A little piece of William Fleming’s goodness

[KarlPMann]

VOLLMER! Karl. :twisted:

[MPfiveengineer]

VOLLMER! Karl. :twisted:

Vollmer's guns are pushpins. Therefore I would have to buy a new MP5 and would not have the option of swapping a sear between hosts.

I would like to get an HK33K (5.56mm) to be able to shoot that full-auto as well. I will probably just get a sear and have Vector make me a 33K. That way I will not be worried about shooting it a lot and they will put 1/2x28 AR threads on it so I can use my incoming AR suppressor on it. Besides, I thought an UZI guy would be happy about me getting a Vector. Victor. [pirate]

[KarlPMann]

[UZI snob mode]Vector? Who's that? [roll] I'm all IMI buddy. :P Karl.[/UZI snob mode]

[MPfiveengineer]

$12,500 piece of metal. :roll:

[PsychoI3oy]

also $12,500

or this one

[2ndChildhood]

$12,500 piece of metal. :roll:

Oy! No wonder people are tempted to make their own. With even basic tools that could be whipped out in a few hours. Of course the risk to a whole host of rights has to be considered. Seems for most of us here that risk looks far too big to take.

One can only wish things were different, but that would sure hurt those who invested the big $ to do it legally.

[MPfiveengineer]

Oy! No wonder people are tempted to make their own. With even basic tools that could be whipped out in a few hours. Of course the risk to a whole host of rights has to be considered. Seems for most of us here that risk looks far too big to take.

Making one would be pretty easy, especially compared to the amount of work I will do to pay for a registered one. But the price of getting caught is very steep. My dad's friend's bother got caught with an unregistered AK back in the late eighties and got 18 months in Club Fed for having it. He ended up doing about 6 months but then had a felony conviction and could never own a gun again.

One can only wish things were different, but that would sure hurt those who invested the big $ to do it legally.

Most people I have spoken to with registered machine guns would be more than happy to see 922(o) go away, they would just enrich their collection. :mrgreen:

I think our best chance of getting any new MG's on the market would be for the Attorney General to declare a 30-90 day amnesty. The law was set up so that he could easily do so on his own without congress's approval. The question is, how do we motivate him to do so? The last amnesty was a 30 day amnesty back in 1968. Please correct me if I am wrong but durring an amnesty I think we would be able to file From 1's and make our own MG's.

[Marlin]

If I remember right, and, I'm sure Karl will be along shortlyand correct Me if I'm not. :P The '68 amnesty was more for Gramps that brought back a MP44 from WWII than anything else I'm sure Karl can Give You the complete rundown though. [poke]

[HunterCO]

If I remember right, and, I'm sure Karl will be along shortlyand correct Me if I'm not. :P The '68 amnesty was more for Gramps that brought back a MP44 from WWII than anything else I'm sure Karl can Give You the complete rundown though. [poke]

Karl won't be coming along anytime soon he just called me and is broke down on the side of the road west of the springs. His tranny finally went to hell. He is not haveing a good week to say the least. :evil:

On the other hand while he is gone no reason we can't make fun of him. :mrgreen:

[7idl]

I thought he was gonna have that swapped out ?