View Full Version : Bad kids and puter problems.
robsterclaw
04-25-2006, 01:05
The day after the last shoot in Woodland Park, that I attended, my kid did something to our puter and had to do a restore that lost most of my stuff. I was in the process of finding all my bookmarks (including here) and stumbled acrossed online sweepstakes (won alot of good things) and got sidetracked. Anyway I bought a new puter and got back to here. Firstly 5 months late, I had a great time, so did my brother, the cop, and his wife. We left early because she got cold, but had fun. He's got a ar-15 type gun on order with a three round burst so whenever he get's that, I'm going to make him bring it to a shoot. I finally got permission to get a new gun, so I'm looking for something fun. Do you remember Karl, I mentioned she was from a liberal family? See they can be changed with time. lol
Anyone know of anyplace besides gunbroker.com to find a fullauto for less then $1000? A guy on there was selling glock17's FA, but haven't seen him selling in awhile. Otherwise I'm just going to buy a rifle, before she changes her mind. [roll]
2ndChildhood
04-25-2006, 08:40
I'm just starting to think full auto and haven't seen anything that cheap.
I've been looking at subguns.com and sturmgewehr.com.
At present I'm not sure what I might buy and I'm very curious about the wide range of prices for FA guns. I'd sure like to know what drives the price differences; is it quality, supply/demand, collector value, perceived value?
I'd like to get some info from the experienced class 3 guys here what to look for/avoid etc.
2C
HunterCO
04-25-2006, 09:47
I'm just starting to think full auto and haven't seen anything that cheap.
I've been looking at subguns.com and sturmgewehr.com.
At present I'm not sure what I might buy and I'm very curious about the wide range of prices for FA guns. I'd sure like to know what drives the price differences; is it quality, supply/demand, collector value, perceived value?
I'd like to get some info from the experienced class 3 guys here what to look for/avoid etc.
2C
As far as what drives the prices it's everything you mentioned. First step is to decide on what it is you want then ask about what to look for and what to avoid. With M16's for instance there are some conversions done by people in their garage and they are terrible. The plus side is it really don't matter people like John Norrell can repair anything you could cut a reciever in half on a band saw and he could repair it. When you got it back you would never even know.
My advice for those of you in the Denver area is to figure out what it is you want. Contact Alan and he will find what you need and he also knows what to look for and avoid. If he doesnt know about a particular gun he will find out. Scott who is on the Machine gun tours team is also very sharp he is Alans right hand man. My M16 went down at one of the shoots this was when I first got it and was still learning Scott had it running in no time.
C3 is an investment but as with anything there is always a risk. It only takes the stroke of a pen from a congress critter to take them all away. Gun control has been to our favor in the last several years I think it's up to 39 states are shall issue the assault weapons ban died ect. The problem is all it takes is for one major event like 911 to change all that.
KarlPMann
04-25-2006, 16:32
Anyone know of anyplace besides gunbroker.com to find a fullauto for less then $1000? A guy on there was selling glock17's FA, but haven't seen him selling in awhile
Ummm, no such animal any more. Any FA gun you find under $1K is most likely ILLEGAL! Including those converted Glocks or the part to do that conversion. The cheaper FA guns out there go for at least $3K anymore. Karl.
robsterclaw
04-28-2006, 23:33
Anyone know of anyplace besides gunbroker.com to find a fullauto for less then $1000? A guy on there was selling glock17's FA, but haven't seen him selling in awhile
Ummm, no such animal any more. Any FA gun you find under $1K is most likely ILLEGAL! Including those converted Glocks or the part to do that conversion. The cheaper FA guns out there go for at least $3K anymore. Karl.
Thanks Karl. That's good to know. I was under the assumption that since he was selling it on condition of all the needed paperwork being done first, tax stamp etc, and shipping it only to a classIII dealer, it was a legal gun. His were $800, then of coarse the $200, and whatever the charge would be from Dragonman (if he even will do it). Therfore $1000. I would much rather have the $5000 Uzi with the barrels for .22 9mm and .45's. But I have to go babysteps.
atm an 800$ FA gun is a dream....
The chepest on the market right now is the mac10/11
They go from 3000(used)-3500(new)
FA guns are the basically the most precious metal in america right now... an m60 can go for 50k+
The reason they are so expensive is because the ATF banned the further manufacturing of Fully auto wepaons in US. This means that any gun you can get that is auto was made in 1986... or at least the full auto part was... This means that people are working with a very limited amount... over time they break, and become irreparable, and the more time passes the more expensive they get.... soon i bet the mac10/11 will be going for 5000 and the usi for 8-9k
Unless the bann gets lifted... if that happens i'm taking a loan and stocking up on every full auto i've ever dreamed of... cause it surley wont last. As said all it takes is one event...
