Hi There. I am interested in purchasing this handgun, but I am new to the hobby. I was wondering if anyone knows if this handgun is considered NJ compliant. I wasn't sure if this is considered semi-automatic, as it appears to indicate striker-fire action, which I am not sure is the same thing. From what I understand magazines over 10 rounds are illegal in NJ for semi-auto handgun or rifle. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Hi There. I am interested in purchasing this handgun, but I am new to the hobby. I was wondering if anyone knows if this handgun is considered NJ compliant. I wasn't sure if this is considered semi-automatic, as it appears to indicate striker-fire action, which I am not sure is the same thing. From what I understand magazines over 10 rounds are illegal in NJ for  semi-auto handgun or rifle. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks!

Rudy G. · Answer

Sorry for the late response. If 10 rounds is the maximum amount of ammo a magazine can carry in your state then this pistol is automatically not NJ compliant because it holds more than 10. Striker fired pistols is just a way the mechanism functions in order to fire a cartridge. Semi-auto just means a cartridge is fired with every pull of the trigger. If you hold the trigger down, it still only fires one round. When you release the trigger then the trigger will reset, thus allowing you to press the trigger again to shoot another round. I hope this somewhat helps. Just watch some videos online so that you get details and, especially, a visual of a particular pistol function. Welcome to the Second Amendment community.

Randy I. · Answer

sorry with the 17 round mag that gun is not NJ compliant here are all the NJ legal sigs https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Firearms_Handguns/manu/51/firearm_capacity/13362/caliber/10000837/sort/best-selling

Randy I. · Answer

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James G. · Answer

Derek, no Sir. The magazine capacity exceeds New Jersey's 10rd limit. Full details under Handguns here  :   https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/new_jersey_restrictions.pdf

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