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I believe the poll was just to judge interest. They have been pretty transparent that slick side would be first simply as they already have the material and programs proven.
Precisely!!
I believe the poll was just to judge interest. They have been pretty transparent that slick side would be first simply as they already have the material and programs proven.
So , on my invoice, it has my name, Rpal # and serial #.
How would this be any different than a back door regestry?
All my info is already being collected by ATRS, and for accounting purposes,don’t they need to keep this info on file for 7 years?
I’m not insinuating that ATRS is keeping records for anything, other than accounting purposes.
But in all reality, it’s not difficult for the government to find out where these sets went.
Now ,what you do with them once you get them, that’s another story.
Are there still slick side sets available? What is the ETA for delivery?
Are there still slick side sets available? What is the ETA for delivery?
Shaun, are you still projecting shipping the lowers in Sept ?
Shaun, are you still projecting shipping the lowers in Sept ?
Is there still one available on this first batch?
Simple. ALL of our invoices and accounting records will require a warrant to look through.
ALL firearms transactions must be kept forever. IF a business shuts down their firearms records must be forwarded to the CFO. These are conditions that are spelled out on all business licenses.
During registry days we all had books to maintain that were provided by the RCMp and the front cover clearly stated it was property of the RCMp, so no warrant was required. This still exists for Restricted transfers.
Given the total lack of transparency this regime has, no-one really knows yet what will be required. We do know that in order to release a firearm we will need to call the CFC and obtain a transfer authorization number. What other info they will request the feds are not saying, but I would assume we will have to record all the details and transfer authorization number in a book that if I understand the wording on C71 correctly will mean any LE agent can request access to at any time.
Although other dealers carrying your product can mean greater exposure and "possibly" increased sales of your product doesn't more fingers in the pie usually mean that prices have to go up to ensure an adequate profit margin for everyone who has their fingers in that pie??
Some dealers out there are subpar in comparison to you guys. I'd rather source your product directly from you than deal with a middle man who would refer me back to you if anything needed addressed anyways.
Just my .02
Lol! That got me into a bit of trouble as well. I have to play nice for a while after that
I do think you're safe to explore the idea of involving reputable dealers that you are already in good relations with and I don't foresee you having the same problems that I just encountered with the "other" guys because I know that you won't let an inferior product exit your door.
The problem lies in the fact that the reputation and business practices of the dealers chosen to be involved ultimately points back at you.
Choose dealers wisely from good past and/or present relations and I don't see it getting anyone into any trouble.
Decide to put product on anyone's shelves who is willing to sell it and that's where it gets complicated.
I know you'll make the decision that's right for you.