Mp40 non restricted

.22lr? There is never anything mentioned about the mp44 creation of this company. Heavy due to extensive use of zamak castings. Clamshell strip down(?). So they have a 9mm rifle in the works. Will this be of clamshell zamak design/construction.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/06/chris-heuss/gsg-mp40-gun-review/

The truth about guns article on the 9mm pistol version. Simply sensational.
 
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fat tony said:
.22lr? There is never anything mentioned about the mp44 creation of this company. Heavy due to extensive use of zamak castings. Clamshell strip down(?). So they have a 9mm rifle in the works. Will this be of clamshell zamak design/construction.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/06/chris-heuss/gsg-mp40-gun-review/

The truth about guns article on the 9mm pistol version. Simply sensational.
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Did you read all of the comments section? The earlier models in the wooden crates gave folks some problems but the newer ones work flawlessly.
 
I read the 9mm version has a zamak receiver. The trigger group/pistol grip is polymer & held on with a crosspin. I think I will pass. One of the few independent vids with a teardown shows the gun about 3 metres from the camera wtf is wrong with ppl?

Going back a bit the Demro carbine had a zamak reciever & relied on a nylon buffer to keep from coming apart fast.
 
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I have a strong interest in WWII firearms and also in .22 rifles and pistols. However, I don't see the benefit of combining the 2. I have learned the hard way not to buy a .22 firearm based on looks. Most "military replica" .22s will be a disappointment as a firearm and end up being an awfully expensive paperweight or wall hanger if they don't shoot and function as well as , or better than, a typical .22 rifle.

I've owned an MP38 and an MP40, they are well made, heavy with historical markings and practically ooze history. A plastic and pot metal replica that fires .22 semi-auto leaves me scratching my head wondering "why?"
 
I'd love to shoot one of these, pretty sure I'd like to own one too. A limited gun budget forces me to make smarter decisions though. lol Kidding aside, it's a fun idea based on an iconic gun I've always been fascinated with. I can't see getting one myself, but again..more of a budget consideration than anything else.
 
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