BimmerFreak

As does Hero-Gear

It was around 4500.00 We have two more being built for us.

So, I post mine, but you wont post yours? lol. whatever man. Anyway, good luck with the OTHER project.

The same production company that has been talking to shops in Nashville, and several (owned by friends) in Georgia. There you go. How about you? Who is your guy? How you post it up?

yeah, im sure its a total coincidence. Good luck.

Who is this Brady fellow you speak of? and why are you so mad at him?

Did they really tell you that they were that far in the cut? FYI, the production company that you speak of is soliciting TONS of shops still, and I can name 3 off the top of my head that are currently in talks with the executive producer. As late as last Saturday, they were still requesting test tapes from prospective dealers. I spent 2 hours on the phone Monday discussing the project with Rebecca, and I dont think she mentioned that the cut was down to 5 shops. *of course, perhaps this is all coincidence, and we are being considered for a totally different gunshop based reality show....

Yep. I sell legalized "crack"

Congrats.

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Its around an ounce lighter. In other words.....nothing to write home about.

We have a fulltime gunsmith that would be happy to install your nightsights.

Set screw or not, you will need to drift the rear sight in.

Quit leaving it on the counter....

Glad I could help. :-\

Good to finally meet you in person Bill. Glad we could get you squared away, and happy to hear "the other guy" finally stepped up and did the right thing. Enjoy BOTH your SBRs

Thanks I truly am blessed with getting to do something I really love for a living.

If you need ALS specific questions answered, Mike is the guy to talk to. He is the VP of Sales. Contact him at mikea@alstechnologies.com Also, if you are looking for a very good alternative, Hero-Gear is the distributor for CTS or Combined Tactical Systems for TN, KY, parts of AL, and AK. http://www.combinedsystems.com/main.html

Good looking rifle

No. (but talk to me next time you are in about the value of it's "parts" to an NFA manufacturer like myself)

+1

Moderator Hat on: Guys, lets limit discussion to providing the OP with the info he requested. There is no need to provide opinions +/- of Bill, his forum, or his shop. Bottomline; The Rabbi was a member here, but had a difference of opinion with many members and Mods, and has moved on to other things. If you want to discuss this matter or anything related to East Side, your best bet is to go visit him or become a member of his webforum. Moderator Hat off.

Yeah, I found out late last night that you were pending appeal. Once we had finalized the deal, I left the 4473 and paperwork up to Dan, and assumed you had left with the GI. We have the gun on hold for you, so soon as the appeal comes back, we can finalize the deal.

We are really working on building a stronger presence in Middle TN, but you never know what the future may bring. I just hired two outstanding people which will play a key role in our operation, and should have their bio up on our website in the next week or so.

Not upset all my friend. Your post was filled with incorrect assumptions (you asked to be corrected, which I did) and suggestions and opinions of what you would have done. Bottomline; I listened to my customer, identified his needs, presented around 8 different options, and finally made him a very fair deal. (I will actually end up selling the used Glock for less than I was going to sell the used 1911 for, but hey; I hope we made a new friend today:) ) I am pretty confidant that we provided quality service, options, and pricing so your comments of what "you would have done" should really be saved for when you are running your own shop.