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....what?? So you think that just because he broke the law for years and nobody ever found out, it should be overlooked? That's absurd.

That's what flasks are made for.

Threesome, with another chick of course. All sex jokes aside, don't waste this opportunity on something that can be purchased with money.

I just got off the phone with them. She said that the money had been refunded, and that she could charge me again and ship the item out. After verifying that it was refunded, I just had the order cancelled.

Their website says the order has been shipped though, even though USPS only says that a shipping label has been printed. This is shady as hell.

Yea, I saw your previous comment. I tried calling, but they're apparently closed on the weekends.

Bump. Has anybody who ordered this received it yet? I went home yesterday (stationed in upstate NY) for the first time in a while, and saw that the package never came. I logged onto Botach, and their site shows my order as "shipped". I plugged the tracking code into usps, and it shows that only the shipping label has been created. The order was placed 2 months ago, and I received no notification of items being on backorder.

Nick can I ask where you got the rifle from?

I believe that people have even used metal JB weld. I think the best bet is tapping though.

The actual conversion is VERY easy. I did my AR lower build, and a Saiga conversion, and I think they are very comparable in terms of skill needed. The hardest part is filing/grinding/dremeling the rivets flat. Make sure you take your time and paint the receiver properly, and let it dry. Don't get impatient, trust me, I made that mistake. If you decide not to go classic wood style, Kvar makes a plastic stock that isn't too tacticool looking.

I actually used the SAME EXACT: stock, FCG, and trigger guard when I built my Saiga. I used a Hogue grip, I don't think Magpul made AK grips back then, still counted as a U.S. part though. Using those parts, I was still compliant. I don't think the piston is necessary. I did swap out the handguard, although I don't remember the brand, and I don't know if that counted as one of the compliant parts. By the way, nice choices. I very much enjoyed that FCG, trigger guard, and stock. I remember I had a small issue fitting the grip to that trigger guard, hopefully Magpul did a better job than Hogue did.

Date and time?

This. That sure as hell wasn't the case for Lone Survivor.

So would I. I also wouldn't care if I didn't get paid.

If you list the equipment that you have accessible, we might be able to make some recommendations.

Well then if both threads are in the same section, it might be a good idea to just merge them. Having them in the same section completely defeats the purpose of this thread.

I understand this is an important topic. However, was it necessary to create a thread just to link us to the next thread down on the page?

I personally don't enjoy shooting .40S&W. I have a 1911 in .45acp, and a Ruger SR9. I love shooting my 1911, but it does lack in capacity. That's what I like about my SR9. I'd like to get an FN in .45acp one these days.

I wasn't aware of anything like that. Most NEX's that I have been to suck. Do you have any information on whether pricing is good or not? I guess I can't criticize the NEX too much, liquor is a steal. No wonder sailors drink so much

Being 21 or older still applies for handguns. Other laws in the state still apply also. For example, I'm stationed in NY. I only need to abide by NY's laws regarding purchasing a pistol. Unfortunately for me, NY's laws are even more strict than NJ, and it's not even worth my time to purchase a pistol here. NC should be much easier though. Your son should be able to get these, and any other questions that he has answered at a local firearms shop. Also keep in mind, bases have their own regulations regarding firearms. If he's living in the barracks, or on base housing, he likely has to notify someone that he has a firearm, or possibly have it stored in the armory.

Then he is good to go with his orders and military ID. Is there a store that's hassling him?

Or just create a thread on this site. Everyone here is trustworthy, and honest. And I'm sure we wouldn't mind a little "friend discount" for the advice we have given Even though it's more work, you're going to get more if you sell privately to NJ residents than if you sell to a dealer.

If you are purchasing in NC, then yes. If you are purchasing in NJ while on leave, you'll need to follow NJ laws. However if you're in NC, you just need orders and military ID (CAC).

Since the OP is learning, it'd be nice to NOT post sarcastic and false information. As stated, a flash hider is not legal on an AR with a pistol grip. You can however put the flash hider on a bolt action rifle.

Sorry I misunderstood what you said. How exactly did you make your own rivet press?