Shipping and tracking, AKA I haven’t received my item.
We do ship via the three main carriers, USPS, UPS, and FedEx. Small packages will likely ship USPS.
We are happy to assist with issues of non delivery. You are welcome to email us at [email protected] with your concerns.
Ex. Item shows shipped and tracking, but tracking history drops off.
This is a common glitch with USPS. 99% of the time it will show up in 7-10 days at your door. The back tracking info then shows up once scanned as delivered.
Ex. Tracking shows delivered, but I haven’t received it.
It is possible that it will be delivered in 24-48 hours via a contracted USPS 3rd party.
If it does read as delivered, we will honor the shipment as completed/delivered. Unfortunately, we can’t account for porch pirates, etc.
Errors and returns
Unfortunately we cannot be your gunsmiths. Suggest researching/viewing schematics and purchasing accordingly. Bulk of our parts inventory are for ~100 year old models that were originally made from multiple manufacturers on worn out tooling during war time. We have strived to design a ‘best fit’ part taking into account decades of different manufacturers, tooling, and standard deviation of dimensions. Ultimately, a modern part may need 30 seconds of dremel/die grinder sanding to fit your WWII era firearm.
Advice.
I want my gun to go brrrrr. Can you tell me how to make it fully auto. No, I do not have any special licensing.
Nice try FBI.
Our strict policy is not to advise FFL 07/02 SOT’s nor your average customer.
We sell parts. Not ‘firearms’ nor gunsmithing advice.
Local pickup
I’ll be in your area, can I pick up in person?
We are an ecommerce business and can mail you your purchase.
In order to make non existent parts available to the public at a reduced cost, we have streamlined customer service costs to a minimum.
Where are your parts manufactured? International / Foreign? Yes. Domestic US? Yes.
Castings are done internationally and machining may be done domestically or internationally depending on the part. We generally do not label the origin as the Federal Trade Commission regulation restricting the use of ‘Made in America’ is subjective. Generally, if a part is machined (the higher value added cost) in the US, it MAY bear the ‘made in USA’ tag. As such, we choose not to overstate terms.
As stated in the X part. US code 922(r) limits the foreign parts on a RIFLE. However, there are no such requirements for pistols.
Can an 18 year old make/own a handgun/ braced pistol?
Yes.
Recent Supreme Court legislation has overturned the 21 y/o age limit on the purchase of handguns from FFL’s. However, this still remains to be implemented by the DOJ.
Anyone (barring extenuating circumstances) 18 y/o can private party purchase or manufacture your own handgun for personal use.
What is an SBR (short barrel rifle)?
An SBR has to be registered as an NFA item with the ATF. Just like owning a silencer or a machine gun.
A short-barreled rifle is federally defined as a firearm with a rifled barrel and a stock where the barrel is less than 16” and/or the overall length is less than 26”. For purposes of measuring overall length when a folding or telescopic stock is attached, the measurement is taken from the crown of the barrel to the end of the stock when it is fully extended. Detachable muzzle devices do not count toward an SBR’s overall length. Note that States may have different interpretations on measurements Ex. stocks included or excluded.
Pistol vs SBR
The chief difference between an pistol and an SBR is the brace vs. the stock. Rifle stocks were designed to be placed into the shoulder of the shooter to aid in accuracy and stability. A brace, on the other hand, was designed to aid disabled shooters in the one-handed shooting of a pistol.
An SBR must be registered with the Federal Government like a silencer or machine gun.
Braced pistols, on the other hand, require no federal paperwork.
Note: States may vary on their interpretation of stocks/braces/pistols/SBR’s/etc.
What's the difference between the original firearm platform and the 2.0 version?
2.0 version utilizes a similar concept/styling to the originals, but has modern modular utility updates, is easier to assemble, find replacement parts for, and has an AR15 compatible fire control group that can be made fully semi automatic.
Many original parts may be utilized in the 2.0 version, but for aforementioned reasons, not all parts can be used in a 2.0 version.