HK USC/UMP prohibited?
- Thread starter polkey
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Lighten up bud. Don't be hating, BTW matching SKS's can be taken to the range, and even in the woods, try that with your wall hangers
As for HK rifles, I am only jealous of our American counterparts who can truly appreciate them by actually being able to use them.Lighten up bud. Don't be hating, BTW matching SKS's can be taken to the range, and even in the woods, try that with your wall hangers
As for the "hating", you may recognize these quotes.
Expensive wall hangers you got there Klunk
You seem to hate expensive stuff you can't own, and then try to belittle it. A distinct sign of jealousy and I find that so very juvenile. This is a gun board and I appreciate the differences. Otherwise this place would be awful boring with chopped up Lee Enfields filling every page only because you can take them in the woods. A lot of gun owners don't go to "the woods".
Some fellas post pictures here, because they are trying to contribute to discussions, and educate what we are still allowed to own. And some do, simply to have some fun.
Why come here and be condescending simply to make up for one's own shortfalls? Again, that's pettiness.
Let's see what you have to contribute??? You can start first by growing up.
Moparlover
CGN frequent flyer
Lighten up bud. Don't be hating, BTW matching SKS's can be taken to the range, and even in the woods, try that with your wall hangers
well, i shoot two of my HK's now. and yes some do stay in the safe, that's a sad fact about our country i'm afraid.
Gratz man. You'll enjoy it.
We fired his at the GP indoor range just shortly after some range work replacing the rubber baffles.
This was shortly after I sold mine. Almost bought a tear to my eye.
Shoot that #### like ammunition was free and going bad.
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matching SKS's can be taken to the range, and even in the woods, try that with your wall hangers
Actually, the UMP can be used every single day, rain or shine, indoors or out, at any certified range in Canada.
Even better, it can be readily fired on Pistol ranges or rifle ranges due to its .45 cal pistol cartridge chambering. You won't be able to do that that with your non-restricted SKS rifle, so its accurate to clarify that you cannot shoot yours everywhere either.
You like to shoot yours outdoors on crown land.
Good for you.
I like to shoot mine indoors when the temperature in Grande Prairie predictably drops to 47 degrees below stupid and the sun is only out for about 5 useful hours of daylight. This gun lets you do precisely that year round in inclement weather, thanks.
Maybe you just don't shoot that much?
At $7000 for the genuine article and $3500 for a decent clone, I have little doubt that you will pass.
That's how it works. Not everyone can afford the same number or quality of toys. Like Clint Eastwood says in Gran Torino, these tools are part of the wealth that a man acquires over his lifetime. Hell, there are many collectors here that even even someone of my means must defer to.
People like, say, Koldt.
We are very fortunate as a community that so many people have mustered their finances to provide us with the ongoing ability to view and enjoy these guns in Canada.
5 shots oh boy
As for the 5 round element, would you care to clarify why your particular SKS is capable of more than 5 rounds?
Or is it possible that your trolling posts are simply bulls**t as Koldt suggests
Finally, SigNC is American.
Maybe you weren't paying attention to what he was telling you, but these quality firearms are not readily available anywhere. They are a great find. A fantastic addition to a personal collection, and a ton of fun to shoot for owners whose primary concerns are NOT grounded in having to shelf their rifles if $170 /1120 surplus Czech ammunition is not available this year.
Questions? I'm here all week.
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Actually, the UMP can be used every single day, rain or shine, indoors or out, at any certified range in Canada.
Even better, it can be readily fired on Pistol ranges or rifle ranges due to its .45 cal pistol cartridge chambering. You won't be able to do that that with your non-restricted SKS rifle, so its accurate to clarify that you cannot shoot yours everywhere either.
You like to shoot yours outdoors on crown land.
Good for you.
I like to shoot mine indoors when the temperature in Grande Prairie predictably drops to 47 degrees below stupid and the sun is only out for about 5 useful hours of daylight. This gun lets you do precisely that year round in inclement weather, thanks.
Maybe you just don't shoot that much?
At $7000 for the genuine article and $3500 for a decent clone, I have little doubt that you will pass.
That's how it works. Not everyone can afford the same number or quality of toys. Like Clint Eastwood says in Gran Torino, these tools are part of the wealth that a man acquires over his lifetime. Hell, there are many collectors here that even even someone of my means must defer to.
People like, say, Koldt.
We are very fortunate as a community that so many people have mustered their finances to provide us with the ongoing ability to view and enjoy these guns in Canada.
As for the 5 round element, would you care to clarify why your particular SKS is capable of more than 5 rounds?
Or is it possible that your trolling posts are simply bulls**t as Koldt suggests
Finally, SigNC is American.
Maybe you weren't paying attention to what he was telling you, but these quality firearms are not readily available anywhere. They are a great find. A fantastic addition to a personal collection, and a ton of fun to shoot for owners whose primary concerns are NOT grounded in having to shelf their rifles if $170 /1120 surplus Czech ammunition is not available this year.
Questions? I'm here all week.
What he said^
Some people drive a Skyline, yet they do not go drifting and racing. And some drive a G class, yet they do not belong to a Mafia.
Some of us just have much finer tastes and manage to afford it to enjoy it.
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Yes some of us have fine tastes
Big deal. Wow you HK owners are really snobs What a minute I own two, gee I must be a snob too Not. I said that I won't spend the money on a 5 shot, didn't say I didn't have the money nor should anyone else. go for it. As for the USC, I played with one, not for me, now if you can use a MK 23 mag, maybe I'd go for it. As for being jealous, naw, I shoot the MP5 at work, when they let me, when they can spare the ammo Anyway Koldt, you have a nice collection of real HKs. A buddy and I bought an AUG and Galil back in the 80's before Kim Campbell days. I sold mine after two months of ownership, Got my 2 grand back. Buddy still has his Galil, and its a nice wallhanger too Here is a small sample of my cheap s**t SKS that you say I have. 
Mr Wolverine
CGN Regular
- Location
- Manitoba. Canada
We have a good client with a genuine UMP that he is thinking of selling, any one care to make an offer?
- Location
- Ottawa, Ontario
Yes some of us have fine tastes
I like what I see ^
Moparlover
CGN frequent flyer
Yes some of us have fine tastes
all i said was that i had 2 that i can shoot and many in the safe i can't. guys like YOU are wrecking this site.
F22_RaptoR
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
Its nice, but for a gun with a department price of like.... 900 or 1000 bucks, its not worth it to pay 7000.
For 2000 for a complete gun, the UMP would be cool.
I think my USC conversion is cool, but the restricted class for a sporterized rifle isn't all that great. If it came factory with pistol grip and folding stock (for the same price) it may be different. Hence, why I may be selling mine fairly soon...
- Location
- Sudbury, On
Based on the rarerity, I wouldn't be surprised to see it fetching 10K.
(No joke!)
(No joke!
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