AR-15 Collectors Deactivation FAQ

[Big-boss-man]

Marstar has been selling dewatted rifles for a LONG time.

Everyone calm down with the drama.

bingo

[Jonny_Cannon]

I don't know what the issue is with Marstar. I've spent thousands there without issue. I just recently bought some KCI mags for my Kriss Vector and it was John who answered my questions. I've never had issues.

[223762]

When are you going to sell deactivated AR's? And how much?

[J.Hancock]

With all due respect, the first thing that came to my mind was:
"Soooo you took the promise of 30 silver pieces from a castrated firearms community.. or did the feds pay you upfront?"
I openly acknowledge that I cant read your mind and do not know your motives - the question above is entirely rhetorical.
The timing is uncanny though.

[brandon_ha]

Having spent my fair share of time raking the p ss out if John, the previous marstar owner for his ####ty practices, i cant complain about this.

But the idiots in this community will turn on you in short order. Good luck

[Karnage]

Since we can never legally own an M16 or C7 full auto, I would be highly interested in a dewat wallhanger of either.

As for dewatting civi AR's, to each their own. I, on the other hand, would not.

I own several Marstar dewat's. They are tastefully done compared to others (cough*cough* CS..)
I would love to see more selection.

[Foxer2373]

The term Douche Canoe gets thrown around all to often these days..... however....

[dyi]

Thumbs up!

[J.Hancock]

Let me say, within the context of capitalisms, I do support this endeavor. It is up to the consumer to decide what he/she does with their property. If dewating is what one wants to do, the company providing the service is not to blame. Marstars has clearly portrayed their opinion on the matter.

[Steyn]

Whoever destroys a firearm is a traitor and needs to be treated as such. No ifs or buts.