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UNREAL PRICES on our line of BD guns
click here >>>>
http://www.marstar.ca/gf-SSD/index.shtm
And here >>>> http://www.marstar.ca/gf-SSD/SSD-BD-Mkb-42.shtm
And here >>>> http://www.marstar.ca/gf-SSD/SSD-BD-MP38.shtm
and here >>>> http://www.marstar.ca/gf-SSD/SSD-BD-MP44.shtm
and here >>>> http://www.marstar.ca/gf-SSD/SSD-BD-MP3008.shtm
DON'T DELAY, THEY WILL CLEAR FAST
John
Good offer, thanks. Just wish there was an installment plan.
Yeah, I know.
Listen, and understand. That Liberal is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse- only fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until your guns are gone.
John, two questions:
1) What were the pre-sale prices? I've looked at them before but don't recall.
2) Do you have any brass or ammo for the 7.92x33 cartridges? What is the bullet diameter any ways?
I tried a friend's BD-38 at the range and it was cool. Very nicely made. Only draw back is the silly 5 round law.
Thanks,
Fudd
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P.E.T.A. For the Ethical Treatment of Flies
$100/barrel = $1.00/L -- $50/barrel = $1.00/L
Makes perfect sense!
You know the price of gas is too high when
you shake more at the pump than the urinal!
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Support Our Canadian Forces as they are doing for us!
DECKARD; No problem drop me a note john@marstar.ca with you ideas....
ELMER FUDD;
The BD3008 was $2395. BD38 was $2949.
The BD42 was $3195. BD44 was 2995.
We have dies, we have some brass, the bullet is .323 dia
Can't help with the mag law....
John
Awww darn... I thought with all your gun powers you could at least do that!Originally Posted by johnone
Thanks though!
Fudd
_______________________
P.E.T.A. For the Ethical Treatment of Flies
$100/barrel = $1.00/L -- $50/barrel = $1.00/L
Makes perfect sense!
You know the price of gas is too high when
you shake more at the pump than the urinal!
_______________________
Support Our Canadian Forces as they are doing for us!
ELMER FUDD: "I thought with all your gun powers you could at least do that! "
I am flattered but although we have participated in, and won many legal battles, I still can't get the authorities to listen, oh well such is life....
John
Does the BD-42(H) fire from an open bolt? Also of course does the BD-44 fire from a closed bolt?
What are the advantages/disadvantages? Also does the BD-42 have walnut wood?
I understand that they now come with the long 30 round mags pinned to 5. How much for some 10 round mags pinned to 5 as extras?
Thanks
Last edited by Epoxy7; 05-16-2009 at 02:05 PM.
I'm also curious to know since I've read on the forums that it fires from an open bolt like the originals but the SSD website says it fires from a closed bolt. Which is it?
Just did some research on the 42(h). It looks like the late model incorporated improvements such as a bayonet lug, a place to mount a scope, closed bolt firing and a hammer instead of striker fired. The BD-42(H) replica seems to be of the last version. So closed bolt would be authentic.
I guess that answers the question.
Still not sure if I'm going to get one or not.
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