Owners of the new .22 Uzi and Mossberg 715T .22 probably bought them for the looks. Who needs a 5lb .22 pistol? I know I don't but I bought one anyway.
Be cautious of ebay magpul flip up sights. I got some for too good of a price and they were imitation. Which you wouldn't think would make much difference except at 25 yards I'm aiming a foot high and they won't adjust any further. See this article about them...
I know it's not an option for everyone but a .22 suppressor has removed any souring of mine. I can't recommend it enough. I have two pistols and three rifles with threaded barrels and am on the lookout for more. Would love a new CZ but the only factory threaded model they have is right handed...
My guess is the gun is stolen. Why would someone buy arm brace when a stock is so much cheaper? People concerned about legal compliance might be less likely to be involved in a home invasion.
You might take a look at the AAC Ti-rant. Silencershop has them for $499. I've got a 9mm one waiting for a stamp.
http://www.silencershop.com/shop/aac-ti-rant-45/
I just checked and Silencershop has most recent approvals for paper trusts at 114 days. That's 3 weeks faster than my eform approvals were a year ago. Good news as I have two stamps pending.
I bought one of those PPX two weeks ago. Paid $300 for the threaded barrel model for use with a suppressor. Would have had to pay close to half that for just the barrel for any of my other guns. It was a great deal in my opinion with 3 magazines, holster and magazine carrier.
This thread sold me on an SBR instead of the arm brace as well. I had been considering the arm brace but after buying a $50 stripped lower and finding 300 BLK 10.5" uppers under $300 I was able to put together an SBR for about $700 including the tax stamp.
The pistol buffer was going to cost...
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