New Jersey's Assault Weapon Restrictions
New Jersey has a ban on "assault firearms" and "substantially identical" firearms the state considers to be "assault firearms". No one may own parts of an "assault firearm" if the parts can be readily assembled into an "assault firearm".
Statute
NJCC Title 2C:39-1
What is Assault Weapon Restrictions?
Some states have restrictions, banns, or require owners to register firearms they conceder to be "assault weapons". The definitions of an "assault weapon" varies widely from state to state. These definitions can include whether the gun is fully automatic, the magazine size it can carry, and others.
Other New Jersey firearm laws
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