Used my Amex so I'm out nothing if they are a scam. Bring on the lower I say!
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Get a code red lower in 6-8 weeks
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Used my Amex so I'm out nothing if they are a scam. Bring on the lower I say!
Well, they might be "new" to the market, but apparently they are still commanding a decent price. Looking at their web site they use CNC machines and good quality aluminum stock.
And apparently someone on Gunbroker thinks it's worth at least $400. I do love the logo, though. If I didn't already have 3 lowers on backorder from Brownell's I'd purchase one. I still may.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=326337486
Product Description:
The Code Red Firearms stripped AR15 lower receiver is machined from a mil spec 7075 aluminum forging. Machine tolerances meet or exceed mil spec requirements. AR Lowers are hard coat anodized and dyed black (standard) per MIL-A-8625F Type III Class 2 inside and out. All AR 15 lower receivers are sold in semi-automatic configuration with bullet pictograms for Safe/Fire. Uses standard take-down and fire control pins.
Price:
Dealers, submit FFL to Code Red Firearms for dealer pricing. Individuals, click BUY IT NOW to order !
Materials and Construction:
All AR-15 lower receivers CNC Machined from 7075-T6 Aluminum Forging. Milled engravings for manufacturer, serial number, location, and bullet pictograms.
And apparently someone on Gunbroker thinks it's worth at least $400. I do love the logo, though. If I didn't already have 3 lowers on backorder from Brownell's I'd purchase one. I still may.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=326337486
Product Description:
The Code Red Firearms stripped AR15 lower receiver is machined from a mil spec 7075 aluminum forging. Machine tolerances meet or exceed mil spec requirements. AR Lowers are hard coat anodized and dyed black (standard) per MIL-A-8625F Type III Class 2 inside and out. All AR 15 lower receivers are sold in semi-automatic configuration with bullet pictograms for Safe/Fire. Uses standard take-down and fire control pins.
Price:
Dealers, submit FFL to Code Red Firearms for dealer pricing. Individuals, click BUY IT NOW to order !
Materials and Construction:
All AR-15 lower receivers CNC Machined from 7075-T6 Aluminum Forging. Milled engravings for manufacturer, serial number, location, and bullet pictograms.
It kills me when they bid more than the buy it now. Looks like 15 people think its worth something.
I agree with the logo, very cool. Now I hope I get the 2 I ordered.
I agree with the logo, very cool. Now I hope I get the 2 I ordered.
I ordered 2 and talked to a couple different people there via email. Got same day responses and they said they're running at an 8 week backlog. I think it's worth rolling the dice when most companies are saying 6-8 month backlog with no backordering available. My discover card will protect me if I get screwed, so I'm not worried.
So anyone know anything about the pistolpay that they're using? I tried to search a little on it and didn't find much more than people saying they were kind of afraid of it because of some other apparently unaffiliated gpay/gunpay payment system that went to the crapper.
I found where they were part of a training class for conceal carry in Florida earlier when I was searching. Apparently the owner of Code Red Firearms (unsuccessfully) ran for city council in Miami as well....
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/01/16/3186252/assault-rifle-ban-faces-criticism.html
Maybe they're totally above board and just a new company - everyone has to start somewhere.
I found where they were part of a training class for conceal carry in Florida earlier when I was searching. Apparently the owner of Code Red Firearms (unsuccessfully) ran for city council in Miami as well....
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/01/16/3186252/assault-rifle-ban-faces-criticism.html
Maybe they're totally above board and just a new company - everyone has to start somewhere.
thats my impression. They also have a pretty strong showing on Facebook, which helps vouch. I think pistol pay seems legit. It was created to replace the failed gpay, and since PayPal hates guns, we will probably start seeing a lot more pistol pay in the future.
I agree that it's hard to trust a new online store, but now is the most logical time to start one. With demand being at an all time high it would be the perfect time to open a new business.
Some info about shipments and wait times for these at Arfcom.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/596971_Code_Red_Firearms_might_be_shipping_soon_.html
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/596971_Code_Red_Firearms_might_be_shipping_soon_.html
