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Guess that bucket full of aluminum foil wrapped NOS 1911 mags I bought at the North Store a couple of years ago will be worth something in the near future.
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I’m an FFL. I’ve made 3 submissions, waited a week with no confirmation and submitted again. Got confirmation on 2 today. Nothing on the third. Resubmitted my FFL for the third and got confirmation right back immediately of the first one again. Who is doing this system? First one I did send in I originally got “why shipping address different” and that was it. Confidence in this process is dropping dramatically. View Quote |
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Quoted: I thought you could only put in an application for one pistol. View Quote Since I didn't after a good week had gone by and the deadline approached people were freaking out, so I resubmitted. Got the final acknowledgement 2 days ago. So they are just a couple weeks behind acknowledging. Also, an initial email response of "why shipping address different" wasn't confidence inspiring. I had to send them a FAQ from the ATF website about the difference between premise address and mailing address to satisfy them. |
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this is correct. I've put these in for customers. They've asked me to send it in and reference their name per the CMP form instructions. Per the instructions I should have received confirmation emails. Since I didn't after a good week had gone by and the deadline approached people were freaking out, so I resubmitted. Got the final acknowledgement 2 days ago. So they are just a couple weeks behind acknowledging. Also, an initial email response of "why shipping address different" wasn't confidence inspiring. I had to send them a FAQ from the ATF website about the difference between premise address and mailing address to satisfy them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: I thought you could only put in an application for one pistol. Since I didn't after a good week had gone by and the deadline approached people were freaking out, so I resubmitted. Got the final acknowledgement 2 days ago. So they are just a couple weeks behind acknowledging. Also, an initial email response of "why shipping address different" wasn't confidence inspiring. I had to send them a FAQ from the ATF website about the difference between premise address and mailing address to satisfy them. |
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CMP forum has been down for a few days now. Maybe they’re tired of all the crap they’ve been getting from overly anxious applicants.
Remember, tomorrow is the deadline to send in a packet. |
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CMP forum has been down for a few days now. Maybe they’re tired of all the crap they’ve been getting from overly anxious applicants. Remember, tomorrow is the deadline to send in a packet. View Quote It was pretty clear from the package and the CMP forum admin said that all applications had to be received by 4 October. Then 5 October was going to be the day the numbers were assigned. Now they're going to have mail trickling in for a week or better. 90 days to get the packet ready, window opened a month ago with the stipulation that it was supposed to be in by tomorrow. If they were going to accept stuff that arrived after the 4th they shouldn't have announced that until the 4th. |
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Quoted: It's kinda garbage that they waffled on the deadline. It was pretty clear from the package and the CMP forum admin said that all applications had to be received by 4 October. Then 5 October was going to be the day the numbers were assigned. Now they're going to have mail trickling in for a week or better. 90 days to get the packet ready, window opened a month ago with the stipulation that it was supposed to be in by tomorrow. If they were going to accept stuff that arrived after the 4th they shouldn't have announced that until the 4th. View Quote |
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Quoted: It's kinda garbage that they waffled on the deadline. It was pretty clear from the package and the CMP forum admin said that all applications had to be received by 4 October. Then 5 October was going to be the day the numbers were assigned. Now they're going to have mail trickling in for a week or better. 90 days to get the packet ready, window opened a month ago with the stipulation that it was supposed to be in by tomorrow. If they were going to accept stuff that arrived after the 4th they shouldn't have announced that until the 4th. View Quote |
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they're still supposed to go by the postmark, this is supposedly for "misdirected" mail
i mailed mine first class last friday. knowing how the usps operates this might have saved mine from going in the trash |
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Someone must have really broke the cmp's forum, it's still down...
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shoulda read this thread. I paid for overnight express for mine so it would get there by tomorrow. Didn't realize they were going to accept late submissions. Website clearly states they'd draw on the 5th. Oh well. What's another $25
ETA: I fucked around and almost forgot to submit. For some reason I thought the deadline was the 10th. I was looking for my club membership card all last week and couldn't find it. Finally remembered where I had stashed it with my other CMP stuff last night. |
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Any guesses on number draw date? I'm guessing the 15th. By the time they allow 3 or 4 days of apps to flood in and review them it's going to be a while.
