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Posted: 2/10/2002 10:22:53 AM EDT
| I think I already know the answer to this question, but can one legally own a full auto M16 in NJ assuming that all federal requirements and taxes have been met/paid? I saw someplace on the web that civilian ownership of machineguns in NJ is prohibited; is that true or is there a way to get around this law? |
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Yes www.bodermansports.com/html/nfa_states.html Probably not in big cities though |
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Basicly no. As far as I am aware, NJ is a non-NFA state for individuals. With all due respect to Jeff Boderman, right off the bat, I noticed several mistakes in his table. As for NJ, theoretically, it may be possible, but in practice, you'll never get the required CLEO signoff...unless you have extremely powerful political connections in the state. Additionally, don't forget the state prohibitions on hi-cap mags - even if you could get a MG, its pretty well pointless with a 10rd or less mag. |
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Seagull, According to N.J.S.A. 2C:58-5 you can apply to the Superior Court for a license to Possess and Carry Machine Guns. The County Prosecutor conducts an investigation of the application and makes recommendations to the Court. So in theory you can get a license for a Machine Gun. In practice, it will never happen. Mike |
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