Pro Tip: If you're gonna be doing super secret squirrel cool guy stuff, you should probably hold off on large, easily identifiable tattoos such as arm sleaves and on the neck.
It will take one nigger stealing a gun out of a delivery truck for this to not exist.
i special order 22 online because the only shit worth shooting is CCI and nobody ever has it in stock at reasonable prices. winchester and remington 22 is no better than the jars of magtech 22 covered in dirty grease that you can get for 5 cents per round and the last ~3 boxes of high end shit in the jewel casing that cost over 10 cents per round had 3 duds in them per box of 100. I usually expect like.. one out of 300 rounds with CCI. It's fucking absurd. And the remington stuff is just as bad for reliability AND it's crimped so poorly that you can spin the bullets around in the casing, which means it will jam up my kel tec
how do you think guns are shipped to gunstores? Fedex, UPS and USPS.
For some reason thelose deliveries seem safer since they're literally delivering to a location with a bunch of armed people who are looking for suspicious activity all day long. I feel like it would feel a lot safer to target one of these delivery vehicles in a residential neighborhood.
the deliveries to stores aren't any different than to one of us. only difference is the amount, but its all the same delivery drivers and companies.
I've had 2 shotguns, 2 rifles and several pistols sent direct to me under C&R rules and it worked just fine. biggest pain is making sure I'm home when they go out for delivery, and the time the Fedex guy's truck broke down which delayed a package for several days.
Speaking of C&R rules, if any American in this thread likes old guns and doesn't already have one, consider getting a C&R license (technically an FFL 03). It's only $30, which is less than many FFLs are charging for transfers, and it lets you buy curio and relic firearms (50+ year old guns or guns of particular value to collectors) and have them sent straight to your door instead of going through another FFL. It basically pays for itself if you buy at least one old or weird gun. It's technically a type of FFL, but because it's to facilitate a personal collection you don't need to comply with most of the normal requirements for FFLs. Instructions to apply can be found on the ATF's website, you just need to mail them a form and pay the fee,
It really depends on your buying habits. You're absolutely correct that you aren't going to find many C&R guns now that are a good value in terms of pure price for performance. So if you weren't going to buy C&R guns anyway, having free transfers to your door doesn't do much for you.
