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I could envision NYS defining the locking lugs as an interrupted coarse thread just to get it on their list. I could also envision some enterprising manufacturers creating "evil" attachments to mate to the lugs. I like it and definitely would consider it, but I don't have high hopes in NYS.I have not seen this mentioned here and I thought the compensator design and attachment was very unique and probably legal in NYS. It’s not a threaded barrel since threads to me are very specific.
509 CC Edge | FN® Firearms
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How so? Flash suppressor, muzzle "break" or muzzle compensator are all evil features (provided semi automatic with ability to accept detachable mag) by themselves without regard to threaded barrel. Don't see this being legal under NY law.I have not seen this mentioned here and I thought the compensator design and attachment was very unique and probably legal in NYS. It’s not a threaded barrel since threads to me are very specific.
509 CC Edge | FN® Firearms
The newest addition to the FN Edge Series™ is here, with next-level upgrades direct from the FN factory.
Exactly. They left it open for interpretation...their own.
But you can get a pistol ported thereby creating a compensating feature that is integral to the build (sans a separate device).
Ok.. good luck with that.
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As far as I know a ported barrel is GTG I actual had a Glock 34C on my NYS permit with no issues. This is not same as what OP posted or what I responded to though. OP stated the FN compensator "may" be GTG in NYS due to lack of threaded barrel. I was simply pointing out that compensator is listed as evil feature regardless of whether barrel was threaded or not.So, I can't get ports cut into my pistol? hmm, bummer
Muzzle Devices on Pistols in NY - SAFE Act Website Incorrect/Custom Barrels OK
According to SAFE Act code, a pistol in NY is considered an assault weapon if, among other things, the pistol has a threaded barrel capable of accepting a muzzle break (brake?), flash suppressor, compensator, silencer, etc... Many of you know this already. I'd like to simply bring up two...
That's what I meant in my post to which you responded "good luck with that". I was confused. But I agree with you the 509 CC edge is likely going to be a no-go for NY.
To be fair, I probably could have written it clearer. But yeah I think we agree, but I also think they would view the lugs as a potential attachment point for additional devices. These laws make no sense.
That’s semi auto rifles and this is a pistol. Pistols are assault weapons if they have one of the following.
Where does the safe act say a pistol can’t have a compensator or flash suppressor. The way I read it that is specific to rifles.
Not semi auto so there is that.
No worries. I just wanted to make sure I understood it as well.