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Life has been crazy busy and I thought the drawing started in October. Am I screwed if I submitted a packet tomorrow? If the drawing is on the 5th, even overnighting it I likely miss that right? Damnit
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Life has been crazy busy and I thought the drawing started in October. Am I screwed if I submitted a packet tomorrow? If the drawing is on the 5th, even overnighting it I likely miss that right? Damnit Leave the bottom half of page 3A blank. Send it Priority Mail with a postmark by 10/04 and you should be fine. If sending for a spouse, relative, etc., send each application in a separate envelope. |
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And make sure you triple check everything on the checklist on page 4A. (Include the checklist) Leave the bottom half of page 3A blank. Send it Priority Mail with a postmark by 10/04 and you should be fine. If sending for a spouse, relative, etc., send each application in a separate envelope. View Quote |
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I've been crazy busy and forgot about this.
The only requirement I'm missing is the CMP affiliated organization. Are there any I can join and immediately print out a membership card? |
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Did you put anything in the item/description blocks? I left them blank because it said they would contact for available grades and payment info. View Quote |
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I've been crazy busy and forgot about this. The only requirement I'm missing is the CMP affiliated organization. Are there any I can join and immediately print out a membership card? View Quote LINK 1) Select YES when asked if you want them to send membership info to CMP. 2) Print out your invoice (the emailed one is shorter) and send that with your packet. |
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Garand Collectors Association LINK 1) Select YES when asked if you want them to send membership info to CMP. 2) Print out your invoice (the emailed one is shorter) and send that with your packet. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've been crazy busy and forgot about this. The only requirement I'm missing is the CMP affiliated organization. Are there any I can join and immediately print out a membership card? LINK 1) Select YES when asked if you want them to send membership info to CMP. 2) Print out your invoice (the emailed one is shorter) and send that with your packet. |
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No, the CMP 1911 forums admin instructed to leave that entire section blank. On page 3A only fill in the top section with the contact and FFL information. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Did you put anything in the item/description blocks? I left them blank because it said they would contact for available grades and payment info. |
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They established a grading criteria - that's all. In this first batch, 3000 came from the Army museum (some may be collectable, some not). The rest were Anniston rebuilds. In future years they don' t know what they will get, so they established a criteria for all. Since there may well never be another sale, it seems to me to be a prudent idea. Remember, they are authorized to receive up to 100,000 at 10,000 per year. The Army opted to only give them 8000 this year. If they get 100,000 applications during this acceptance period, there will not be any more offerings. Next years allocation (if any) will start with the first number not drawn this year. They did not show only the good ones, there are pictures out there of the "museum" pistols, and the Anniston rebuilds. Bottom line, if you are fortunate enough to get drawn, you then have the option of accepting or refusing. Til then you don't have a dollar invested. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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But not all of them, they only showed the good ones. From CMP: Service Grade $1050. Pistol may exhibit minor pitting and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. Grips are complete with no cracks. Pistol is in issuable condition. Field Grade $950. Pistol may exhibit minor rust, pitting, and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. Grips are complete with no cracks. Pistol is in issuable condition. Rack Grade $850. Pistol will exhibit rust, pitting, and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. Grips may be incomplete and exhibit cracks. Pistol requires minor work to return to issuable condition. Remember, they are authorized to receive up to 100,000 at 10,000 per year. The Army opted to only give them 8000 this year. If they get 100,000 applications during this acceptance period, there will not be any more offerings. Next years allocation (if any) will start with the first number not drawn this year. They did not show only the good ones, there are pictures out there of the "museum" pistols, and the Anniston rebuilds. Bottom line, if you are fortunate enough to get drawn, you then have the option of accepting or refusing. Til then you don't have a dollar invested. Not sure where the 3K number came from. |
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Quoted: If true, there's no way they'd get out all the receipt confirmation emails before pulling numbers on the 5th. View Quote |
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I thought it was too many hoops to jump through. A c&r and the other paperwork should have sufficed but no throw in two background checks and a dealer fee. Screw it.
