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I sure do hope this is one sick April fools joke

You march into that police station with authority and demand to speak to the Chief. Then when he approaches you, take your index finger point at him and say "Where are my papers?!" .....Just kidding just kidding...But in all seriousness I have had friends call every 2 weeks. As long as you are polite you won't have a problem. Remember they are mailing you a letter to inform you to come pick up either your FID or Permit and things get lost in mail. So, a follow up call weeks later shouldnt hurt.

Thats actually a really good idea...thank you ill def have to check these out before perm altering the grips.

I feel if you kept a lock room from a tenant who is renting the space sooner or later they will get curious as to whats in that locked room/closet. They would have all the time in the world to get in there and peep around. IDK just sounds a little too risky to me. Like previously mentioned...see about a lock box.

Not all that much hesitant, just seeing if anyone knows of someone preferably a gunsmith who does this type of work.

for the guys looking for parts on AR builds....Shore Shot just posted this on their FaceBook page... New AR parts on the shelfs. Lots of Troy Folding Battle Sights all styles. Also got a shipment of ambi safeties from Battle Arms Development. We have a good selection of rails from Troy, Blackhawk, and Samson MFG: both free floating and drop in styles. And now we have all the Samson evolution handguard upgrades and parts to build your forend for your exact needs.

Funny story as well...went with my uncle down in Florida to a range where he lives. As I was sending the target out to about 20 yards i wasnt paying that much of attention (conversating with my uncle) while the target went down the line. Long story short it gets out there and i load the pistol and aim at the target. At first i thought it was just dust particles on my glasses so I went to clean them. Put them back on and look down range again. Nope, still there....i bring the target back and as i was bringing it back its being shot at. i back up and look 2 or 3 lanes down and there is 2 asian guys and one is in the both shooting at my target. I said "HEY WTF ARE YOU DOING?!" His reply was that he thought it was part of the course. SMH it was a laned range, no "course" LOL we laugh bout it to this day.

LOL...yea my HK p30 has that same feature so back at ya ha

Not a problem. Enjoy and if you need to know the take down of your gun try youtube there is tons of great vids on how to properly take apart a firearm and what you should and shouldnt add lubricant to.

Glock

Very interesting...I know a few buddies that actually sanded and did the stippling themselves but its a tricky process and one that I am not willing to try and screw up on. However I like the "shrink grips" u mentioned. Who makes them?

Im new as well but have been into firearms for sometime now. What i would recommend is to go over the gun yourself. Wipe down all moving mechanics. Even tho it was cleaned and stored, lube acts like a collector. Every bit of dust, grit gets caught in it. So, a nice cleaning wouldnt hurt.

Ammo is ammo and from what I know its legal to get ammo that way. It is like any other ammo sale.

New to the forum...sooo hello everyone...my question is does anyone know a good gunsmith who does and neat clean stippling job for polymer framed handguns?