This would be a felony in New Jersey...
...but it's yet another reason for large magazines.
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/10/robert-farago/mtv-on-musical-target-tribute-to-star-spangled-banner-merica-f-k-yeah/
Mark Mc. 
yankeefan Wait, didn't McMark tell us magazine can be changed faster than Superman suits up so it doesn't matter?
What he needs is a multi-barrel gun so he can play chords.
mistergoogle As long as each barrel is activated by a separate trigger and it's one shot/pull that's perfectly legal (almost anywhere) MG.
Plenty of 10/22 (same gun as posted in this above video) gatling gun kits work this way.
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/10-22-gatling-gun-kit?a=862723
LOL, new gun debate, here it comes
Awesome video mark!
The problem here mg, is if you had to change mag, and re-cock it would ruin the song
Darrin 
Calico696 awful pace , no rhythm at all , this man should have practiced before airing this.
this is better
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9_xN-0T76g
CBGB Let's see him do it with the glasses 25 yards away ;)
But THIS should be the national anthem (and pasttime):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MBf_LvqUsQ
I've got to get to Kentucky sometime just to experience the moment at 4:02...
How about this gun:
http://vimeo.com/94460564
I'm sure some here would find that acceptable ;-)
justintime Haha... I wish my guns shot money out of them (it's quite the opposite, though...)
Ain't that the truth!! My buddy just bought a Barret 82A1 .50 BMG. I don't know why anyone would want one, since the rounds are $5 EACH, I couldn't afford to fire it much. But, to each his own...
Hey Mark- you see where someone has started making M1 Carbines again? Actual .30 M1 carbines? Too cool, too bad they are "too evil" to own here in PRNC.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/10/16/newly-manufactured-m1-carbines-mks-supply/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss
JeffersonRepub Cool. My dad had an *original* M1-carbine that he purchased from the CMP a long time ago when he lived in Ohio. Alas, he had to get rid of it due to NJ's infinite wisdom.
Is there even enough space in NJ to make a Barrett worth the hassle? Those things are better suited to 500+ yard ranges out in the desert. It'd certainly be a cool conversation piece, though!
I know of no 200-yard+ ranges in NJ, with the possible exception of maybe Fort Dix?
Yeah- an $11,000 conversation piece. No thanks!
The private land I go shooting o n has a 320 yard capable shot and is in NJ, my secret location lol, and yes 50's are welcome
I have always wanted one
Been thinking of getting a wasr-10, can you get one in nj with the slant tip as long as it is welded on and not removable?
"Been thinking of getting a wasr-10, can you get one in nj with the slant tip as long as it is welded on and not removable?"
I believe so. Other people have WASR-10's with no problems. The slant tip is a muzzle brake, not a flash suppressor, so that should be good (still needs to be pinned/welded).
Just make sure "AK" isn't stamped anywhere on it.
Darrin,
You do realize you're going to have to take us to your "secret location" sometime, right? ;)
Absolutely JR, absolutely! This would require me getting out shooting, which sadly i have not done at all this summer. I was only out early spring. I have just been too darn busy for fun!
Me and the guy i work with stopped by one evening and marked out 20 yards, 50 yards, 100 yards, 200 yards, and out of interest found a hill that would be a max shot and came up with 320 yards. I have 2 friends that own 50 bmg that have been looking for a place to shoot it, now just to get them up here!
Lol, well summer is over. There will be snow on the ground soon.
I'd just like to see what I could do at even 200 yards. The .22 would be a challenge since the bullet drop is around 3 feet at that distance. Probably slows to a crawl too, so the wind would be a factor.
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