Rant Cheaper than Dirt /?

[CHASER]

Cheaper than dirt will not allow me to buy a magazine extention for a glock magazine. Its a Plus 3. With the extention the Magazine will only be 13 Rounds.

They say its illegal in Maryland.

 

[Adams74Chevy]

Cheaper than dirt brought to you by the same jerks as Sportsmans Guide. I haven't had much luck with them, always seems to be lower quality that expected.

 

[ThePhantomPatriot]

i got 2 px4 .40s&w 17 rounders off ctd no problem. i would email them about it.

 

[CHASER]

I called they will sell me + 2 but not any that will plus 3

 

[zoostation]

www.brownells.com

 

[smores]

I called they will sell me + 2 but not any that will plus 3

That's ridiculous. The largest standard-size pistol magazine I know of is the 17-round mag for the Glock 17 in 9mm... with a 3 round extension that brings it to 20 rounds which is the max... and still legal!

I haven't bought anything from SG/CTD for quite a while. I get their catalog every month, and look at things I want and buy them elsewhere. Screw them.

 

[Falkus]

Some Company just plain stupid, you would need to educate them !

Just like I educate people, People would feel sorry for me cuz i am deaf,

I alwasy say, "Dont be, cuz i dont get to hear all of the nagging people do "

 

[Numidian]

Some Company just plain stupid, you would need to educate them !

Just like I educate people, People would feel sorry for me cuz i am deaf,

I alwasy say, "Dont be, cuz i dont get to hear all of the nagging people do "

Plus you don't need to worry about hearing protection when shooting

 

[CHASER]

From my favorite Glock dealer in annapolis (Bay County)


Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 23:04:41 -0500
Subject: Re: Question

During the Clinton Assault Weapon Ban/10RD Mag Only Period 1994 - 2003, it was illegal to put extentions
on 10 round mags made during that time frame. That Federal Law expired in 2003 and does not exist any more. Maryland State Law says no magazines/feeding devices over 20 rounds will not be sold in Maryland. Glock 26 mags was designed by Glock to hold 10 rounds.

CTD is still following old policies.

Order some place else.

Larry

 

[E.Shell]

www.brownells.com

Yup, especially those with a C&R.

LOL, "Cheaper than Dirt, but just as nasty"

IMO, Cheaper than Dirt is about the most expensive place to buy almost anything you'd want and are usually not worth fooling with. Their advertising copy is dramatized and often misleading.

 

[AKbythebay]

Check Sportsman's Guide. I've bought 12 rd and 20 rd mags for my Beretta 96 with no problems

 

[CHASER]

I ended up buying from Glockparts.com Cheap with cheap shipping

 

[smores]

Check Sportsman's Guide. I've bought 12 rd and 20 rd mags for my Beretta 96 with no problems

Sportsman's Guide = Cheaper Than Dirt

 

[SigMatt]

They posted a restriction on their site saying they wouldn't sell 20 round HK G3 mags to Maryland. I sent them an e-mail and they contacted me two days later and indicated it had been corrected. Interesting that you are having problems.

Matt

 

[BenL]

www.brownells.com

+1 Great customer service, and just shipped me (EDIT** a friend in a non-Nanny state, who recieved them on my behalf /EDIT**) a bunch of 30 round AR mags, no problem. One wasn't feeding correctly, so I sent it back and had a replacement in 3 days.

 

[mdjamesd]

+1 Great customer service, and just shipped me a bunch of 30 round AR mags, no problem. One wasn't feeding correctly, so I sent it back and had a replacement in 3 days.

Don't be surprised if the ATF comes knockin' at your door!

 

[DD214]

+1 Great customer service, and just shipped me a bunch of 30 round AR mags, no problem. One wasn't feeding correctly, so I sent it back and had a replacement in 3 days.

Of course you picked up those mags in PA/VA/DE right?

 

[Half-cocked]

ATF probably wouldn't care, since it's a Maryland regulation, not Federal; and besides, it's really easy to have stuff shipped to an out-of-state address if you have friends/family there who are willing to take a delivery for you.

 

[3rdRcn]

ATF probably wouldn't care, since it's a Maryland regulation, not Federal; and besides, it's really easy to have stuff shipped to an out-of-state address if you have friends/family there who are willing to take a delivery for you.

Who would do such a thing?

 

[BenL]

30 rounders are legal to own in Maryland... you just can't buy or sell them here, in this wonderful state. I don't know about you, but I feel safer, already.