So...what exactly are we looking at here?

Me too! A man can dream.

Appears to be a miniature M1919 with spade grip instead of the usual pistol grip.

It is almost too cool. Any cooler and I couldn't stand it!

-Sam

That would really be awesome, mainly because I could afford to shoot it.

Looks to be a handmade replica of the Browning, so I am pretty sure it was just someone who made it for themselves. Sounds like a good idea for a winter project

Damian

Here ya go, get in line folks. http://www.lakesideguns.com/

I've known about those for a long time and would love to have one. The scariest thing about it is its squirrel sized, and the little tree rats have been known to be pretty ferocious in my neck of the woods. If they got hold of one of those...

$1495, wow. I guess that's the right one.

Tippmann (yes, the paintball marker company) originally made miniature 22 machineguns. When 1986 rolled around, they switched to markers.

Looks like what Tippmann used to make before they made paintball guns.

Wow....even I kinda want one of those. That thing looks fun + the ammo is dirt cheap! lol.

Even shooting .22's you could still rack up a pretty hefty ammo bill. Just imagine it that was .308 or .223 or whatever, man I could never own one.

How would you register it? 1500 dollars is for the kit you would still have to build it.

$1495, wow. I guess that's the right one.

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And that's going to get you a SEMI-automatic one.

You can't build one and register it.

Well, first build a time machine and go back to any time before 1986. Then you can file the Form 1 and build it.

The time machine is the only really hard part. The rest is pretty simple.

-Sam

"...If they got hold of one of those..." And a jeep. It'd be The Tree Rat Patrol.
The MG is out of production. $21 per 100 for the disintegrating link. $175 for a 500 round cloth belt.