TacticallySharp
Member
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- Victoria, BC.
I was at my local gun store this weekends and I was told that semi auto belt fed guns have no capacity limit, is this true? If so is there any sweet modern belt fed semi autos here is Canada??
Belt fed guns?
- Thread starter TacticallySharp
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It is not true.
Belts for a firearm commonly available before 1946 have no limit. All other belts are limited to 5. As such, there are no "sweet modern" belt feds with no limit.
1919 and MG34 are available, no limit belt length.
Belts for a firearm commonly available before 1946 have no limit. All other belts are limited to 5. As such, there are no "sweet modern" belt feds with no limit.
1919 and MG34 are available, no limit belt length.
TacticallySharp
Member
- Location
- Victoria, BC.
Another stupid Canadian law!
They same way they enforce all other gun laws.
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- land of f-cktards
easy if caught they take your guns, throw your @ss in jail forever, take your families money in legal fees and plaster your face all over the media as being a terrorist.
do you think its worth it?
Gunnerlove
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Vancouver Island
Disintegrating links just click together but fabric belts, reloadable steel belts and strips are other types.
I get that. What I mean is this. Lets say that you have 100 lengths of 5 round belts. You still have 500 rounds of belted ammo that can snap together in a second. I'm not saying the law should be ignored. I'm just amused at how incredibly stupid the law is.
there was a company i believe it was called tippman back in the day ,that made a miniture version of the browning. It was a belt fed .22lr/.22mag i believe. Being rimfire wouldn't capacity be unlimited for us canucks?? Not sure if any were ever imported here or not?? Pretty cool though somewhat useless.
The Tippman company was really big into making 22lr gatling gun replica's with huge magazines. I know that for sure. I don't know about anything belt fed though. It's possible, I know they made some pretty wild and amazing things in their shop. The firearms company took a back seat when their paintball gear took off. I know they sold the Tippman name along with all the paintball aspects of their company to a company called K2. I have no idea what became of their firearms company.
Semi-auto 1919's are a lot of fun. Not having a "mag limit" is awesome. They come up on the EE every now and then. Plan on $4k-$5K or so. You do sometimes get strange looks when you pull it (and the tripod) out and start setting it up at the range. Filling the belts can be a pain (both physically and cost wise).
- Location
- Alberta, let freedom reign!
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=194527886
Check that out. 9,100$US was the going price, but pretty dang cool.
Also can shoot .17HMR with a barrel change.
...Also check this out, has a 500 round belt!
http://www.lakesideguns.com/
Check that out. 9,100$US was the going price, but pretty dang cool.
Also can shoot .17HMR with a barrel change.
...Also check this out, has a 500 round belt!
http://www.lakesideguns.com/
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Here she be!
Oh, so very useless and yet so incredibly needed
I have to have it. Right now damn it.
Who says it's useless? If there were too be hundreds of marauding zombie pop cans coming across the yard this would be perfect.
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- land of f-cktards
oh yeah, i am not going after anyone I am just pointing things out.
do i agree with the law .......no
will i obey the law ......yes....providing i know about it , just to be straight i have no criminal intent.
which unfortunately does not seem to matter anymore
