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Glad you like it Misty FYI: I gave my wife a RIA 1911 Compact last week for our anniversary. We need to get you guys together and go shooting

I do We carry the 002 for Kel-Tecs and J-Frames. We also carry the 001 (front pocket) as well.

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J-Frame with +P

Congrats! Enjoy your 1911

If you put a 3 year old RIA next to a new production guy, you wouldnt believe they came from the same factory. There has been a major improvement in the fit, finish, and quality of these guns, started about the same time they started producing guns for STI. Gotta love the trickle down effect their relationship with STI has had. I continue to be amazed at the value these guns represent, and will go on record in saying these are actually BETTER GUNS than the more expensive Springfield Armory GI and MilSpec guns. **Disclaimer I carry a minimum of 24 1911s at all times, from makers such as SigArms, Smith and Wesson, Dan Wesson, RIA, Colt, Springfield Armory, Taurus, and Wilson Combat (Im a Master Dealer for Wilson) So, is the RIA as nice as a Wilson? no. But it IS nicer than every other sub-600 1911 available in the market today!

Congrats to Misty on her first 1911 purchase

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The guy is an idiot. If he knew anything; he would know that Ed Brown guns are wonderful. Its their customer service that sucks

I have access to a couple 556s if someone wants one.

You would be more than welcome Frank. We will be featuring supressors from YHM, AAC, and ETS. I forgot to talk to you about the 870AOW. Do me a favor; work out the numbers and email me.

We can make that happen

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Thanks man! Be safe out there.

Welcome Jon

Im good man. I know the NCOIC out there, I just need to find time to go out and talk with him.

1. You can put 10 ATF agents in a room, and ask them all the same question. The result? 11 different answers. 2. I dont subscribe to the whole "the manufacturers are just trying to make more money..." since the cost of a "pistol" lower is the same as a regular rifle lower. *They are the same price from my manufacturers. Dealers may charge more for pistol lowers, but I dont. 3. The only added costs I have seen from a manufacturer, is the additional charge for the certificate of non-assembly. We offer this option as a service to the customer. If they want it, fine. If not, thats cool too. (We charge the customer exactly what Stag charges us, so there is no additional margin for us)

Sounds good guys. I will let you know when I get some possible dates

Oh you will love shooting subsonic and suppressed .22LR! Its amazing how quite it is!

I will post possible dates as they become available. I would like to host it at Arnold AFB http://www.arnold.af.mil/ but need to get in touch with the Range NCOIC to check to see which dates the ranges will be available.

Rabbi, if you wish to LEARN and gain knowledge and insight into this, feel free to contact me. I would be glad to get you up to speed. Here is a ruling letter from ATF that states that the pistol receiver must not have ever been built into a rifle This is why Stag offers the Cert of non-assembly for the prospective builder/buyer. Remember, when the receiver comes into your shop, you log it in as a pistol or long gun. If it goes onto your books as a long gun...and you mark Rifle on the 4473, guess what....its a long gun. Most companies will not take the time ship receivers with certs of non-assembly, but Stag is willing to do so. Major props to them! Is the Certificate required? No. Does it make things more clear and easier for the buyer? I think so! Here is an example of a dealer bringing in a receiver, putting it on his books as a long gun, and marking the 4473 as pistol. While the buyer ended up being fine, it caused some questions and confusion for him. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=122&t=330003 Read this: http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=122&t=266557 It will explain everything you need to know regarding this matter.

A bit of interesting Sabre trivia: They produce two different receivers: 1. "Sabre "kitty cat" rollmark= Left Sabre as a complete rifle built BY THEM 2. No kitty; Just Sabre Defence Nashville, TN = Sold as a stripped or complete lower, and then built by someone other than Sabre.

I was wondering how many would be interested in a Mid-TN shoot that included a few Class III items. The event would be held around Winchester TN 37398, and would be open to any TGO member and their guests. I would bring 4 or 5 machine guns, as well as a bunch of sound suppressors for those that are interested in getting into the "quiet game" We can demo suppressors in the following calibers: .22 .223/5.56 .308 9mm .45ACP Members would be free to shoot our select fire weapons as much (within reason) as they want for free (no "rental" like other places) but would be required to purchase and use our ammo. *This is for liability reasons: I want to control what ammo goes into my guns! Members would be encouraged to bring their toys as well for shooting and showing off Thoughts?

Correct. For a SBS to be classified as an AOW and subject to a 5.00 tax stamp rather than the 200.00 stamp required on the SBS, the device must be built on a virgin reciever.