KRISS Vector CRB 9mm Blue/Black Rifle

A: This firearm takes Glock Factory or Glock style 9mm Magazines or Drums Bruce.

A: it is NJ compliant However I would verify this with the local FFL that you will use as he is the one who will have to do the paperwork for the transfer

A: Theodore, this would be legal in NJ due to This 9mm model CRB having a Magazine Lock for CA compliance. NJ should understand that this feature makes the magazine non detachable when engaged. Just check with a local FFL to make sure they understand this and perhaps Buds as well. Details under "Handguns" here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/new_jersey_restrictions.pdf

A: Theodore - This one appears to be NJ compliant. Of course, the final responsibility is on you to ensure you are ordering a firearm that is legal in your state. I also suggest you check with a local FFL dealer, to ensure this firearms is legal in NJ. IT would be a shame to order it and then not be able to have ti transferred to you because of some technicality of which none of us here are aware. Good luck.

A: Brian, yes Sir. This model is legal to purchase/own in California. Vector Gen II - CA Featureless - 9mm 16.5 Inch Barrel - Flip-Up Sights - Defiance Fixed Stock - Black 10 Rounds - CA Compliant

A: Vladimir, unfortunately no Sir. Details under KRISS FAQ's here ; https://kriss-usa.com/support/faq/

A: Sorry but this is not new York compliant because of the threaded barrel, ability to accept the magazine outside of the pistol grip, and a Weight over 50 ozs. You can't have any of those restrictions. Hope this helps.

A: From Kriss "We do not make a model for New York that is specifically compliant with NY SAFE. We are aware that some dealers in New York are selling the Vector CRB for California as a "New York model". Please be aware that the Vector CRB "California Featureless Rifle" is made specifically for compliance with California DOJ's specifications on "featureless rifles". It has not been reviewed nor approved by New York DOJ for compliance with NY SAFE." I would call and ask my LOCAL FFL as he would be the one putting his license on the line to transfer it to you