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67 How important is it for you to have your next pistol be "Optics Ready?"
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1. How important is it for you to have your next pistol be "Optics Ready?"
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Very, (Do not want to pay for slide cutting, Looks cool, etc.)
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Neutral (don't have a preference either way)
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Not at all (not a feature I am looking for).
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2. How much are you willing to pay for "Optics ready"? (i.e. gun is cut for an optic)
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Up to $50
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$50 to $100
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$100 to $200
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$250 or more
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None. If it is not standard part of the gun, not willing to pay more for a model with it.
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3. Why are you looking for Optics Ready?
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Planning on adding optic.
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Want to have the option just in case
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n/a
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4. Why do you want to add an optic?
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Looks cool/tactical or someone told me I should
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Need it for deteriorating eyesight.
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To compete in certain gun games (USPSA Carry Optics)
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It appears that their restrictions to NJ have been removed. -
By ChrisJM981 · Posted
So is this another option? https://franklinarmory.com/franklin-armory-xo-26-r2/ -
By JackDaWack · Posted
I didnt hear what ever came of that... I believe word on the street is some CT cops and an ATF agent got together and went rouge... but here is another story. https://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/108864-atf-prosecution-for-pistol-as-sbr/page/2/ -
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