We just received 2 of these.
We will not see them again. Pretty rare Aimpoint. The US did not even get any of these.
Click on the photo to take you to them.
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We just received 2 of these.
We will not see them again. Pretty rare Aimpoint. The US did not even get any of these.
Click on the photo to take you to them.
Damn those look nice
That's a big nope.PAL Required – Requires a valid PAL to purchase - High end optics tend to be popular for fraudulent online purchases, so to verify the purchase we now require the purchaser to enter their PAL during check out.
Yeah, a little weird.Originally Posted by takeyerswing
I was recently in the market for a new red dot and was going to purchase one during the Canada sale, but decided local based on this very requirement.
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PAL for red dot purchase, interesting.
I would have bought one. Seeing there is a PAL requirement, nope.
"He who dares not offend, cannot be honest."
- Thomas Paine
"Oppression maketh a wise man mad"
Exactly what next, a stool and semen sample too?
If you guys don't like it, use EMT. Nordic and other retailers can't afford nor should they be expected to be out the value of high end optics everything someone reverses fraudulent charges which as noted is common on high end optics due to the nature of being easy to flip.
"I dont usually bring targets im more of a dirt shooter." -daniel_250r
I am the "small fringe minority" with "unacceptable" views.
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Didn't take long for the shills to make an excuses.
I just spent $3500 on a washer and dryer combo from a local shop. Payed with credit card and guess what? They didn't ask for any additional identification! Not even my social or drivers license. Can you believe it?
I fully understand that fraud occurs, that's why business insurance exists and credit card companies investigate these matters. A red-dot is not a controlled or prohibited device in Canada.
You should be concerned relinquishing your sensitive personal information for mundane everyday purchases.
Especially when the websites are run by tech illiterate Boomers, with outdated SSL certs and PHP2.0 back-ends. (Not Nordic just general gun industry)
nevermind
Last edited by Castle1; 11-30-2023 at 03:10 PM.
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