Riesling machine gun.
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Yup. An early edition of a Reising M50. Made in Worcester. It was nice to bring it back home to where it started all those years ago.
While a machine gun that dispenses wine would be cool, it's actually a M50 Reising.
/end grammar nazi
Hahaha, I just noticed that. Stupid auto-correct thought I was talking about wine.
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One of the original 15,000 made and then updated to Navy configuration
One of the original 15,000 made and then updated to Navy configuration
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Romokid
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I bought my MP-5 clone from Dave and was sad to hear he was closing his business. He was a great guy to deal with. Hope his health is improving.
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Had to some some safe cleaning this weekend, so I thought I'd get a quick snap of my "Budget NFA" (.22LR) SBR's.
Fun, look great, and you can shoot them all day for a few bucks.
Fun, look great, and you can shoot them all day for a few bucks.
71montess
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Any thoughts on this mares leg ?
Any thoughts on this mares leg ?
Just off the cuff I would doubt it makes weight as a pistol with all that wood and steel.
I saw that and they are transferred as pistols and thus not transferrable to Mass. If you could get someone to put a shoulder stock on it and register as SBR then you have a shot.
The AWB does not apply to that gun because it is not semiautomatic, so the weight is not an issue (also it doesn't accept detachable magazines, so it's doubly not covered by the AWB). The issue is that it's not on the EOPS "approved firearms" roster, so an FFL can't transfer it. If you can somehow obtain one (e.g. in a private sale from someone who purchased one while a resident of another state, then brought it with them to MA) then it is perfectly legal to possess.
Waiting on these to transfer to me. C&R MP43 and a MP40 Tube gun. Enjoy!
Looks like you have to add something to your signature line thewiseone91 !
Tell me more about that QCB
I haven't fired it yet, but fitting and testing is good, the folding stock is great, there is a little play, you'll see how fast in the video, alot easier when not leaning over a table, removable barrel is Dolos. Both features will cost $$.
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See my next post, video.
boilermaker
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So folding stocks are gtg if you SBR it? Does this mean I can have an adjustable stock on an SBR?
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That depends on your interpretation of the legal definition of a rifle, and then applying that interpretation to the legal definition of an "assault weapon".
in other words: yes.
It's a warm fuzzy grey area: SBR's & trusts make for all sorts of pea soup.
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In my opinion, yes. But I also didn't give much a **** about that law while I was living there so my opinion is not one for someone who does.
IMHO this depends on your risk tolerance level- most people fall into these two camps in MA:
People with intestinal fortitude / balls / brains in MA = Yes, everyday, all day long
Typical MA downtrodden, whining gun owner afraid of their own shadow, that has irrational nightmares about maura healy stalking them = no, don't bother, don't even think about it.
You kinda have to pick a side, or you will have to at one point or another.
-Mike
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