Gsg stg-44 non-restricted rifle

CST Grad C.Nixon said:
:dancingbanana::bump::dancingbanana:

Any info yet Blueline??? We're getting impatient as you can tell :D
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Hello CST Grad C.Nixon,

We do appologize for the delays in bringing this new rifle to market but we are at the mercy of the manufacturer. We are hoping to hear about a delivery date and a classification very soon. As soon as there is more info CGN will be the first to know.

We cannot wait to have this new rifle in the country so we are doing everything we can to speed up its progress.

Best regards,
Ryan Patterson
Blue Line Team
 
Blue Line said:
Hello CST Grad C.Nixon,

We do appologize for the delays in bringing this new rifle to market but we are at the mercy of the manufacturer. We are hoping to hear about a delivery date and a classification very soon. As soon as there is more info CGN will be the first to know.

We cannot wait to have this new rifle in the country so we are doing everything we can to speed up its progress.

Best regards,
Ryan Patterson
Blue Line Team
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:rockOn::rockOn::rockOn:

Excellent news Blue Line!!!
 
secondshooter said:
would a 9mm version be possible for the MP40?
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Hello Secondshooter,

At this time GSG only produces firearms in .22 Long Rifle. That is not to say that things may not change but it would not be happening in the forseeable future.

Best regards,
Ryan Patterson
Blue Line Team
 
Blue Line said:
Hello Secondshooter,

At this time GSG only produces firearms in .22 Long Rifle. That is not to say that things may not change but it would not be happening in the forseeable future.

Best regards,
Ryan Patterson
Blue Line Team
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I am still very pumped to get my grubby mitts on a gsg stg 44. woo hoo
 
I'm interested in one of these. Would like to see more info on them though. Also would like to see reliability.
 
Blue Line said:
Hello CST Grad C.Nixon,

We do appologize for the delays in bringing this new rifle to market but we are at the mercy of the manufacturer. We are hoping to hear about a delivery date and a classification very soon. As soon as there is more info CGN will be the first to know.

We cannot wait to have this new rifle in the country so we are doing everything we can to speed up its progress.

Best regards,
Ryan Patterson
Blue Line Team
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Does this mean that a prototype is being assessed for classification purposes at this time? Or are you still waiting for a gun to submit to the powers that be? In any case, how long does it usually take to "classify"?
 
Blue Line said:
Hello CST Grad C.Nixon,

We do appologize for the delays in bringing this new rifle to market but we are at the mercy of the manufacturer. We are hoping to hear about a delivery date and a classification very soon. As soon as there is more info CGN will be the first to know.

We cannot wait to have this new rifle in the country so we are doing everything we can to speed up its progress.

Best regards,
Ryan Patterson
Blue Line Team
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Thank you for taking the time to let us know , I have faith that you will follow through , I am geared to pick up the pair of them when they come available . Waiting for classification can take a long time and we as gun owners just have to wait
 
I hope someone does these for a reasonable price in a useful caliber some time.

For the size of the stg-44 I couldnt justify owning it in .22 these are still awesome but if it came in 7.62x39 or .308 I would be all over it like white on rice.

Same with if the mp-40 was in 9mm

Oh well its a step in the right direction!
 
The MP 40 does come in 9mm and the STG 44 replica was sold in 8mm kurtz. Of course both cost around 3k each.

You're not going to find full caliber replicas for rimfire prices.

I actually like that they went 22lr. I'd rather see a fun practicle and cheap to shoot caliber if deviating from the original. I don't want to see one in 7.62x39. I have a cz858 for that.
 
Yeah, I am ready now to buy it and wiat just to make sure I get one!!!!!

I thought marstar and wolverine had mp44's that were already 9mm if I am not mistaken.
Yes, they were expensive but what toys arent really???
 
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