You have zero idea how to use quotation marks.
Evidently if you read their post it actually does stop the spread of items to those that shouldn't have them as they mentioned LEO costs associated with dealing with these issues after the fact.
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You have zero idea how to use quotation marks.
Evidently if you read their post it actually does stop the spread of items to those that shouldn't have them as they mentioned LEO costs associated with dealing with these issues after the fact.
Some people just like to watch the world burn.
And if they were such a shady company this thread proves to be evidence that they could sue the op for deformation and actually sue for damages in the way of lost revenue. But let's be clear.. In no way would I support such actions.. Ask me how I know.
Some of us have already been victims of fraud from giving businesses copies of our ID and CC information. If they have a problem requiring a solution it should involve not pissing off their customers at the same time.
If this situation doesn't bother you that doesn't mean anyone it does is wrong or unjustified.
HerrBrauckmann
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It's a shame that a lot of people in this thread equate calling out a person or a group for implementing unnecessary restrictions as "something the woke crowd would do". Should we just unconditionally support a firearms group because they're a firearms group? Why are we aligning ourselves as individuals and as a community with groups that support law enforcement or support law enforcement measures, knowing full well these will be the same men knocking on/down your door?
flaminguitar
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I've never personally dealt with BBC but I have heard and seen nothing but amazing work from them and personally I understand their policy.
But really, I'm just here for the lolz
But really, I'm just here for the lolz
Peter_koutz
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I ordered a muzzle brake from them and no pal required.
My only complaint was I waited 6 months for a left hand thread brake for my Glock but not there fault. They actually called me when it came in to make sure I ordered it.
First time customer and with the service I received would do business again!
My only complaint was I waited 6 months for a left hand thread brake for my Glock but not there fault. They actually called me when it came in to make sure I ordered it.
First time customer and with the service I received would do business again!
We all have options, as I have recently purchased a OZ9C, 2 glock 19's that I had mill work and cerakote work done to both, had 2 dlask 10/22's sent there for cerakote work also. I had my local store deal with all of this for me, at NO extra charge except for the shipping of the 10/22's. The other 3 guns where purchased from Black Box, but from my local store first. Yes they do great work. However I appreciate the heads up as I will never purchase or do business with them again. Its a shame as there cerakote work is Good. IF THEY WANT THIS INFO, THEY ARE PROBABLY CONFIRMING YOUR PAL INFO WITH CFC. GREAT JOB HELPING WITH A NEW REGISTRY FOR PARTS.. FLAME AWAY. JUST MY OPINION AND MY $$ not SPENT HELPING. Looks like they must have hired a great new manager!!
Verifing a PAL is done online by dealer and do not require to disclose nature of purchases.
You provided all your infos including PAL # for your gun purchase so what is the BIG problem to do so for custom work ?
You are kidding yourself if you think your local shop done all that for free. You paid for in the price of the gun or other goodies.
Nobody stay in business by doing free work..you don’t see it, but you paid for it.
On top of it, with current politics ..it’s a good thing for all, that dealer make sure parts and work they do , do not end up on a ‘street gun’, and only legitimate gun owner use their services and parts.
You provided all your infos including PAL # for your gun purchase so what is the BIG problem to do so for custom work ?
You are kidding yourself if you think your local shop done all that for free. You paid for in the price of the gun or other goodies.
Nobody stay in business by doing free work..you don’t see it, but you paid for it.
On top of it, with current politics ..it’s a good thing for all, that dealer make sure parts and work they do , do not end up on a ‘street gun’, and only legitimate gun owner use their services and parts.
Your local store did milling work and cerakote on your guns for free?? Hmmm. Are they running a business or charity? I suspected there are only 4 scenarios. It is either a charity store, a business but they are crazy, a business but they are running a promotion, or they already built in the service into the price. Nothing is free. You get what you pay. However, what is the point of mentioning the "free" service that you got from your local store on this thread? It has nothing to do with the OP complaint which is about PAL requirement when buying gun parts. Not unless you wanted to flame BBC regardless. And what do you think with gun businesses if they all giving away free milling and cerakote work? They will not last eventually.
On the side note, can you PM me the name of your local store so that everyone here can take advantage? Even if you are not sure if they still do it or not, it is okay. Just share the name of the store. If you can't share it, or if the "free" service that you received is not repeatable to other customers then it is pointless. It is like saying you got free happy ending from a masseuse at a massage parlour that you can't share. Might as well say you saw a unicorn in the backyard last night where no one else is around and you didn't take photo.
You are correct. We all have options. So please do share by PM the name of your local store that giving away "free" mill and cerakote work.
I also disagree of stores asking PAL for gun parts, BUT I will not cancel them completely especially if they do specialized kind of work that I can benefit from.
Not sure why this is such a big deal? We all abide by the law here and unless things are being used for nefarious reasons, I don't see a huge issue in providing that info. I've dealt with BBC for various things - purchase, cerakoting and warranty work for an item not purchased from them. They've always been amazing on comms and while there is a wait for some things, they have always come through. I would not hesitate to do business with them again and recommend them to all my friends.
So your plan to keep the government from forcing this type of regulation and legislation is by implementing it on your own?
Shorerider
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The governments plan will be to require a PAL for any purchase from a simple spring to a complete trigger assembly. Their plan is to ask one time for your PAL when you try and buy certain parts that they have seen routinely being purchased to help complete 3D printed firearms. This government is doing everything it can to take this hobby away from all of us let’s not give them more reasons to.
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