Estimated to ship after 14 days but you get one reserved for you it looks like.Quote:
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Estimated to ship after 14 days but you get one reserved for you it looks like.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
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Originally Posted by Will1776
Due to extremely high demand, Slide Fire Solutions does not have an ETA for this item at this time. Slide Fire Solutions is our strategic partner, so we expect to be among the first to receive inventory. We will fulfill all pre-orders on a first come, first served basis. Place your pre-order now to reserve your place in line at no risk to you. We will ship as soon as possible, and won't charge you until we ship!
And now the NRA is on board with more regulations on these.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41519815Quote:
The National Rifle Association has called for "additional regulations" on bump-stocks, a rapid fire device used by the Las Vegas massacre gunman.
The group said: "Devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully-automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations."
Republicans have said they would consider banning the tool, despite years of resisting any gun control.
Lawmakers plan to hold hearings and consider a bill to outlaw the device.
The NRA called on Thursday for federal regulators to review the legality of bump-stocks.
A chat I had with optics planet.Quote:
Michael: That item is currently on back order and we have a very high amount of back orders. The website is currently showing the estimated ship date of 14-25 days based on when we get the item in stock from Slide Fire
XXX: Is there an order coming in or is that just an estimated 14-25 days?
Michael: We do have an order scheduled to arrive, but Slide Fire has updated showing many orders might be on hold due to the recent events in Las Vegas but at this current time they are still showing we are scheduled to get the items by the end of Oct.
Pretty soon there will be a Federal NO RAPID FIRE law enacted like some indoor ranges have.
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I think the recent NRA move is a fire break measure to forestall more intrusive and demanding reviews and legislation. The public mood is looking for some kind of action -- just saying "no" would be seen as obstructionist and cause people to reject arguments made against the other measures that Democrats are calling for. The very act of calling for a review is somewhat of a stalling tactic -- it gives time for the immediate public anger and desire for action to ebb away and allow reason to trickle in.
NRA Fudds can pound sand. This is EXACTLY why I am not a member and refuse to become one. They're just neocons who have no spine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_L
Aloha is right on track.
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We have a R majority, no one is losing seats over not doing something about guns. Fuck the NRA, and the libshit "R"s like the one from New York.
Saying this is ok is like fudds being ok with anything that doesn't hurt their hunting shotguns. It may be a niche product, but it's even sillier to consider banning when it's easy to do without a stock without (just not as well) but can be recreated at home really too. Bump boards etc.
Ceeding this is horseshit unless it's part of a trade for the suppressor bill. Even that is questionable but at least it's a trade. Not like caving will get any recognition from left voters.