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I know this is gonna piss a lot of people off... I don’t buy from CTD, but I don’t disparage them for rasing their prices. Some people call it ‘price gouging’. I call it capitalism. Ultimately, capitalism is self correcting. Don’t like the price? Shop around, someone else usually has it cheaper. That being said, I’m surprised that they are still in business. Most of the gear they sell is utter crap.

The trigger pin was, pressed in...it took an arbor press to remove it for changing of the trigger return spring ! And broad arrow marked, red backed grips.... *if* - it could talk....

did someone say something? did someone try and chime in yet again with an oz of nickel knowledge? lol, boy how times have changed and how rounds go a flyin 4 20rounders and 2 30 rounders is max with mags loaded down a round was pretty common for Iraq patrol 2 kinds of patrols in iraq, foot and trucked, trucked carried 2-5k in magged reserve the stan was less with additional load out in the vees anything else anyone wants to know

Relax. This is Jersey. What could possibly go wrong?

@blakejenna you can get some at 45cpr from a forum member.

This leaves me confused. You don't like the idea of having to rack the charging handle if you fire a shot before you unfold the brace but then you say you keep your truck gun with an empty chamber and hammer down. That means you are going to have to rack the charging handle anyway.

I put the dispute in before I found it it was just a phone service problem. It was a little unnerving having paid in full and then upon calling, getting a message saying the number had been disconnected... I withdrew the dispute once I saw it was merely a phone problem and they didn't skip town.

Nick, I will take it. Thanks, Tony

Thank you. The owner contacted me and cleared things out. The phone line was down and we are all good. Thank for your help!!

I'm sure they all had FID cards and passed background checks when they purchased their firearm, right? Oh, wait... ....."In an update on Project Guardian, a Department of Justice initiative started in November 2019 that emphasized prosecuting and combatting gun crimes, U.S. Attorney of New Jersey Craig Carpenito said Tuesday that 342 defendants have been charged in New Jersey with gun crimes during fiscal year 2020 “despite the challenges of COVID 19 and its impact on the criminal justice process.” Of the 342 charged, 252 (or 75%) were prior convicted felons who were prohibited from possessing firearms, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Part of Project Guardian’s focus is preventing and prosecuting gun crimes related to illegally acquiring or trafficking firearms, according to federal authorities. https://www.nj.com/news/2020/10/more-than-300-charged-with-federal-gun-crimes-in-nj-over-last-year-feds-say.html

I don't think CTD has ever been cheap.

that's way too high even for the current situations. you shouldn't be paying more than .50c a round right now. and even that's kinda high. where'd ya go? did cheaper than dirt open a local store?

The revolving door of the justice system is not a deterrent to crime. jmho

Blake..... Stop.... close your eyes..... breathe...... exhale....... It sucks, but it is what it is. There is no point in getting angry over something you have no control over. We are all in the same boat and feel the same pain. Be patient, have cash on hand, shop, watch for the "deals" and then pounce. You can find ammo, but you have to invest the time, and unfortunately, the extra money. If you see ammo in stock, BUY IT. When gasoline was $4.25/gal, you still bought gas, right? After this all blows over (god willing), chalk up the extra cost and time as a learning experience. For now, just suck it up, buy what you NEED and practice sparingly. The silver lining will be that you will become a much better shooter because ammo is too expensive to waste on mag dumps.

Well..... I wouldnt rush anywhere for $1/rd for 9mm..... thats too high..... even in these times and welcome to the forum..... You will find that most of us do buy our ammo online...... or reload. It's scarce ...... but it does become available from time to time.....

For the original question... no, you can’t put it on your other firearm. OAL is important, and must be over 26”. ATF changed their view, and the measurement is not done with braces unfolded... which is the opposite of how long guns are measured. What also put the death nail in the Black Aces DT, as was folders on TAC-14/Shockwave firearms. The folding setup would put OAL well under 26”. If you install it on your firearm, it will either make it a pistol (illegal) or an AOW, if you leave on the foregrip.

Yep, we've done easily over 800 rounds at the range in little over an hour, without trying, and that includes taking time to reload mags.

I work at a NJ FFL and I have not rec'd any information about the new system. As soon as I get any info or see one of these E-permits, I will let y'all know.

In "actual war" you shoot whatever is necessary even if that means destroying a few barrels. The only limiting factor is the amount of ammo available/resupply and the limitations of the weapons system.

PeteF wins the internet today.

FPC>NRA I'll be giving them some more of my money.

Not quite. Anyway, so now the P2P data will be in a nice, searchable computer database. How convenient.

State Police Announces Enhancement to Firearms Application and Registration System Trenton, N.J. – The New Jersey State Police announced today enhancements to the Firearms Application and Registration System (FARS), which further streamlines the paperless process to purchase a handgun. Beginning Thursday, October 1, this new enhancement to the FARS application process will make the Electronic Handgun Purchase to Permit (E-Permits) to purchase a handgun available immediately upon approval and provide electronic viewable access to available permits at licensed retail firearms dealers. In 2016, Attorney General directive 2016-4 mandated uniform statewide practices and procedures for all firearm applications processes. In 2017, development began on the Firearms Application and Registration System (FARS), which was launched statewide in February 2019, streamlining the firearms application process for all municipalities across the state. The system allows residents of the state to submit online applications for firearms purchaser identification cards and handgun purchase permits. The New Jersey State Police Firearms Investigation Unit and Information and Technology Section, along with outside vendors, spent years of research and development to launch (E-Permit). The enhancements will keep records on file electronically and allow police departments and licensed firearms dealers access to the database while enabling residents to conveniently acquire purchase permits online. For information on how to submit applications, go to https://njsp.org/firearms. Source is the NJSP IG account. I see nothing on the NJSP website about it yet. Any FFLs here have more info on it?