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MidwestPX

NJGF Vendor
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  1. Early cancellation fees are part of the contract you negotiate. Our contract stipulates no ETF. And since we're 100% ecommerce, no equipment fee. CS there both technical and account related have been top notch. Far superior to PAI.
  2. We tried Payment Alliance. Absolute nightmare. I've put over seven figures through with Transnational already and I know multiple others who have done in excess of $10M with TN after switching from PAI. I'd take TN over PAI every single time.
  3. This isn't anything new. There are very few truly gun friendly payment processors. Some are okay with card present transactions only for firearms such as Authorize.net. The one we use, Transnational, is 100% fine with firearms ecommerce. Paypal is as anti-gun as they come and using them is only a matter of time before they freeze your batches. Chokepoint is a little different as it's the government intervening and messing with not only payment processing but bank accounts too.
  4. Pretty fine lookin' blaster
  5. http://midwestpx.com/product_info.php?products_id=850
  6. I've got a couple in stock.
  7. If Shawn's wrong, I can see a NJGF lynch mob forming
  8. Yep, M3s work in the 16.
  9. It's kind of a PITA. Lots of fitting had to be done with mine. Negative on the M3s working with the 17 out of the box.
  10. I don't have one in my personal SCAR but my FIL does and he loves it. With my limited use of his trigger, I don't think there's as drastic of an improvement over the stock trigger the way there is stepping up to an SSA from a USGI trigger though. It's certainly lighter but the crispness of break isn't night and day like an SSA vs. USGI in an AR15.
  11. Federal cut wholesale prices this month...expect to see Federal .223 and 5.56 at better (relative to 1H14) prices going forward
  12. High dollar shotguns are also great vehicles for tax-free inheritances.
  13. Thanks for the order!
  14. Nice looking build. How much does it weigh unloaded? My guess would be between 6.5 and 7 pounds
  15. No one is saying you shouldn't be allowed to OC a long gun. However, these misguided demonstrators think by OCing long guns in public, they'll advance the pro-gun agenda. They couldn't be more wrong as evidenced by company after company being painted into a corner and having to issue no-gun policies. This battle is all about the long game and well-thought strategy. It is best left out of the hands of immature and myopic attention whores. HE nailed it when he said gun owners should be mimicking the mainstream LGBT fight for the hearts and minds of the undecided. I'm a gun owner, hell, I'm a gun dealer and if I saw someone show up in a store with a long gun at low-ready, I'd immediately be on alert and readying to draw as well as work toward the nearest exit. And OC is even legal here in Missouri so if that's how I react, how do you think sheeple react? Positively? I guarantee not.
  16. This sums it up...
  17. Yeah, if you could, I'd like to forward them on to the machine shop so they can make the necessary changes.
  18. That's a good question and I don't know. I'll let sales dictate it. As for uppers, both are designed to match forged uppers. I'm still talking to the machine shop about a billet upper and honestly, I'm not very enthused by the design direction. I'll get pics of the "other" lower up as soon as my photographer gets them to me. Also, what was the issue you had?
  19. These lowers were originally supposed to be delivered in April/May...of 2013. I had two machine shops making lowers on variances for me just to try to get product. The good news is, since they took so long, I had a lot of input in the design whereas the lowers that are currently available was a "take it or leave it" proposition as far as design went.
  20. In the next week or two, I'll be making a very good deal available on a house branded billet AR15 lower. It's not the same design as the current PX15 lower and I'll have pictures next week to post. It will, however, have the same features as what is currently available meaning a threaded bolt catch pin, threaded takedown detent channel, and a tensioning screw between upper and lower. The deal will be: *Billet 7075 PX15 lower *PX LTG LPK *ALG Defense ACT trigger *PX milspec 6-pos OR A2 rifle length receiver extension kit $199.95 Before I release this deal to the rest of the internet, I'm giving NJGF members first notice. If you're interested, post and subscribe to this thread. Because supply lines on some of the components of the bundled parts is spotty, I'll only be releasing 20-25 at a time.
  21. My guess is Glock conducted an internal investigation as part of their civil suit against OMB, discovered the kickbacks, and turned it over to the Feds.
  22. Since I have so many spare parts laying around, I use another pivot pin as a slave pin only I push it in from the opposite direction. It's just long enough to hold the detent in while exposing a little bit of it so you can line up the pivot pin being installed pretty easily.
  23. Because they've had so much success in previous demonstrations... I can't tell if these guys are that stupid or if they're insane. Hell, they might as well be anti-gun people.
  24. The Polymer 80 that they're selling now is different from the EP Armory that they got raided over.
  25. There was another issue with the EP Armory lowers Ares was selling. They had the FCG and selector holes marked which is forbidden.

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