Arfcom is melting down

[Ridge]

I found myself checking out the ones MGT had for sale at the gun shows, but there was always too much excess flash and they looked rather beat up from the get go for me...

[Great-Kazoo]

I found myself checking out the ones MGT had for sale at the gun shows, but there was always too much excess flash and they looked rather beat up from the get go for me...

because those were the lower priced, you need to clean the mold marks off ones. less labor from the mfg means lower price for you, sometimes.

[Ridge]

because those were the lower priced, you need to clean the mold marks off ones. less labor from the mfg means lower price for you, sometimes.

Does that mean I get special higher pricing next show?

[Great-Kazoo]

Does that mean I get special higher pricing next show?

sure. i can give you the lil buddy deal. but no tire kicking this time.

[Ridge]

Fair enough. Can always use more mags

[Graves]

http://www.atf.gov/press/releases/20...ilty-plea.html

Firearms Manufacturer and Its Owner Plead Guilty to Illegally Selling Firearms, Agree to Surrender License

PHOENIX, AZ – Cavalry Arms Corporation and its owner Shawn Michael Nealon, 38, of Mesa Arizona., pleaded guilty to the felony offense of Illegal Sale by a Federally Licensed Firearms Dealer to an Out-of-State Resident, in federal district court in Phoenix. Cavalry Arms Corporation and Nealon have also agreed to surrender their federal licenses to sell firearms.

"Selling to out-of-state residents has been illegal since 1968, we are enforcing federal firearms laws that have been on the books for over 40 years," said John A. Torres, Special Agent in Charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Los Angeles Field Division. "Selling firearms illegally to out of state residents, is something ATF and our state and local partners will aggressively pursue, and although there are very few dealers that engage in criminal transactions, their impact on individuals and communities can be devastating."

Nealon maintained a federal firearms license (FFL) in his name as well as one under Cavalry Arms Corporation and both operated in the state of Arizona. The investigation conducted by ATF agents and inspectors spanned from Arizona to California and began in January 2008.

The investigation uncovered that on March 2, 2007, Nealon used his personal FFL to sell four firearms to an out-of-state resident. Nealon knew that at the time of the sale, the buyer resided in California. Over a 24 month period beginning in September 2005, Cavalry Arms’ FFL was used to sell 36 firearms to that same individual including AR-15 and AK-47 rifles and a variety of shotguns and handguns.

"Mr. Nealon has finally taken responsibility for his crime of illegally selling firearms to someone he knew was an out-of-state resident," said Dennis Burke, U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona. "When firearms are sold illegally, they often end up being used in crimes of violence in the United States and other countries. This criminal activity will not be tolerated in the District of Arizona."

Nealon is scheduled to be sentenced on April 26,2010. A conviction for Illegal Sale by a Federally Licensed Dealer to an Out-of-State Resident carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison, a $250,000 fine or both.

Anyone with information about firearms trafficking or the illegal possession of firearms is encouraged to call ATF at 1-800-ATF-GUNS (800-283-4867). Callers can remain anonymous.

More information about ATF and its programs is available at www.atf.gov

[theGinsue]

Curious to see what his sentence will be...I guess we'll have to stay turned to find out.