based on the thread discussion (a complaint about not being able to checkout due to an ad-blocker error), I would assume online only…
huh?
I’d bet their avg order value is over $100, so we’re talking over $1M/day. No wonder they’re buying up all of these other companies, they’re tripping over the stacks of cash!
As in, how many are creating incriminating evidence of owning an SBR accidentally? You have to read an NFA warning before purchasing a pistol upper, but how many people just skim it without knowing the NFA and possibly get themselves in trouble? No skin off my teeth, but just saying, high purchase rate * low incompliance rate = crappy day for some folks, potentially.
my "huh" was in reference to your "rifle lowers".
Complete lower with a rifle stock, not stripped lowers is I think what was meant. But that is still an “other” on the 4473.
Explain that to the junior ATF agent trying to make a name for himself, I guess.
Thankfully ATF agents don’t make the law, regardless of how hard they try, and they sure do try!
In AR platform, it is not technically legal to mate a pistol upper with a "rifle" lower. As this technically creates an SBR. However, any AR lower can be set up for either pistol or rifle depending on what you mount to the buffer tube. Hope that helps to clarify.
He didn’t need an explanation
. He was poking fun at the phrase “rifle lower”, which you also said while then mildly contradicting yourself.Aha!!! Gotcha.He didn’t need an explanation
If their ordering system actually uses consecutive order numbers…here my data point.
Triple the low end (for online purchases only) and you’re close. Include “in store” purchases from their what 6-8 locations? And I can see hitting them 10k orders/purchases a day easily. Then there’s wholesale purchases, they likely have multiple of those coming in daily. It wouldn’t surprise me if they were one of the biggest (volume wise) firearm and accessory “retailers” in the US right now.
Except when they do and force someone to make them stop.
Again, they may try, but they don’t make law. They issue opinions that can be used as a basis for arrest but more often as a threat of arrest. Unfortunately, that means fighting them in court with your limited funds vs their unlimited funds.
Wanted to toss this out there, and it wasn’t worth a new thread. Goes along with your speed of delivery comment. They used to have a horrible rep for that, but it’s definitely improved over the last several years.
They didn’t have you sign an NDA?
