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Can anyone tell me where online I can get safariland speedloaders and carriers that accepts paypals and has them in stock?
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Can anyone tell me where online I can get safariland speedloaders and carriers that accepts paypals and has them in stock?
socal s&w
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I use a slightly different kind of speed loaders. They appear to be SafariLand II loaders, but the holders are very unique and work extremely well.
They are held via an earth magnet. I have used these loaders and holders in ICORE competitions and have had zero problems with them.
Although I have had mine for about 3 years and have not contacted the seller for some time, I am hopeful that they are still in business because their product is really good.
You might try emailing here...[mailto:[email protected]] I believe that they are based in CA.
They are held via an earth magnet. I have used these loaders and holders in ICORE competitions and have had zero problems with them.
Although I have had mine for about 3 years and have not contacted the seller for some time, I am hopeful that they are still in business because their product is really good.
You might try emailing here...[mailto:[email protected]] I believe that they are based in CA.
handgunner356
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A couple of places that come to mind would be Dillion Precision or Brownells. I don't know if they do paypal though, most don't because of their anti-2nd amendment stance.
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Do you not have a credit or debit card???
If you did, you wouldn't have this problem.
BTW, did you know paypal will freeze all the money in your account if they find out you are using it to pay for anything gun-related? Why would you deal with them at ALL?
If you did, you wouldn't have this problem.
BTW, did you know paypal will freeze all the money in your account if they find out you are using it to pay for anything gun-related? Why would you deal with them at ALL?
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First, I truly hate anything that negatively affects the 2nd Ammendmant. That does not mean that I boycott everything. It's a free country and several of us have fought for that. Unfortunately at this time, paypal is the convenient online payment method. It's not without it's flaws, I agree, and I don't agree with all of their polices.
I can't ship a handgun through the post office. Do I stop using the postal system?
Second, I truly hate spreading myth and unsubstantiated hearsay.
Direct from their website on acceptable use policy:
What types of weapons and knives does PayPal prohibit? Question : Answer : PayPal prohibits transactions for certain hand weapons or knives that may be illegal or restricted in some jurisdictions.
Weapons – PayPal generally prohibits transactions for these types of weapons:
Nunchaku
Brass or other metal knuckles
Leaded canes, staffs, crutches, or sticks
Zip guns, shurikens or throwing stars
Hand grenades or metal replica hand grenades
Billyclubs or batons, sandclubs, sandbags, or slungshots (also known as saps or blackjacks)
For other hand weapons, sellers must ensure the weapon is lawful in both the buyer's and seller's jurisdiction before completing the sale.
Knives – PayPal generally prohibits transactions for switchblade knives and disguised knives. A switchblade is any knife resembling a pocketknife with a blade that can be released automatically or by use of a trigger. Other names for switchblades include spring-blade knives, snap-blade knives, gravity knives, and butterfly knives.
A disguised knife is a knife designed to look like a harmless item. Examples of disguised knives include belt buckle knives, cane swords, shobi-zue, lipstick case knives, air gauge knives, and writing pen knives.
Other Related Items – PayPal prohibits transactions for destructive devices and the sale of military equipment or supplies that violate laws or regulations in the buyer's or seller's jurisdiction.
I can't ship a handgun through the post office. Do I stop using the postal system?
Second, I truly hate spreading myth and unsubstantiated hearsay.
Direct from their website on acceptable use policy:
What types of weapons and knives does PayPal prohibit? Question : Answer : PayPal prohibits transactions for certain hand weapons or knives that may be illegal or restricted in some jurisdictions.
Weapons – PayPal generally prohibits transactions for these types of weapons:
Nunchaku
Brass or other metal knuckles
Leaded canes, staffs, crutches, or sticks
Zip guns, shurikens or throwing stars
Hand grenades or metal replica hand grenades
Billyclubs or batons, sandclubs, sandbags, or slungshots (also known as saps or blackjacks)
For other hand weapons, sellers must ensure the weapon is lawful in both the buyer's and seller's jurisdiction before completing the sale.
Knives – PayPal generally prohibits transactions for switchblade knives and disguised knives. A switchblade is any knife resembling a pocketknife with a blade that can be released automatically or by use of a trigger. Other names for switchblades include spring-blade knives, snap-blade knives, gravity knives, and butterfly knives.
