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  1. Like new Shadow Systems CR920 combat (upgraded barrel). I believe it only has about 100 rnds through it. Has 3 -13 rnd mags and one 10 rnd floor plate. Case, Tenicore IWB holster and Bravo OWB holster. No trades, Nashville area $600. This is really hard. Got this in a trade and wanted to see how it stacked up to my P365 Xmacro. If I'd have gotten it first, I'd have stayed with it. Just have too much in the p365. Apples to apples I prefer the CR920 to the P365. My excess your gain.
  2. Smith

    TICS Denial

    I got denied once because a guy in Oregon had my last name and a social that was 2 digits different than mine and had been arrested for a felony. It got overturned on appeal. Since my last name is Smith, I put my social on every 4473. I can tell you that a lot of denials I saw working in a gun store were because of clerical issues. Cases where local charges or complaints had been filed with the feds, but when the local charges/complaints were dropped or cleared, the state didn't file the disposition to the feds. The feds will still show a pending charge/complaint and thus the denial. The state has to file charges with the feds but are not required to file a disposition if cleared.
  3. agreed .... but they can
  4. This is true. As mentioned before, I can't recall every seeing that being enforced but .... I would hate for that to be an option in a routine traffic stop turned into a felony 10 yr charge.
  5. .270 It can take big to small game on all continents at just about any range. It is just about the the best all round caliber.
  6. I fully understand how it works, it's just the principle of the matter and the fact that I could be criminally prosecuted for federal crimes over those issues.
  7. Yeah, I'm not carrying papers or requesting permission to travel across state lines.
  8. My biggest thing is that by going from a pistol to an SBR, I am now crippled on transporting, crossing state lines, vehicle carry, and carry ability with my current HCP. I prefer to keep them in pistol status and wait this thing out. I got used to the Uzi push/pull sling method before the brace and if necessary will go back to that method.
  9. Pm sent
  10. Anyone see this story? Cool hunt and massive Colorado Mountain Lion. Wolfe is 6'5 btw. https://www.google.com/amp/s/kdvr.com/news/local/derek-wolfe-kills-huge-mountain-lion-in-colorado/amp/
  11. Sort of. Those engineers are having to work within legal system constructs and not just pure mechanics. They are also designing on a mass production model, so the tolerances are accounted for to ensure the widest range of base functionality. The whole 1911 thing is a good example. Military grade 1911's were the AK's of the handgun world. Incredibly loose and not terribly accurate without work. Customization is what makes them great guns. So much so, that nearly all 1911's made currently are customized 1911's based on one off's of the past. That being said, I prefer minimal customizing when I buy second hand and I tend to customize parts that can be taken back to stock fairly easily or with known proven parts. I tend to stay away from custom colors, frame modifications, stippling, relief cuts etc.
  12. Anyone, have 12g lever? Seems like a really cool idea.
  13. The EDC will get many good responses. As for a fixed battle blade, contact Grand Torino here on the forum. He'll make you a custom to your specifications for a very fair price. I've bought several of his builds and had a commissioned camp knife that is phenomenal.
  14. Yes. They are usual in a rubber or thick plastidip type case.
  15. That's beautiful. Between the gun and holster, there's just a lot of perfect.
  16. Glock 19 Gen 5 with Legion Precision Barato Urban Warfare cut slide. Slide is optic cut for RMR. OEM barrel, Ameriglo GL-329 suppressor night sights. No box, 3 OEM mags. Has had 100 rnds through it. $550 trades considered. Nashville area.
  17. It does. What a conditional means is that there is something with a flag but they can't verify it. The FFL, without knowing what the flag is for, assumes all legal responsibility for the transfer if they continue with the transaction. The only way to clear it up, is with a lawyer or contact the tbi directly. A lot of times if you wait a few weeks, and run it again it'll clear.
  18. These are great HD shotguns. IAC Hawk 982 12g. If your unfamiliar, these are Chinese Remington 870 clones. In many experts opinion, better. Steel is a higher quality than what Remington is currently using. Color is called "cast iron" $sold Nashville area. - peep sights, - 6 shot side saddle - Hogue 870 12" lop stock - Choate 870 +1 mag extension -Rem stainless mag follower - Rem mag spring. - Choate 870 forearm
  19. No one you want to deal with will do that. Also, the next FFL would have to run a new background check. Having an active conditional would cause even more problems and delays on the second round. Best bet is to wait the appeal out. It's frustrating, but it's the only way. It usually gets cleared up fairly quickly. I had one one time due to a guy in Oregon who was a felon that had the same first name and his social was 2 digits off mine. Got cleared up fairly quickly. Never had an issue again.
  20. That assumes simple linear logic. You have to consider that the legal/political system likes to use a complex parabolic logic (relative rationalism). It's a lot easier to manipulate that way. It's how the IRS, ATF, FBI, etc exist. Don't underestimate their will.
  21. Looking for an Aero M4E1 stripped lower in black. Nashville area.

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