Airsoft Arizona
Off-Topic Forums => Real Firearms => Topic started by: -MAD- SARGE on June 14, 2004, 08:50:13 PM
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Ah the glare, the glare. Looks like God made it himself [:P]
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Is that the one that uses Grease Gun magazines?
...vague, I know...
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That looks awesome. Let us know how it shoots if you ever do shoot it.
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Yes, it uses a modified grease gun mag.
Yes, of course I will shoot it.
I am removing the SD front and getting the standard MP5 handguard. The barrel is going to be cut down and threaded, then a metal fake supressor will be attached to keep the barrel at 16".
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by TheCrow</i>
<br />Yes, it uses a modified grease gun mag.
Yes, of course I will shoot it.
I am removing the SD front and getting the standard MP5 handguard. The barrel is going to be cut down and threaded, then a metal fake supressor will be attached to keep the barrel at 16".
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So you're going to "SBR" it? [:)]
Now, if you are going to thread the barrel, you've got to wait until September 14th to do it, right? Otherwise you'll have built an EVIL "assault weapon" since you'll have three evil features: detachable mag, pistol grip and threaded barrel. I can't wait until that worthless AWB dies.
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No, I am not making it an SBR. As I said, a fake metal suppressor will be attached after the barrel is cut down, that will keep it a legal 16".
I do not have to wait to thread the barrel either. The suppressor will be permanently fixed to the barrel with silver solder.
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Ah - I thought you meant that you were going to have it as a "detachable" fake suppressor.
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I have been thinking about the SBR option though. The $200 doesn't bother me, it is the potential 6 month wait for approval that really gets under my skin.
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Yeah... though if it's the same process as registering a CIII MG, if you do the corporation thing, your wait will be a month, tops, since you bypass the lengthy parts (signatures, fingerprints and background check @ the FBI). I know someone who went that route for a CIII and they got their stamp in just under a month.
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Since no one has asked yet,I will...what was the damage $ for it?
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The dealer wanted $1100 for it. I started talking to him in the last 45 minutes of the gunshow, and after some masterful BSing, I walked away with the gun, 3 mags and a case for $900 cash. Quite a steal since I have not been able to find one under $1300.
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Thats why I think sundays are a good day to make a gun purchase.Its the last day of the show,the guy my have not made what he wanted to,etc.Money talks!
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Here is the latest configuration:
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The picture does it no justice.Holding it in my own hands was an honor...very sweet piece.
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Now i dont know much about guns, but why do you use "Grease Gun" mags in it and not just normal mp5 mags in it?????
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by thatoneguy92088</i>
<br />Now i dont know much about guns, but why do you use "Grease Gun" mags in it and not just normal mp5 mags in it?????
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This gun is in .45ACP caliber, not 9mmP like a standard MP5. It uses the same mags as the M3A1 "Grease Gun" submachinegun (which is also chambered in .45ACP).
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Special Weapons SW45