deactivated Mg-42?

[JasonGTA]

deactivated Mg-42?

deactivated MG-42,

 

[serbinator]

please dont murder a nice mg42. thank you

 

[gaff]

please explain what you mean? build from what?

 

[gewehr76]

Why build a paper weight? There is already non restricted versions available. Even so paperweight may cost you over 2 grand.

 

[Grizzly Adams]

Wouldn't that be a replica firearm ? Yanks used to sell solid aluminum receivers just for that purpose.



Grizz

 

[Beater]

Why build a paper weight? There is already non restricted versions available. Even so paperweight may cost you over 2 grand.

who sells a NR MG-42

 

[Steiner]

There is an all metal airsoft MG42:
http://www.evike.com/products/44006/

 

[JasonGTA]

I wouldnt dare!

 

[Steiner]

Advantage is no recoil!

 

[H Wally]

Great start on derailing a thread...

I'm guessing OP's talking about using parts kits to build a non-functional MG42 to put on display. It probably wouldn't be a replica because it would use MG42 parts, rather than parts that were never intended for actual use or capable of such use.

To OP, you can usually find parts (they're expensive) or may be able to get a parts kit imported. I don't think the RCMP would object to a non-functional MG, especially if not built to spec and incapable of being so (IE aluminium receiver or no internal fitting).

 

[sunray]

Airsoft guns are toys. Some of 'em were declared evil too. As daft as that is.
You can't take an MG42 receiver into your possession to deactivate it. You can't import one either. I wouldn't be surprised if an Al receiver was declared a replica either. If it could be exported in the first place.
The cost of doing it at all will be astronomical too. Marstar wants $125 for a barrel alone.

 

[Familygunnutz]

if you can get parts, why not build a functional NR MG42?

 

[fenceline]

if you can get parts, why not build a functional NR MG42?

Exactly. Get a semi auto receiver to build it on.

 

[CanadianAR]

Who sells NR classed mg42 receivers?

I know of mg34, which the bare receiver is over $2500 by the time it's in Canada .

 

[JHTemple]

PM me. I have a friend looking to sell his deactivated MG42.

Thanks
John

 

[scott585]

Great start on derailing a thread...

I'm guessing OP's talking about using parts kits to build a non-functional MG42 to put on display. It probably wouldn't be a replica because it would use MG42 parts, rather than parts that were never intended for actual use or capable of such use.

To OP, you can usually find parts (they're expensive) or may be able to get a parts kit imported. I don't think the RCMP would object to a non-functional MG, especially if not built to spec and incapable of being so (IE aluminium receiver or no internal fitting).

aluminum reciever is a replica and prohibited, it would have to start as a machine gun and get welded up

 

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