JR Cox is like herpes or hepatitis. He just won't go away.
Must've forgot about the Henry Homesteader entirely lol, and it's got an NR FRT to appease that crowd. I'd much rather put my money behind an actual gun maker than a snake in a silly suit trying make you fall for his newest griftI totally understand the hate-on for JR, however a non-restricted Sterling RC9 in 9mm auto might be the only 9mm in a semi-auto rifle that one can own.....
Being non-restricted will put this firearm in a category that the bag-lickers will not know you have if they decide to ban it.
Sounds like a win, if they are not ridiculously priced?...........![]()
What gets me is how someone is expected to "ship" the now prohib R9s back to Sterling...
It's called ship your rifle, get it changed over, and shut up in the process......What gets me is how someone is expected to "ship" the now prohib R9s back to Sterling...
I think $1649 was the last MAPThese are worth what, $2k? I can't remember.
Yes, Canadian Freedom Tax added, no doubt.....I think $1649 was the last MAP
A rifle is worth a rifle. A dollar was once worth 1/1000 of a rifle, but today it is worth 1/1650 of a rifle.A rifle that should cost $1000.00 or less, is $1649.99
Anyone with an original R9 had already made their earlier peace with JR Cox's actions in regards to the Swissarms rifles. Otherwise they wouldn't have bought an R9....
With that in mind, anyone with an R9 who doesn't take advantage of Cox's latest offer is an utter fool. For the price of 2-way shipping, Sterling takes the hit for a new Receiver set and the swap over of the customer's original parts, providing the prohibited R9 owner with a NR RC9 in return. That is one heck of a deal, and is coming directly out of J.R. Cox's financial hide.
Haters of J.R. Cox will no doubt continue to hate regardless of his acts of contrition. No matter how you view it however, that free R9/RC9 Receiver swap represents an exceptional level of customer service/support and value in this day and age of extremely tight profit margins. Hate if you must, but you can't overlook Cox's commitment to his customers.....
Yes, however freedom tax isn't free. Neither is Freedom, it too is not free.....A rifle is worth a rifle. A dollar was once worth 1/1000 of a rifle, but today it is worth 1/1650 of a rifle.



























