Legal to own this gun in NJ

[Bubblehead]

Everyone is so busy deciding if you could. Has anyone stopped to think if you should?

[flat9999]

Perfectly legal, actually saw one at the range just a few days ago and was allowed to handle it briefly. Nice little gun.

To correct some of the posts above:

Stock is non-collapsible; therefore, does not need to be pinned.

Can have up to 15 round mags. Although I have read that Hi-Point mags are somewhat finicky.

SBR rifles have barrels shorter than 16"; anything over 16" and your fine.

Handgun ammo requires NJ FID (or pistol purchase permit) for purchase in NJ stores. No restrictions on mailorder.

 

There are quite a few gun shops in NJ that have this particular rifle, it is popular due to its price. Stay away from HiPoint handguns though, mostly because they are butt ugly

Edited February 13, 2017 by flat9999

[Heavyopp]

Everyone is so busy deciding if you could. Has anyone stopped to think if you should?

 

 

 

What does that mean?

[Haskell_Hunter]

Everyone is so busy deciding if you could. Has anyone stopped to think if you should?

 

I'd get one because I can.  I don't think anyone needs to overthink it beyond that.

[Bubblehead]

What does that mean?

I've never known someone to be happy with their purchase after buying a hi-point...

[newjerseyhunter]

Perfectly legal, actually saw one at the range just a few days ago and was allowed to handle it briefly. Nice little gun.

To correct some of the posts above:

Stock is non-collapsible; therefore, does not need to be pinned.

Can have up to 15 round mags. Although I have read that Hi-Point mags are somewhat finicky.

SBR rifles have barrels shorter than 16"; anything over 16" and your fine.

Handgun ammo requires NJ FID (or pistol purchase permit) for purchase in NJ stores. No restrictions on mailorder.

 

There are quite a few gun shops in NJ that have this particular rifle, it is popular due to its price. Stay away from HiPoint handguns though, mostly because they are butt ugly

 

Most places require a copy of your license and FID before they ship ammo to NJ.