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"This one was supposed to go to Canada but the deal fell through"
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hxxp://www.military.com/video/guns/machine-guns/the-superbowl-of-machine-gun-shoots/1178555489001/
At about 7 seconds in
"This one was supposed to go to Canada but the deal fell through"
cut me a deal on 1 gun and the drawings and i'll get on it... from there i'll see just how far I can go to make them...
Nothing is impossible for the man who does not have to do it himself
They are most likely still in their F/A state so are not allowed to be sold to anyone not holding the correct licensing.
VONDNIK;
"cut me a deal on 1 gun and the drawings and i'll get on it... from there i'll see just how far I can go to make them"
First I must apologize for the delay, I only became aware of your message when BEEZER posted....
There seems to be some confusion here, these are NOT full auto weapons being converted to Semi Auto.... Rather we use some original parts but the bolt has to be completely re-engineered to fire closed bolt (any good machine shop)
the trigger group is also re-engineered to function SA only also prevents FA parts and components from being used....(Any good machine shop..)
The most important part is the manufacturing of a completely new receiver.... You would require some serious stamping and metal forming equipment....
You would require a minimum 100 ton press.... Rather than have new dies made we would be pleased to sell you a complete set....
You would also require a full set of jigs for the various manufacturing steps....
If you are serious about getting into this I would be pleased to meet with you to discuss the transfer of technology and the design....If you prefer I can be reached at john@marstar.ca
John
John.
So is there any chance ever of getting 1919a4's ever again in canada?
John that would be a great deal! I always thought that SA MG-42s would be a lot cheaper to make than SA MG-34s once you scale production up enough since they're stamped for the most part. If you managed to keep retail under $3000 these units would sell like hotcakes.
I just wanted to get this on record. If I could pay less than 3000 and end with with a non restricted semi auto MG42 .... I would want one ASAP!
Me too!
I've got the money in hand, just build it already! I'll take one of each, M1919, MG34, and MG42!
"For those who have fought for it, freedom has a flavour the protected shall never know". L/Cpl Edwin L. "Tim" Craft
I want an SA MG42 too!
You could obviously sell non functioning versions to people who only need them for display, helping to increase the sales potential to cover the initial run numbers required.
I think it needs to be pitched to the gun buying public that if enough people line up for MG42's Martstar will get them made. Start an advertising campaign, nothing expensive, just get the word out. It would obviously be best if people made deposits, to verify their commitment.
I understand that Marstar is probably reading the market correctly and that there just isn't enough of a customer base to justify a production run of MG42's.
However I still think it's worth a try, it would just be incredible to have canadian made MG42's, well worth the proposed price.
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