Well...that's the cost of most pistol ammo over the last 18 months, so that's not bad.
Although the other ammo is coming down, I just saw $11 a box for 9 mm the other day.
PSA 5.7 ROCK for $390?
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So on PSA website a complete PSA 5.7 ROCK is $500. (non-optic cut slide, non-threaded barrel)
Same webiste:
$150 - 5.7 ROCK lower
$200 - 5.7 ROCK complete slide assembly (non-optic cut slide, non-threaded barrel)
$40 - 5.7 ROCK magazines (x2)
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$390
I'm not counting shipping and FFL feels because you'd have that if you bought the complete firearm as well.
The least expensive competitor is the Ruger 57 on sale at Buds for $630 (normally about $650 to $690).
Depending on whether or not you hit the sale, that's $240 or more worth of ammunition.
If you want the optics ready / suppressor ready slide assembly, that'll cost another $100, bringing cost of the assy to $300 and the total build cost to $490.
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
So on PSA website a complete PSA 5.7 ROCK is $500. (non-optic cut slide, non-threaded barrel)
Same webiste:
$150 - 5.7 ROCK lower
$200 - 5.7 ROCK complete slide assembly (non-optic cut slide, non-threaded barrel)
$40 - 5.7 ROCK magazines (x2)
====
$390
I'm not counting shipping and FFL feels because you'd have that if you bought the complete firearm as well.
The least expensive competitor is the Ruger 57 on sale at Buds for $630 (normally about $650 to $690).
Depending on whether or not you hit the sale, that's $240 or more worth of ammunition.
If you want the optics ready / suppressor ready slide assembly, that'll cost another $100, bringing cost of the assy to $300 and the total build cost to $490.
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
