I really don't expect regulations to change at all. Most of the united states is convinced machine guns are illegal anyways.
How have prices been growing the past few years?
So I was recently added to my grandfathers firearm/property trust (along with my brother and mother). We currently have 3 suppressors under the trust. Is a machinegun still a viable investment? I'm tempted to get into a shooters grade MAC10, Uzi or a Fleming sear for my HK firearms or a FNC sear.
$400 is a great deal
They never came with threaded muzzles. Some had the threads ground off, some never had the threads cut. Hard to say without looking at it very well.
I don't know what state y'all are in, but there are ALOT of states where you only have to be 16-18 to own a handgun. Some states have so many exception clauses that you can realistically own a handgun at any age.
I hate to say this brother, but I think you're pretty well screwed. Why don't you do yourself a favor and if you're going to ship it back, strip everything down and just send them the receiver and nothing more. So atleast then it won't be a total loss.
You guess can still find russian surplus? I haven't seen that **** since I was like 5 years old with my dad. :D
Pretty sure y'all are talking about modern production ammunition and not the russian surplus that we could get at every gun show once the wall fell. Anyways, yea... Russian ammo has...
I was under the impression that WC867 was for 20mm and 50 bmg. I'm having problems find any data on this powder. I was under the impression that it was a VERY slow burning powder
I see alot of this cheap 50 BMG powder online and HEAR of people mixing this slow burning powder with a fast burning powder matched with a magnum primer. Does anyone have any advice on this? I'm just looking to make some cheap plinker ammo for my HK91 so I can go out more often.
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