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Should be. My sales doubled this week.

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I've transferred a full size, and have a compact in-stock. I like the semi-aggressive grip, but hate the APX type slide serrations. The trigger is not as nice as a PPQ. A little longer take-up, but short reset.

I hope not. You'd be right back where you started.

They're charging $225 to replace the receiver?

That ammo is worth more than the rifle right now.

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I don't see any issues here.

Not bad at $1.26 per round

I didn't realize that FL was a full POC state.

Wow. Big delay. My approved checks in Merica are either instant or 15 minutes max.

"Purchase" means "Acquire" in NJ Law. It's the way it is. Get over it. If you don't believe or want to follow it, acquire a handgun or have someone gift you one without a "Permit to Purchase a Handgun."

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It doesn't matter what's engraved on it. "Make" is the importer (if there is one) and manufacturer that is on the serialized part. "Model" is not required. "Type" is based on it's current configuration. Who cares, or can prove, what it was prior. "Caliber" is based on the barrel's chambering. What it says on the receiver is irrelevant.

Just bought from them. Shipping to me was a few hundred bucks.

I agree. But what do I know. I collect Colts.

Is that what you kids call it nowadays?

I sold out of all my 12GA, field, target, buck, turkey, duck, dove, and slugs. It's crazy out there. LOL

The system is name based. If your name is Galen Marcus McClusterford, more than likely when the submit button is hit, it will be an instant approval. If your name is Joseph William Brown, expect a 20 to 40 minute delay at the minimum, and more than likely 3 business days.

@chencaerulescens I should have quoted the following so as to avoid confusion > I responded clarifying the State's process > You quoted me and referenced the Federal process as follows > I further clarified that I was talking about the State process > I thought the highlighted portion above clarified my response. Which is?

Soooo, how often do you dream of naked dancing mental patients?

We're talking about NJ records here. They don't want them. Obviously, ATF wants the 4473s and Bound Books, and they got them.

Once a NTN is issued, the FBI has 3 business days to approve. The dealer needs that number before the clock starts ticking. I recently transferred a firearm to someone after 5 total days, and NICS denied him on day 8. Oops. LOL. They should have been quicker.