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I'm in marysville, wa
Do you know if olympic arms will add local tax if we order from them? Thanks for the info on Pete. Does he have a site so I can see prices?

Eddie

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I would buy from J&T, because one of the owners has a 5 month old son that is [red][b]already very spoiled[/b][/red].  [NI]

Seriously check out our website and see if we've got a configuration that you're looking for.

[url]www.jtdistributing.com[/url]

Jesse

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Ok, so I wasn't paying attention.  I was too busy feeding the spoiled boy.  [:E]

Jesse

And he's not spoiled yet, he doesn't even have an AR yet (the correctly numbered lower has not been made yet).  OK, maybe he is, I left out the fact that the M-249 was made for him, so that makes 10.  At least he lets me play with it, for now.[red] As long as I ask very nicely.[/red]

FN is currently a supplier of M16A2s (and other small arms) to the U.S. Military.  By contract they cannot sell their parts to anyone else.  So IF these are really FN parts (how can you tell in most cases?) they were either stolen or are factory rejects (do you want to use a factory reject bolt or barrel??- KABOOM).  Many gunshow and 'bottom feeder' dealers claim their parts are 'FN' - because people will buy them based on the name (and won't buy them if they were told they are cheap imported castings).  They cannot backup their 'FN' claim with documentation, and in fact they could not be legal good quality production parts. At best the parts could be from suppliers that sell to FN (then again who knows? Are they first rate or cheap Chinese parts?).  In summation "FN parts" is usually a dishonest scam - avoid parts that are claimed to be 'FN'.