9X19

Not a bolt gun, but Henry Repeating Arms in Bayonne NJ, makes a top notch product.

Yet... give them time.

Good to hear it went well Nick.

I hate the looks of that one. If I was in the market for one, it would be the standard 75B.

Glock 17

RTSP has them.

+1 I have the current book if you need info.

Average wait was about 3.5 hours today. Must have been a skeleton crew.

Same people doing the same checks without any interaction other then a response of approved, delayed or denied. unfortunately there are less people working there due to cutbacks.

^ This..best answer of the day.

They should have just typed 9mm. Can't screw that up. What are they, a member of NATO?

I agree 15 to 20 min most of the day today. Now Saturdays are another story. All I could say is get your check in early, and the go for breakfast or coffee and come back for approval.

John, Sounds like Ray's back in the day. LOL

No not required, but it does help sometimes in getting your approval back quicker... expecially if you have a common last name. Write it on a piece of paper so they could enter it online, and then ask for the paper back. That way at least it is not on the 4473 when it gets filed away at your FFL.

Done as well.

Must have taken 3 Glock executives to come up with my model's name LOL...I have the G41. Hi John!

May God bless our fallen Heroes, and look over our Troops here and abroad defending our freedoms. There are many in this Country who still appreciate the gravity of what they do everyday.

Just remember, a 10 gun safe will hold less then 10 guns unless you store them in silicone socks to prevent scratching.

I agree. If they did that while they were having an ATF audit, they would surely get a stern warning... or even worse have their FFL revoked if they had warnings for other compliancy issues.

That's insane. Did they make you re-sign (recertification as required by Federal law) the bottom of page 2 of the 4473. It is required if you pick up the gun on a different day then your nics check was submitted. If not, they could get in trouble. In reality they should not date the COE, which is your proof of ownership until the gun actually leaves the store. Thank God they don't attempt to sell handguns...can you imagine how bad they would screw that up?

Good job!

Be very careful with Flitz. It will polish small scratches out, but go very slow and very light. The thing that you have to remember about nickel, is that the nickel plating is very thin. Every time you polish it, you remove a very small layer of the finish. If you go to deep, you will remove the nickel plating right down to the copper below the finish that the nickel was applied to. Once that happens the nickel could start flaking off, and you will have to get the gun refinished. You also have no way of knowing how many times the gun has already been polished. Also do not use hoppes 9 on the nickel finish. That can cloud the nickel if you do not remove it.I suggest you go onto the Colt forum Pthon sub-forum and read up on care of nickel guns. Good luck with your Python. Go ahead and shoot it as long as you remember.. If you take good care of it you will never lose any money, and the gun will most likely appreciate in value.

Guess I should have waited for page 2 LOL....bookmarked for further research.

More please...

Go old school and get a Colt Python!