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This is from earlier today on ar15.com:

Subd. 4.Saturday night special pistol. "Saturday night special pistol" means a pistol other than an antique firearm or a pistol for which the propelling force is carbon dioxide, air or other vapor, or children's pop guns or toys, having a frame, barrel, cylinder, slide or breechblock:
(1) of any material having a melting point (liquidus) of less than 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit, or...

If I did it over again I would have gotten just the flashlight. I would get my own sights that I would like. I don’t think the thumb Guard is necessary at all.

Is it worth getting the upgrade kit on it? Or just go stock and put my own sights on it? I’ve got red dots etc etc.

I asked a friend... those two states have melting point laws for guns... so you can't burn them after a crime to get rid of them. He said it means it probably has a Zamak receiver... whatevz that is.

Placed an order 11 days ago, not a word from customer service yet. These guys are as shady as they come

I know, anything can be made if you have the tools and skill set, I also advise against it. My point is, as a bunch of parts its really not that different then having an "m16" bcg, comes down to use and intent. If a guy really wants a fast rate of fire binary triggers are still legal

Dumb.

Just bought one for my G17 build. I watched a few youtube videos prior to buying. They are not for everyone. It'll be awhile before my upper build is complete, so I can't give hands on results yet. Thanks for the deal!

Mine came in today, took less than a week to get here after ordering. I'm really happy with the quality for the price Honestly my only complaint is the gas key on the BCG had a pretty good layer of surface rust going. Could have used a shot of oil before heading out. For the price though, that's extremely minor and easy enough to clean up. Sadly it beat my glock mags, so I'm stuck waiting until they come in.

Those are easy to make too...I advise against it but still. RDIAS are just flimsy pieces of cheap steel with a piece of paper worth more than gold ounce for ounce