Bought this barrel locally from Atomic Tactical Inc. Basically new. 40 rounds through it. Asking $240. LW-50 Stainless Steel Bead Blasted Finish Nickel Boron Coated M4 Barrel Extension, with Extended M4 Feedramps 1:8 Twist Polygonal Rifling, With .223 Wylde Chamber 1/2x28 Thread Pitch For Muzzle Dev...

After what seems like an eternity of being on back-order, I've finally got my Spike's Tactical 12" SAR Rail. I no longer need it as I've long since finished my build and am selling it at the price I paid for it. Brand new in box. $300 local, $310 shipped. Specs: http://www.spikestactical.com/ne...

340PD wrote:Most people think money orders are a safe form of payment, they're not as the OP found out. Some people think that certified checks or cashier's checks are also safe. They're not at least not completely.

Sadly this was my first purchase not using GB or FTF. Learn my lesson.

Signing it twice sounds like attempted fraud. Way to go. :roll: I've had some resistance to money orders on GB sales, but I'll take a personal check I just don't advertise that in the listings. No problems getting screwed selling to gun buyers in my limited experience. Yes on the MO I wrote it to t...

LarryFlew wrote:I have gone the stolen MO route. Took forever but eventually got my $500 back.

What was your process of getting your money back?

The USPS agent told be that there has to be two signature or the claim will be denied and nothing else they can do. So I signed both spots and sent it the form back to USPS. If I understand correctly, you need the payee to sign as well. You couldn't get their signature, so you either forged theirs ...

Recently I was conned into a fraudulent online forums sales of a firearm. I sent a USPS money order in the name of the seller and to the supposed seller's address. All communications were though emails and texts and my FFL also email their info to the seller. As soon as the money order was confirmed...

I can't (i.e. won't look up) the statute, but the summary is that if it is not denied in 7 days, then it is 'approved'. Of course, without the piece of paper, no FFL is going to sell you anything, and when you quote the statute (should you decide to look it up) to the St. Paul PD, you'll be given t...

mday wrote:St Paul took a 63 days on my permit to puchase. I tried calling a dozen times and the lady NEVER returns calls or is in the office... our tax dollars hard at work

Damn really! Then what's the point of a setting a time frame in the State Statue!

I believe the police deaprtment has seven days to process your permit to purchase. Others hereabout are much better informed on the legal stuff, but that is the upshot. As far as I know, they don't mail them out. You have to go in and pick it up. Does anybody else smell fish? :cogitating: Good luck...

Hello, I've applied for a Permit to Purchase almost a month ago at a Saint Paul Police department and still haven't gotten an approval. I've returned a few times and asked them what's taking them so long, and they just keep telling me that they are waiting for a background check from the BCA (Bureau...