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XJThrottle wrote: ↑May 28th, 2019, 6:25 pm Is yours the original or Pro?

If original, I'd be interested in the AR10 adapter.

It's the original.

I'll stick with Queen Creek's best kept secret. Low price range time and no need to buy their targets.

Yea, this is a total tourist trap. But hey, places gotta make money so...w/e. That said, I'd only ever go to C2 for training. I can't stand ranges that make you buy their targets; that's a garbage policy.

I used the 5D kit with the AR10 adapter. Gonna be selling both pretty soon since I have no interest in milling out another lower.

Pretty easy and straight forward enough. The company had a couple different videos with clear instructions. It's also a pretty fun learning experience.

Yep walk in with sealed box and ship it. They have no need to know what is in it and if asked tell them machined parts. That could end up being tricky. I'm fairly certain they'll run it thru a scanner and if its fully assembled, or the person watching is knowledgeable, will see it's a firearm. I kn...

Are you shipping a gun to a friend or receiving? If sending to an out of state friend, you can send to their FFL directly. Just give them a call ahead of time. If receiving, that's really expensive.

This site answered the question on interstate mailing.

https://www.pewpewtactical.com/how-to-mail-guns/#toc1

The only time I've heard shipping a firearm direct to an individual is in the case of a manufacturer sending a long gun back after repairing or modifying. Not sure on pistols.

When I carried I carried IWB. Mostly because I figure it's easier to get away in a bike than try to balance the bike while drawing, aiming, and shooting. Plus, its IWB in a heavy jacket.