The obvious choice close to you is Four Seasons Guns in Woburn. If it's legal, Carl should be able to do it for you.
www.fsguns.com
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The obvious choice close to you is Four Seasons Guns in Woburn. If it's legal, Carl should be able to do it for you.
www.fsguns.com
Anytime. Another option might be Zero Hour Arms in Easton. They seem to have quite a few satisfied customers on this forum.
www.zerohourarms.com
If you look in the Classified section on the main page, there is a section for dealers to advertise themselves. You may find some other possibilities.
I knew the SIG was problematic, but it IS on the list. This means a dealer can transfer it, should thug be interested and one turn up.
I'd go w/a Para for double-stack and S&W for a single-stack, if cost was an issue.
If not, an SVI.
If the gun is 'on the list', there are probably plenty of examples here in MA that you could buy cheaper than having one imported. If the gun is not 'on the list', then no MA FFL will be able to transfer it for you. In other words, there's very little reason to buy a handgun from another state.
Now you have to excuse me while I go pick up the revolver I just bought in Maine.
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icyclefar
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They are very LEO friendly, and I'm sure they can get you any "listed" thing you want.
Looks to me like you're aching for a 1911, eh? I don't think any of those are on the list, except there are quite a few Colts around if you look. Springfield doesn't even bother trying to get their guns approved for sale in MA, and I don't think Kimber cares about us, either.
I would also recommend ZeroHourArms for all your non-MA compliant needs. Oh, and stay the hell away from Auto Ordinance
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Like FPrice said, I would check out Zero Hour Arms. I was there the other day and he had quite the selection of guns that were labled LE only. You should go in there on a busy saturday and make all the regular citizens jealous by buying one of those guns.
Welcome to the forum Thug. Think of it as the price you have to pay for spot-on legal advice.
Does the following line from a movie make more sense now?
"Thank you, sir! May I have another?"
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dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
Whoa... he takes it and slings it right back. Well done, O thuggish one!Thanks...probably another reason I didn't want to post and instead PM someone, your sarcastic response.![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
Thug23, I have both an SW1911 and a Para P12 (compact double-stack 1911) - both are very reliable and I don't hesitate to carry either for defensive purposes. You can make a trip out to S&W and try out the SW1911 on their range if you want to. I think you'd have to go to Boston Gun Range in Worcester or Manchester Firing Line in NH to try out the Para.
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thug23:
One option is to buy used. There's a customized Springfield for sale here in the classifieds.
Another option is to find a dealer who will transfer a frame to you. Since a frame can't be drop tested, it doesn't have to meet the standards. Some dealers won't do this, but some will. So get a new Caspian frame and have your favorite gunsmith build it they way you want it.
One option is to buy used. There's a customized Springfield for sale here in the classifieds.
Another option is to find a dealer who will transfer a frame to you. Since a frame can't be drop tested, it doesn't have to meet the standards. Some dealers won't do this, but some will. So get a new Caspian frame and have your favorite gunsmith build it they way you want it.
