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Anybody want to lend me $7000?
- Thread starter Ripach
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More importantly, what remotely useful, or even amusing, purpose is served by taking an eminently portable, detachable-mag fed rifle and limiting it with a BELT?
Want more capacity? Get a Beta-C mag. All the capacity w/o the belt.
Want more capacity? Get a Beta-C mag. All the capacity w/o the belt.
I think it is the rarity of it, try finding a belt fed AR. Even the cheesey .22LR kits are 2-3K.
Find me a link in any caliber that is stamped with it's date of manf.
Though you are insightful as always
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, what you find amusing and what I find amusing are assuredly two totally different things. Please Note: I am basically defending this item for no reason as I will likely never be in the position to afford one. I posted it because I for one had never seen one and thought it was cool, forgive me if I offended anyone's firearm sensibilities.
No offense meant or taken. I just have to wonder WHAT Ceiner was thinking of when he created his answer to a non-existent problem.
As for the links - a link only connects 2 cartridges. How can that constitute a "large capacity feeding device?"
As for the links - a link only connects 2 cartridges. How can that constitute a "large capacity feeding device?"
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He was thinking that someone would pay money for such a thing
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I've seen one of these in person... STAY AWAY!
It will break. They where all hand fitted, and NO spares are available. Ceiner doesn't support them at all. The lower has to be pretty heavily modified too...
--EasyD
It will break. They where all hand fitted, and NO spares are available. Ceiner doesn't support them at all. The lower has to be pretty heavily modified too...
--EasyD
Well, I would love something like it - belt feds in their full auto form are fun, but the semi auto belt feds are a riot as well. My buddy in Ohio has an HK-91 converted into a semi-auto 21 and it's more fun than a barrel of monkeys.....
You've got your sights set too low; I'd need $100k+ for these two:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=95675698
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=96356024
jim/boston
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Belt feds can have their own appeal: here's a video (shot at Pelham F&G) of mine that was copied off a website and put on youtube (by somebody else):
http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...493&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=2
I'll probably bring my M240G to Hanson; if any of you yahoos want to bring some quality 7,62x51 I might let you run a belt through her. jim
PS that Ciener unit used modified M249 links and he WON'T work on them (thats what he told me anyway) A friend brought a Shrike to the Edan VT shoot last month and it worked well I'm told.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...493&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=2
I'll probably bring my M240G to Hanson; if any of you yahoos want to bring some quality 7,62x51 I might let you run a belt through her. jim
PS that Ciener unit used modified M249 links and he WON'T work on them (thats what he told me anyway) A friend brought a Shrike to the Edan VT shoot last month and it worked well I'm told.
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