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Looking for a glock 21 gen 4 (.45acp). Let me know if you're looking to sell. Or a glock 20 Gen 4 (10mm).

Sure...where? Flight/transport + cost of ammo + food and lodge... might as well just buy one off GB...

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Thanks all.. I'll probably go with the O ring method if the lower doesn't have a dedicated threaded screw hole for tension adjustments. All my rifles now have the screws and I know the aero lowers has it but unfortunately Andersons do not...and the Anderson's are the only ones I know are available at some shops near me. Either way, the costs for any new lowers are a joke nowadays and I'm in no dying need for them now...just looking to see if anyone has a used (or new) one they're looking to unload at a reasonable price to someone local.

The slight wobble will indeed effect accuracy although very very negligible...and although I'm not a marksman or sharpshooter or anything close to even being one BUT I am a little OCD about the slight wobble and any jingle. Haha

Yeah on that site it says flat rate shipping for 11.99? You want to sell any of those aeros? ...I know a lower is a lower is a lower and all will perform admirably but I hear a few uppers don't sit all nice and mated with the aeros thus a slight bit of wobble between the upper and lower, nothing that tension screws can't fix. Did you ever see that with any of your aeros?

I know a few local shops that have anderson lowers and want $150 for them...and that does not include tax or nics fee. This whole price inflation and impulse/panic buying will probably phase out just like what happened in 1994. I'll just wait it out....especially to buy a plain jane stripped lower for $150. I'm by far not in any urgent situation so I may be in a different spot (actually looking to thin out some inventory...lol) but looking for a lower to build something out with my remnant parts...

Awesome...$110 shipped, then tax+nics+FFL fee....there's no logo so that's cool so i'll get Noveske engraved on it and it'll be almost like the real thing! The look and price! LOL

Where can you get an anderson for $50 or aero for $75?

Anyone have a stripped lower in great condition for sale? I'm looking for a lower in 223/556/300 BLK. Not interested in polymer. PM me with what you have and the asking price.

Nvmd.

The vig is the purchaser gets first dibs on which rifle he keeps from the batch. Who knows what really will be the condition of them when received.

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Still looking... local channels only.

I primarily use my phone and this ad nonsense is unbearable. Most content look all screwy and its tough to navigate.

Sorry again OP. Second thought, AK47 may be a good 2nd or 3rd rifle for you. Go with a off-the-rack AR platform for all the reasons listed above but ideally...I would suggest going to the range and renting many different rifles and go with whichever you think is the right fit for you. Everyone is different. As a note, once you start going down the AR path...there is no turning back. It's become an expensive hobby and I hope you have deep pockets.

Malice4you... you're absolutely right in regards to the thread drifting away from the OPs question and I'm guilty of contributing to that however sometimes going off on a short detour may be enlightening for all those that have chimed in and educating for others as well...however you're absolutely right and I apologize to the OP because I would be annoyed if it was me. To the OP, look into the AK47.

In all honesty with God as my witness, I started out with a 44 magnum revolver...must've been around 12-14 years old. My pops would've whipped me hard if he ever found out...haha Surprisingly it was everything I expected and luckily I never got wacked in the forehead from the muzzle flip. But to the original poster, seems he is knowledged to a certain degree about firearms and mature so my advice for the first rifle is... AK47 It's not picky about ammo (eats steel cases for breakfast), packs a harder punch than the 223/556, accuracy between the 2 is negligible for the average shooter and most importantly...it's more reliable. Who cares about that over penetration/ballistics stuff for HD because we're talking about rifles here anyway...

I agree for youths...long guns first but the list I meant was for adults. Thinking about it a little more, I'd probably put striker fired handguns with no manual safety first on the list...for adults.

Reason for me putting lever/bolt after handgun is because handguns are generally more prevalent today in people's homes. It would be sad if a new user learned a bolt action first and next up was handguns but then a bad guy encounter occurred before getting to that next class. =(

That's right...everyone is different and comfort levels varies but in theory...in theory, if one jammed or malfunctioned in the hot zone, which firearm would be easier for the average shooter be able to diagnose, rectify and get a shot off quicker? The AR or a revolver?

If I may interject...although everyone is different with what they're comfortable with, I believe the order in which someone should learn how firearms work and how to physically operate are... 1. Revolvers with hammers 2. Hammerless/striker fired handguns 3. Pump action shotguns 4. Bolt/lever action rifles 5. AR platform 6. Mini gun Safety and no safety awareness as well for all of the above.

I'm not sure about anyone else but I'm seeing a ton of new non-NJGF related ads now on this site and I have to close them out in order to see the actual forum. Is this some setting that's from my phone or is this something that NJGF subscribed to for revenue?

I have a POF Revolution in .308 for sale....but it's a full build. If interested, please check my listing in the WTS section.

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