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It appears the online system will only be a submission form. the leg work is still done by hand in the NICS unit.

Dont get to excited as im not feeling the love for this new ONLINE system. Its only an Inline submission. Nics operators will still process the Nics and email the results. So this means NO 24 hour nics, NO Sunday nics and who knows how well the email reply will work.

will email you pricing and models shortly..

email sent

Thank you Nick some people LOL

I have a shipment of Spikes Tactical factory built NJ compliant rifles inbound along with some NJ compliant complete uppers and it only took 8 months I don't have my final pricing or model numbers as of this moment but will this afternoon. Was only asked by spikes if i still want this order and it will ship this week. If interested please Email [email protected] and i will email you pricing once i have it

Thanks for the kind words.... It was a pleasure meeting you and look forward to working together in the future.

Got my letter today as well

Hell, Driving to an FFL might be deviation

Not really true.. They know exactly whats in the box and they do take extra care with firearms.

when you ship a firearm to springfield you will need to drop off at the fedex or UPS hub not a upsstore etc etc. they can ship it back to your home if the serial numbers have not changed

I guess i can be on the list

LOL

Interesting thread. I dont think any country needs to physically invade the US. Our electric grid is so dated it could be knocked out quite quickly with some coordinated attack cells. Once the grid goes down those in the big cities will end up eating each other.

Any opinions on the Magnum Research 1911?

I Appreciate the kind words

Are we sure its legal in NJ? Does NJ have a"Stand your ground" law to protect from flies?

They get busy on Saturdays and sometimes they turn off the phones and only accept faxes.

LOL

being from NJ one can only hope

I would agree with you on that.

So your thoughts are if the body can hold more then 15 rounds its illegal? If a factory magazine had a body that held more then 15 and was only limited by for example a longer follower that can be cut down its illegal? NJ does not specify threaded barrel being considered non threaded by a pinned and welded brake and this is why we refer back to the ATF regulations. BUT at the end of the day technically being NJ that can also be challenged by our wonderful lawmakers. That being said. If you can get the factory 15 round mag its always best. If not i would agree its a roll of the dice and have to use the best possible methods.

There has been much debate on "Pinning" a mag. Whats permanent? Does permanent mean it can never ever under any circumstance be be reversed? If so then its impossible to make anything permanent. Depending on the skill level of the person trying to make something "un-permanent" has allot to do with it. ( I know un-permanent is not a word but using it anyways) If you Epoxy it , it can Un-bonded chemically at anytime . I have also seen magazines Glued/epoxied/Bonded that have had the bond completely fail after a few years of use. If its pinned it can be removed with some damage to the magazine using tools, but in most cases the mag will remain functional. I'v even seen factory mags that are limited and can be modified with the right tools and skill to accept higher capacity. is that legal and permanent? One example is the mp22 pistol 10 round CA version. It can be made to hold 12 rounds in about 10 seconds. the block is not even glued just sits in the magazine and can be removed without a tool. That being said my opinion and the opinion of others is if it requires tools and labor to remove the capacity limit it would be legal Then again some others will disagree and since its one of those "grey" areas i don't think anyone knows for sure. Use the logic the ATF uses in regards to Pinning a muzzle break on a barrel to maintain the 16" length They say welding a pin is acceptable and they consider that permanent. I don't know about you guys but i have swapped out (made un-permanent) a pined and welded muzzle brake with out destroying the brake. I would like others to throw there 2 cents in, as a good discussion on this would be nice... Don't get nasty if you disagree as i love everyone

He makes for entertaining and informative radio Not to mention ya gotta love the attitude

how about the core option?