Middlebrook Firearms

10/10/2026

Big NFA news from ATF — but if you’re in New Jersey, here’s the part that matters:

Federal rules changed. New Jersey law did not.

ATF says it will no longer enforce the federal approval, registration, or tax-stamp requirements for suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, and AOWs.

For NJ customers, suppressors, SBRs, and SBSs are still not legal for normal civilian purchase. AOWs are a little different and can depend on the exact fi***rm and configuration.

As always, we’ll keep you updated with clear, accurate information as things develop.

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10/03/2026

New lot on its way out!! Middlebrook Fi****ms

09/02/2026

👀 COMING SOON to Middlebrook Fi****ms 🇮🇹

A beautiful Beretta 12GA Side-by-Side is headed to the rack.

Classic Italian craftsmanship, engraved receiver, walnut furniture, and timeless double-gun styling.

Keep an eye out — coming soon!

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08/31/2026

Coming Soon 👀

A very early 1969 Perazzi MX8, imported by Ithaca Gun Company and featuring 32” barrels, a stepped ventilated rib, detachable trigger group, and matching serial number 34029 throughout.

This is a beautiful early example of Perazzi’s legendary competition sh***un, complete with period Ithaca markings and classic engraving.

More photos and details coming soon.

08/25/2026

Some used handguns getting ready for the sales floor! Stop by and check them out soon!

08/18/2026

🚨 CUSTOMER UPDATE: NJ NICS FEE INCREASE

Unfortunately, another fee increase is here.

The New Jersey State Police has increased the NICS Portal Administration Fee from $2 to $6 per transaction. As a result, the total NICS fees collected at the time of transfer are now:

🔴 Handgun Transaction — $20
🔵 Rifle/Long Gun Transaction — $19

This is a State of New Jersey fee and is outside of our control. According to NJSP, the increase will help support upcoming improvements to the NICS system and the development of a new fi****ms dealer portal.

As always, we’ll keep our customers informed whenever changes from the State affect the buying or transfer process.

📍 Middlebrook Fi****ms LLC | Green Brook, NJ

08/04/2026

🚨 UPDATE: THE THIRD CIRCUIT HAS GRANTED NEW JERSEY’S MOTION TO STAY

The Third Circuit has granted New Jersey’s Motion to Stay the mandate in ANJRPC v. Platkin while the State seeks review by the U.S. Supreme Court.

What does this mean?

➡️ The Third Circuit’s ruling is now on hold.
➡️ There are no changes to New Jersey’s current fi***rm laws at this time.
➡️ Standard-capacity magazines and previously prohibited semiautomatic ri**es cannot be transferred while the stay is in effect.

While this isn’t the outcome many of us were hoping for, it’s important to remember that this is not a final decision on the merits of the case. The stay simply preserves the current status quo while the legal process continues.

At Middlebrook Fi****ms, we’ve said from the beginning that we’d rather be right than rushed. We’ll continue to follow the law, protect our customers, and provide updates based on the actual court filings—not rumors or speculation.

Thank you to everyone who has followed along with us throughout this case. We’ll continue monitoring every development and will keep you informed every step of the way.

07/31/2026

🚨UPDATE: NEW JERSEY HAS OFFICIALLY FILED ITS MOTION TO STAY

As expected, the New Jersey Attorney General has now formally asked the Third Circuit to stay (pause) the mandate while the State seeks review from the U.S. Supreme Court.

A few key takeaways after reviewing the filing:

• This is not a request to overturn the Third Circuit’s decision—it is a request to pause its implementation while further appeals are pursued.
• The State argues that the Supreme Court’s upcoming Viramontes case and the current circuit split justify keeping the existing laws in place during the appeal.
• The motion also argues that allowing immediate sales of previously prohibited fi****ms and magazines could create enforcement issues if the Supreme Court later reverses the Third Circuit.

The plaintiffs will now have an opportunity to respond, and the Third Circuit will decide whether to grant or deny the State’s request.

As always, Middlebrook Fi****ms will continue to follow the law and provide accurate information—not rumors. Our goal is to protect our customers, our business, and your rights by ensuring every transfer is completed legally and correctly.

We’ll continue to post updates as they happen.

Source: Motion to Stay the Mandate, ANJRPC v. Platkin, Nos. 24-2415, 24-2450 & 24-2506 (3d Cir.), filed July 31, 2026.

07/24/2026

🇺🇸 FREEDOM FRIDAY IS ALMOST HERE. 🇺🇸

Looks like it’s time to make room in the safe.

To celebrate what could be one of the biggest changes to New Jersey fi****ms laws in decades, we’re launching our Freedom Friday Event!

🔥 15% OFF qualifying standard-capacity magazines
Use code STANDARD

🔥 10% OFF qualifying previously prohibited semiautomatic ri**es
Use code FREEDOM

Reserve your order now to lock in today’s pricing and beat the inevitable rush.

As always, we’ll only transfer fi****ms and magazines when legally permitted. We’re excited about the Third Circuit’s decision, but we’re also committed to doing things the right way. We’ll continue following all applicable laws and guidance every step of the way.

We have a feeling demand is going to be… standard. 😉

📍 Middlebrook Fi****ms
Green Brook, NJ

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07/21/2026

🚨 NJSP UPDATE – ANJRPC v. Platkin

We’ve now received official communication from the New Jersey State Police Fi****ms Dealer Investigation Unit regarding the Third Circuit’s decision.

According to NJSP, the Third Circuit’s decision is scheduled to become effective on July 31, 2026, and they are working with the Office of the Attorney General to develop guidance for New Jersey residents and FFLs.

Like many of you, we’re excited by this historic ruling. At the same time, we believe it’s important to be informed and prudent. The State wouldn’t hesitate to enforce the law if it remained in effect, so we’re going to follow the guidance provided by the agencies that regulate New Jersey FFLs.

For now, Middlebrook Fi****ms will continue following all current New Jersey and federal laws while we await additional guidance.

We’ll continue monitoring this case closely and will keep everyone updated as new information becomes available.

Thank you for your continued support and trust.

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