Glock 43 9mm Gas Nitride Pistol

A: No, 90 day layaway only on this one.

A: Not currently. The 180 Day Layaway is usually reserved for "slower moving" less popular inventory.

A: No. It is not available for 180 day layaway only the 90 day. I did see another glock 9mm that is on 180 day layaway

A: no sorry

A: Glocks can be sold only to law enforcement officers in Massachusetts, because consumer sales are banned under state law. ... She said the handguns ended up in the hands of Massachusetts consumers "irrespective of whether the sales were made legally or not."Sep 1, 2016

A: Yes Ronnie. Glocks are on the MA Compliant Roster as of 3 / 2017. You can verify here : http://www.mass.gov/eopss/docs/chsb/firearms/approvedfirearmsroster10-2016.pdf

A: Glocks are on the MA Compliant Roster as of 3 / 2017.

A: This comes with a Plastic Case, Owners Manual, Warranty Registration Card, two 6rd Magazines, Cable Lock and Fired Casing. --(Specifications and Features)--: GLOCK: PI4350201 GLOCK 43 9mm Luger 3.39" Barrel 1:9.84" Twist Right hand hexagonal rifling 6 Rounds Polymer Frame Striker Fired Action 5.5 lb Trigger Pull Overall Length 6.26" Overall Height 4.25" Overall Width 1.02" Overall Weight 17.95 oz Unloaded/22.36 oz Loaded Black Finish

A: Tyler, this comes with a nice Glock plastic case and two 6 round magazines.

A: Wallace It comes with 2 mags 1-Extended Mag, 1-Flat Bottomed Mag, Mag Loader GPC 764503002533 Manufacturer Glock Description Manufacturer: Glock Model: 43 Action: Semi-automatic Type: Double Action Only Size: Sub Compact Caliber: 9MM Barrel Length: 3.25" Frame/Material: Polymer Finish/Color: Matte Capacity: 6Rd Accessories: 1-Extended Mag, 1-Flat Bottomed Mag, Mag Loader Sights: Fixed Sights Manufacturer Part #: PI4350201 Department Handguns › Semi-Automatic Type Pistol Action Double Caliber 9mm Barrel Length 3.4" Capacity 6+1 Safety Trigger/Firing Pin/Drop Grips Integral Sights Fixed Weight 22.4 oz Model PI4350201 Caliber/Gauge 9MM

A: This pistol comes with (2) 6rd magazines (one with finger extension and one flat flush bottom as pictured here : http://cdn0.thetruthaboutguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/D7C_7476.jpg -- (Owners manual, Warranty Registration Card are located behing the foam lining.

A: Boris, this is a Gen3 Glock 43. You are correct as it does not come with additional back straps. Unboxing video of contents here : (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq3G4m9jMo8)

A: no it does not come with additional backstraps

A: Be aware that it is customary for your local dealer to charge a transfer fee at the time you pick up your purchase. This transfer fee is strictly between you and your local dealer. Please check with your local dealer concerning their policies. You do not pay BudsGunShop.com the transfer fee. Certain dealers also apply sales tax. This is between you and your FFL dealer. BudsGunShop.com only collects sales tax if you reside in the state of KY.

A: Legal answer; you are supposed to pay taxes for all online purchases and report them at the end of the year with taxes...Reality - Not many people do this at all and they do not actively look for people but instead work with sellers to make them charge taxes up front. You're good! You will have to pay between 5 dollars for the background check and an additional 20 to 35 for the transfer at the FFL, however. The preferred ones are the easiest I've used and the most inexpensive (25 total).

A: Buds does not charge sales tax for purchases made from states that Buds does not have a physical presence in the state. I do not believe Buds has any stores, warehouses, etc,, in MO. So the basic answer is no, no sales tax will be charged by Bud. You will have to pay a transfer fee to the local FFL but that's between you and he local FFL. As a word of advice, when selecting a local FFL from Buds list (I'm assuming that you will one they already have on file) checkout as many as you can. When you click on each FFL, a side list comes up with info about the FFL including how much they charge. You might we surprised how much variation there is for this fee. I have one in my area that only charges $10 (for up to 3 or 4 guns at one time - not sure if the form takes up to 3 or 4). Anyway, the prices charged are all over the place so its worth a couple minutes of your time to research.

A: Buds does not charge state tax.