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Posted: 10/17/2005 4:29:40 PM EDT
Have you checked the equipment exchange here? I saw a brand new one go for 1050 delivered sunday. |
Just because our state of WA doesn't allow non-LEO/GOV to have SBR, it doesn't mean that his doesn't. In NV, I believe all he needs is to pay the additional ATF $200 tax stamp along with paperwork, as that state is about as gun friendly as they come. |
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Thanks for the advice guy's I highly appreciate it and will continue to look around and will post some picture's as soon as I pick her up. lol I have only browsed my state's law's a couple time's, I think it's about time I read all of them and see what is allowed and what is not. I pretty much have a choice to make either go with the colt le6920 or an RRA Tactical Elite midlength......choices lol Thanks guys One more question in the future if I went threw adcofirearms and had the barrel +flash hider to 14.5inch would that be a possibility or would I still need to go threw the ATF and pay the tax and get the stamp? Is there a difference between a 16inch compared to a 14.5inch or is it more of a personal look opinion. |
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the above advice has been good. (and civil given the subject matter) You can get one for $1,100 (plus $10 shipping) from ----> Knesek Guns-click here I and many others have found him to be 100% and a nice guy to boot Good choice of ARs. Now its all about making the right choice of sources. welcome! |
I was also, but after my 3rd gun through larry- I wonder why I ever consider any other options He is a genuinly good guy to deal with You will need to have the gun sent to a local (to you) FFL who charge from $10- $35 for the service. Even at that, you save plenty worry not. Give him a call ETA: RRA vs. Colt LE6920 is no contest. the Colt is worth $200-300 more than the RRA in resale value alone. The RRA is nice, but it is no Colt |
Tell your dealer to F/Off.... he doesn't even have the thing in stock, which might allow him to ask a little more than market price for it, in exchange for the convenience of buying it right now. He could have made a hundred bucks off you and still sold it to you for around $1100, simply for making a phone call and ordering the rifle, and gaining a more long term customer. I'd walk away and never deal with him. Anyone that's so aloof as to not realize that people willing to spend over $1000 on a gun might actually do some market research, or, pompous enough to believe that they deserve to ask that price, surely isn't worth your business. I can't believe dealers are still pulling this shit and the ban's been expired for over a year. |
+1 Max |
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