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Form 4 Submitted - June 09, 2016
Approved - March 04, 2017
Received - TBD Apparently it takes more than 2 full weeks for mail from WV to reach FL........

Pending is just a term they use if you call to inquire the status. It's to let people know that the ATF took your money and they might give you a stamp in return, sometime, eventually, maybe.

Yea thanks for the update! Always good to read a story all the way through to conclusion.

Very Fake News!

What are you basing your velocity on? My 155grain fmj lil'gun load uses 16grains as a max charge for ~1800fps 9" barrel. I would certainly hesitate to put 1 less grain behind a bullet 25 grains heavier. Also would question the need to do so. What is your goal with shooting these? I just questio...

11 months hmm, is that including the transfer to dealer and then you? Or just from dealer to you? If its the latter you have much more patience than I do and I'm pretty a pretty patient guy who's run out of patience after; ◾75.89% of a common year ◾9 Months 4 days ◾39 weeks and 4 days ◾277days ◾6648...

In the greater picture I believe this is a very good thing for the cartridge as a whole. However given the nature of the blunders the FBI is responsible for and their recent history; I would prefer if they were armed with nerf guns as primary and tazers as secondaries.

I called the other day with 263 days passed since mine went pending. Still pending! :evil: She stated they are well beyond the stated 8 month wait...well duh! Was really hoping to have it in time for the next 2 gun match I'm going to in a couple weeks. Not gonna happen :roll: I coulda had another ki...

It does work very well, although I would caution against breathing or getting in contact with the chemicals afterwards. Use gloves, a respirator and whatever you do make sure you properly dispose of the materials afterwards. No one wants cancer leaking into groundwater.

You know they do make a 10mm MOS gun now. I choose to have mine cut into the slide because there are some doubts as to the small screws Glock used to hold the plate with the RMR down. I was one of the first to get an RMR cut by Lone Wolf and they didn't use any kind of recoil lug. 3,000 rounds later...