A disguised knife is a knife designed to look like a harmless item. Examples of disguised knives include belt buckle knives, cane swords, shobi-zue, lipstick case knives, air gauge knives, and writing pen knives.
Other Related Items – PayPal prohibits transactions for destructive devices and the sale of military equipment or supplies that violate laws or regulations in the buyer's or seller's jurisdiction.
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PayPal prohibits all account holders from buying or selling any type of firearm and certain firearm parts and ammunition. PayPal may allow certain U.S. merchants to sell items addressed by this policy if they have been approved by PayPal and can ensure transactions and shipments comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
Firearms – Include all rifles, shotguns, and handguns, whether they are intended for use in sporting, as collectibles, or as curio and relic firearms. These items are prohibited regardless of their present working order.
Firearm parts - Include, but are not limited to, receivers and frames, silencers, kits designed to convert a firearm to automatic firing capability, high capacity magazines, multi-burst trigger activators, and camouflaging firearm containers.
Ammunition - Includes ammunition with propellant, such as gunpowder or blank ammunition. Ammunition is defined as ammunition or cartridge cases, primers, bullets, or propellant powder designed for any firearm.
Stun guns - For U.S. residents, PayPal allows transactions for stun guns only if the transaction is permitted by law in both the buyer's and seller's jurisdictions. U.S. sellers must ensure that each transaction is legal in both locations before completing the sale. Transactions for stun guns involving account holders outside the U.S. are prohibited.
Other Related Items – PayPal allows transactions for paintball guns, blank guns, and air-soft guns as permitted by law in the applicable jurisdiction. These items must display all markings required by law, must not be convertible to shoot a lethal projectile, and must not include blank ammunition.
Firearms – Include all rifles, shotguns, and handguns, whether they are intended for use in sporting, as collectibles, or as curio and relic firearms. These items are prohibited regardless of their present working order.
Firearm parts - Include, but are not limited to, receivers and frames, silencers, kits designed to convert a firearm to automatic firing capability, high capacity magazines, multi-burst trigger activators, and camouflaging firearm containers.
Ammunition - Includes ammunition with propellant, such as gunpowder or blank ammunition. Ammunition is defined as ammunition or cartridge cases, primers, bullets, or propellant powder designed for any firearm.
Stun guns - For U.S. residents, PayPal allows transactions for stun guns only if the transaction is permitted by law in both the buyer's and seller's jurisdictions. U.S. sellers must ensure that each transaction is legal in both locations before completing the sale. Transactions for stun guns involving account holders outside the U.S. are prohibited.
Other Related Items – PayPal allows transactions for paintball guns, blank guns, and air-soft guns as permitted by law in the applicable jurisdiction. These items must display all markings required by law, must not be convertible to shoot a lethal projectile, and must not include blank ammunition.
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I don't see anything in here about holsters, grips, speed loaders, hmm...a million other things.
31 Pump
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Your comment about not using the Post Office because they won't ship guns is not a valid comparison to Paypal. You are not asking Paypal to handle the firearm or ammunition, just process the transaction like any other legal transaction. They have chosen to ignore the 2nd amendment and ban transactions that are legal in every way. For this reason I and many pro 2nd amendment supporters won't do business with them on any transaction.
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Bullseye Smith
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Midway will have the speed loaders, and supply house like that. Best way is go to a gun show and shop.
tanksoldier
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If Paypal discovers that you are using them to purchase firearms-related gear they will freeze your account and the funds in it, and the merchant's account and their funds.
I seriously doubt anyone selling anything firearms related uses Paypal for their transactions.
Do you really want to take your chances with your money over what they will decide applies today or tomorrow? I use Paypal for other purchases but nothing remotely firearms related, just in case.
It has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment. They are a private service and can set whatever rules they like, just like Para's rules here have nothing to do with the 1st Amendment.
Regardless, I doubt many firearms dealers utilize Paypal for any purpose remotely related to firearms.
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tanksoldier +1,
oldRoger
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The Post Office makes no objection to my sending a check for a pistol to anyone. In fact I am not certain but seem to remember that the PO firearm shipping limitations were dictated by congress.
Do not be surprised if we see more.
Do not be surprised if we see more.
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