Is the legal in NJ?!?

[Black Bear Bowhunter]

what do you guys think? He’s selling it with the bow for around $1200 

[Bill from NJ]

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Edited June 8, 2020 by Bill from NJ

[archer36]

I know before crossbows were legal the laws said "no device to hold bow at full draw" was allowed. Not that crossbows are fully incorporated into the archery season, the device merely makes it a vertical crossbow instead of horizontal. I would fully consult current regs. 

[mazzgolf]

It seems like it is a little more than a vertical crossbow... the additional feature, of course, is the magazine  Which is cool

BTW: I love watching this guy's videos. His burly laugh is contagious  But he can get down to serious business when he describes his creations.

[tuny]

I would say based on current regs, not legal , but then neither were inline Muzzy when the first came out and copper slugs. the regs usually lag behind the technology advances by several years.

[nickmarch]

 7:25-5.24 Bow and arrow, general provisions

(a)  A bow means longbow, recurved bow, compound bow, or crossbow. A crossbow means a device capable of propelling an arrow by means of traverse limbs and a string, mounted on a stock of at least 25 inches in length, and having a working safety. Cocking levers and other devices may be used on crossbows. Hand-held releasing devices are permitted.

[Mathews3274]

Too much bs on a bow. It's not what true archery is about. This is just being plain lazy. Each year the hunting industry just gets worse. What a joke!

[cewoz560]

Looks what you find in marvel comic or vampire killer movie!!

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