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OK that wasn't nice.
I sure could use a few more myself...
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ranger4-7
Army Veteran
Haven't posted much lately as work/life has been crazy busy. But I have been working on the collection. Made some swaps/purchases to begin the NFA collection. Two transfers completed, three in flight.
Sendra receiver converted by Rock Island Armory when they were part of Springfirld Armory. Shown with late 80's gear (1911A1 and Randall Model 15).
Vector PTR91 SBR with SIG P220 and Chris Reeve Pacific. The Vector is Semi-auto, but will easily convert to full auto by using the registered three caliber sear pack that is in process with the MP5
Thanks for looking,
Chris
Sendra receiver converted by Rock Island Armory when they were part of Springfirld Armory. Shown with late 80's gear (1911A1 and Randall Model 15).
Vector PTR91 SBR with SIG P220 and Chris Reeve Pacific. The Vector is Semi-auto, but will easily convert to full auto by using the registered three caliber sear pack that is in process with the MP5
Thanks for looking,
Chris
JuergenG
NES Member
To close off October:
Set of 3 "Mauser" pistols by FEG; models 90 DA, 90 DA Compact, 80 SA, unused and NIB.
I've got the 90 DA and 90 DA Compact already in September, but only the pistols with one mag each. Those may have to go
Original package of 10 Swedish m/94 cartridges on strippers (predecessor of the m/41 cartridge, which became the standard round later)
Original package of 20 Swedish m/41 cartridges
Set of 3 "Mauser" pistols by FEG; models 90 DA, 90 DA Compact, 80 SA, unused and NIB.
I've got the 90 DA and 90 DA Compact already in September, but only the pistols with one mag each. Those may have to go
Original package of 10 Swedish m/94 cartridges on strippers (predecessor of the m/41 cartridge, which became the standard round later)
Original package of 20 Swedish m/41 cartridges
ranger4-7
Army Veteran
Mass-diver
NES Member
Haven't posted much lately as work/life has been crazy busy. But I have been working on the collection. Made some swaps/purchases to begin the NFA collection. Two transfers completed, three in flight.
Sendra receiver converted by Rock Island Armory when they were part of Springfirld Armory. Shown with late 80's gear (1911A1 and Randall Model 15).
Vector PTR91 SBR with SIG P220 and Chris Reeve Pacific. The Vector is Semi-auto, but will easily convert to full auto by using the registered three caliber sear pack that is in process with the MP5
Thanks for looking,
Chris
AWESOME! Thanks for sharing
JuergenG
NES Member
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ranger4-7
Army Veteran
Juergen:
The PTR is a semi-auto SBR. However, one of my transfers in process is a MP5 with a full auto registered sear pack. The pack is registered in 9mm, 5.56mm, and 7.62mm. So, with a simple change of the ejector, I can move the pack between the MP5 (9mm), PTR (7.62mm) or my HK93 (5.56mm). That flexibility is one of the advantages to going the HK route for full auto.
Chris
The PTR is a semi-auto SBR. However, one of my transfers in process is a MP5 with a full auto registered sear pack. The pack is registered in 9mm, 5.56mm, and 7.62mm. So, with a simple change of the ejector, I can move the pack between the MP5 (9mm), PTR (7.62mm) or my HK93 (5.56mm). That flexibility is one of the advantages to going the HK route for full auto.
Chris
JuergenG
NES Member
Hm, I mis-interpreted the "A" mark as "All Fun".
So it's only the F/A sear what matters, not the gun you put it in ?
If so, that really provides some flexibility.
Make sure to post pics of that toy when you have it, Thanks !
So it's only the F/A sear what matters, not the gun you put it in ?
If so, that really provides some flexibility.
Make sure to post pics of that toy when you have it, Thanks !
