they pick and choose which laws they enforce. why are so many people still out hunting and at ranges with non-regestered guns?
Thanks for reminding them of the most pressing law enforcement issue.

they pick and choose which laws they enforce. why are so many people still out hunting and at ranges with non-regestered guns?
That solid plastic grip with the lip around the front bottom looks like it'd be uncomfortable for people with big ogre hands like mine. Have you personally noticed anything uncomfortable about the grip?I've got one coming next in the next week or so. I'll post some pics when I get it. I just blasted to the end of this thread, so I'm not sure if this has been posted yet:
http://demigodllc.com/photo/GSG-5/ (there's a second page of thumbs too)
that stock attachment is tad on the weak side to say the least. That is a big mark against it.
The GSG-5 was designed from scratch to be a very close replica to the MP5. The controls are identical. The appearance is very close, and unless you have a real MP5 right there to compare against, you'd be hard pressed to find the differences.
The GSG-5 is essentially an MP5 implemented in .22LR.
I sure hope somebody makes a mag loader that'll work with the GSG-5 magazines otherwise my fingers are going to be all copper'ish colored.![]()
You've had a chance to handle one?
What else did you think of it?
It's a .22, not a battle implement. Get over it.Gun or Toy?
While it's not built as tough as a real MP5, the GSG-5 seems pretty solid in the hand. A .22LR rifle built for plinking and sport shooting doesn't need to be battle-tough, and I don't think that should be held against the GSG-5.