Of cource their are ways to get fully auto guns for 200-500$ anything you want really but it comes with an awfully heavy price tag of 20 years in fort levenworth if your caught....
I dunno if the chance of 20 years is worth it to you for the couple thousand saved, but it sure as hell isnt for me... so i'm gonna save up and buy a legal one some day...
robsterclaw
04-29-2006, 03:04
Oh no. I have no intention of buying one that's not legal. I will never own one if it's not legal. Karl will never have to hunt me down. :) I just know the guy in AZ was selling glock's that were converted for FA at gunbroker.com for $800. He was also charging $400 to convert your own Glock. There is also 1 beretta pre 86 FA hand gun being sold on gunbroker for 1,495. I just figured they must be legal or they wouldn't sell them on such a public website. They stated they had to have the money, and the proper forms before they would ship, and they would only ship to class III dealers. That all seemed legit to me.
robsterclaw
04-29-2006, 03:08
Oops it's a post sample, but here's the link to the berreta.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=47628313
I haven't seen the glock being sold in a few months, due to my puter problems.
robsterclaw
04-29-2006, 03:14
I just looked closer and here's a sear for glocks. 200 for the sear, 200 for the tax stamp, and whatever the glock would cost. Since I know little about this stuff (that's why I'm here, to learn) it would seem to me it's legal to buy this, and convert a glock for under $1000.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=47767148
yep, legal to buy, if you hold a class 3 FFL.
NOTE: This is a POST SAMPLE MACHINE GUN available to law enforcement agencies and dealers with demo letters. No individual sales or sales to civilians.
Actually those are all post sample any FA sear that is available to the public Pre86 would cost you 2000-4000+ the 200 hundred dollar ones will land you in jail... You are basically makeing a new machine gun which is illegal :roll:
Basically buddy no way(unless bann gets lifted) that your getting anything FA under 3000, unless you run into a dummy with a legit FA gun, willing to sell it to you for 1/3 of its worth...
Stupid ATF.... makes me want to punch those stupid politicians in the face....
HunterCO
04-30-2006, 11:06
Show me any transferable sear for any gun priced at 4K! [abused]
You can not touch any transferable sear for any gun under 12K and just for the record there is no such thing as a transferable full auto glock sear or gun.
AR15 drop in sear 12K+
H&K sear 12K+
Cheapest conversion device out there is a Lightening link for an AR15 7K+
You want me to show it? So i shal :)
http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976508545.htm
its for an FNC
he actually wants exactly 4k.... Bring your lowest price down from 7 to 4... at least for now hehe
HunterCO
05-01-2006, 08:32
You want me to show it? So i shal :)
http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976508545.htm
its for an FNC
he actually wants exactly 4k.... Bring your lowest price down from 7 to 4... at least for now hehe
Thats great now find a host for that sear and see what it costs you. :mrgreen:
probly round another 3k so maybee all together like 7?
Thats generally still pretty good for a FA assualt rifle in .223
hehe, and FN makes good guns....
Beats the hell out of an 12k m16 in my eyes... :)
HunterCO
05-01-2006, 22:31
probly round another 3k so maybee all together like 7?
Thats generally still pretty good for a FA assualt rifle in .223
hehe, and FN makes good guns....
Beats the hell out of an 12k m16 in my eyes... :)
Like I said so much for your 2-4K sear gun! :mrgreen:
So are you going to buy something or just pretend to be an expert? :?:
KarlPMann
05-03-2006, 20:06
Better than an M-16? Blaspheme. :evil: Karl.
2ndChildhood
05-03-2006, 20:26
Better than an M-16? Blaspheme. :evil: Karl.
Good to see you back Karl! :mrgreen:
saving up to buy somthing.... 8-12k doesnt come quickly... i like to make all my purchases well informed... i think i'm pretty far away from bieng an expert :)
And yes FN has better workmanship than most companies that make M16/AR15's
KarlPMann
05-06-2006, 21:33
B.. a.... n.... n.... e.... d.... [roll] OK, somebody tell me where the damn button went??? :twisted: We gotta get rid of these dern traitors to the AR. :P Karl.
lol i just dont trust the ar like i would trust an FN
Ar's have failed me
FN's have not
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