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I thought it was too many hoops to jump through. A c&r and the other paperwork should have sufficed but no throw in two background checks and a dealer fee. Screw it. View Quote |
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Especially considering how worn out they all are. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes American Rifleman Article |
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Sent mine in last month. *Not* holding my breath that I might get one. Still, I had to try. LOL.
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I thought it was too many hoops to jump through. A c&r and the other paperwork should have sufficed but no throw in two background checks and a dealer fee. Screw it. View Quote My guess is there's about a 10% chance of getting a 1911 if you sent in an app. We'll see. |
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this is correct. I've put these in for customers. They've asked me to send it in and reference their name per the CMP form instructions. Per the instructions I should have received confirmation emails. Since I didn't after a good week had gone by and the deadline approached people were freaking out, so I resubmitted. Got the final acknowledgement 2 days ago. So they are just a couple weeks behind acknowledging. Also, an initial email response of "why shipping address different" wasn't confidence inspiring. I had to send them a FAQ from the ATF website about the difference between premise address and mailing address to satisfy them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: I thought you could only put in an application for one pistol. Since I didn't after a good week had gone by and the deadline approached people were freaking out, so I resubmitted. Got the final acknowledgement 2 days ago. So they are just a couple weeks behind acknowledging. Also, an initial email response of "why shipping address different" wasn't confidence inspiring. I had to send them a FAQ from the ATF website about the difference between premise address and mailing address to satisfy them. Sounds like a fine way to get excluded for multiple applications. |
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So your customers filled out new applications with notarized form etc? Sounds like a fine way to get excluded for multiple applications. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: I thought you could only put in an application for one pistol. Since I didn't after a good week had gone by and the deadline approached people were freaking out, so I resubmitted. Got the final acknowledgement 2 days ago. So they are just a couple weeks behind acknowledging. Also, an initial email response of "why shipping address different" wasn't confidence inspiring. I had to send them a FAQ from the ATF website about the difference between premise address and mailing address to satisfy them. Sounds like a fine way to get excluded for multiple applications. Way I understand it, you can submit a printed FFL with the application. Or you can have the FFL email and that FFL should receive e-mail confirmation of receipt of FFL only. I gave my FFL printed copy to submit, but someone was worried that they hadn’t written their name on the FFL according to instructions. Basically, people are freaking the fuck out over this and everybody is interpreting the instructions slightly differently. I don’t know why they couldn’t have just had people submit apps then if approved contact an FFL after that. |
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I figured. I looked over there and never found a definitive number. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I thought the dealer FFL was the hardest part. I had to go to 4 different FFLs before one would help. The first three told me the CMP had to call them to "authorize" them to send an FFL. I swear to god, FFLs do this shit and then wonder why no one wants to have anything to do with them. Luckily, the 4th place was cool and knew what the CMP is and just handed me a copy of their FFL. Would have gone there first, but it's like an hour's drive. View Quote |
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I sent in my paperwork last week. My wife is eligible to purchase to she filled out the paperwork also we sent it in, to increase our chances of buying a pistol.
Out of curiosity, I visited the CMP forum today, which I rarely do, to see what's going on with the 1911 stuff. I find a thread with an update from the management about filling out the paperwork. They have decided that if there is more than 1 order packet per envelope, it will be rejected. Well, fuck me, I sent both mine and my wife's in the same envelope. I re-read the ordering instructions, and it says nothing about one order per envelope. It does say one order per customer, duh, but not per envelope. Since today is the deadline there's no way to fix it and now I'm fucked. Why in the hell would I expect I would need to send two separate envelopes? Common sense said send one and save the postage, right? They changed the procedure relatively at the end and the only way you would know it is if you hang out in their forum. I sent them a nicely worded email expressing my displeasure, I kept it clean, but explained it was wrong to change the rules like that. For what good it will do. |
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My guess is it's due to the lottery system. If they pull your envelope, which order get the slot?
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I decided to toss my name in the hat, got my package post marked on the last day. I don't understand the guys who think the application process was overly cumbersome...
If I don't get drawn, I'm only out $7 priority mail postage. If I do get drawn and it is a "POS" the collector market will refund my investment with interest. |
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