shipping uppers illegal? (CTD again)

[Stirlee]

I tried to order an upper off CTD and they told me it was illegal. how is this true? she also said no pistol grips etc.

[0351USMC]

Legal,but CTD dont ship any ar parts to California.
but they do sell/ship Brick of 22LR for $149 to CA.

[Rock6.3]

Buy from a retailer who is more California friendly, instead of one who makes the rules worse than they really are.

[FearKrew]

Ban CTD!!


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[olddirtygerm]

Your first mistake was shopping at cheaper than dirt. Buy an upper anywhere else and you will have no problem.

[PLINKING.40]

I got mine from Midway....shipped to my front door, no prob, smooth as silk, Plus Potterfield gives alot back to the sport and customers..

[Vlad 11]

Ordering from CTD is what should be illegal

[MrExel17]

-1000 CTD.. never buy from them wouldnt even recommend it.

[omgwtfbbq]

It's just CTD being douches. They boycott CA because of our silly laws.

It's no more illegal to ship an upper than it is to ship ant other soulless hulk of metal.

[stix213]

Friends don't let friends shop at CTD

[Exile Machine]

We sell uppers to California all day long, and we're cheaper than cheaper than dirt. Click here to see our selection:

https://www.exilemachine.net/shop/rifle-44/uppers-118/index-1-3a.html

[TheExiled]

Again with the CTD? IBTCTDL's

[cpatbay]

Ordering from CTD is what should be illegal

^^^ This! They are no where near "Cheaper than Dirt"!!!!

[ChaoSS]

We sell uppers to California all day long, and we're cheaper than cheaper than dirt. Click here to see our selection:

https://www.exilemachine.net/shop/ri...ndex-1-3a.html

If you want to advertise that you are cheaper than cheaper than dirt, then maybe you should list your prices, instead of forcing people to add items to their cart to see the price.


Lot of people like me see that and just go find somewhere else to shop, somewhere that doesn't make us jump through hoops to compare prices.

[Exile Machine]

If you want to advertise that you are cheaper than cheaper than dirt, then maybe you should list your prices, instead of forcing people to add items to their cart to see the price.


Lot of people like me see that and just go find somewhere else to shop, somewhere that doesn't make us jump through hoops to compare prices.

We'd love to be able to just list out all the low prices we offer on our store, and for 99% of the products on our store, we do just that. Unfortunately, certain manufacturers have what is called a Minimum Advertised Price or MAP policy. Those policies say that we can't advertise below a minimum price on any given item. We can sell at whatever price we like, we just can't advertise that price. One way we comply with that policy is to ask the customer to add the item to their cart to see the price.

If you see a price advertised elsewhere on an item from a manufacturer that has a MAP policy, it means either 1) you are not getting the lowest price on that item, or 2) the dealer is not honoring their agreement with the manufacturer. We already know you want to pay the lowest price, but would you want to do business with a dealer who doesn't honor their commitments?