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- Thread starter FabSports
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who made the security flashlight that was based almost the same but made from a glock and looked like a flashlite.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAS1cIdPXN4 found it enoy
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
full auto = no
The only thing I don't like about that is that cheezy dust cover thing that springs off.
But it gives me an idea for a better invention: How about a .45ACP submachine gun that transforms itself into a Mattel battle robot for the kiddies to play with? Hours of amusement for the kid AND for Dad!
But it gives me an idea for a better invention: How about a .45ACP submachine gun that transforms itself into a Mattel battle robot for the kiddies to play with? Hours of amusement for the kid AND for Dad!
- Location
- St. Paul AB
Great shades of James Bond! Actually $12,500 isn't that bad for a fully transferrable full-auto weapon. I'd buy one in semi-auto.
angryeyebrows
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Oscar Mike
Wow.
|I want one
- Location
- St. Paul AB
Well ask around in the U.S. if you know any Class III holders down there. I know one guy who got his last year. He told me his cheapest full auto is the M2 Carbine at $6500 and a German Schmiesser cost him $25K, so did his Thompson. A transferrable Ma Deuce goes for around the $100,000 mark. Since the cutoff for civilian ownership in May 1986, the price of full autos has done nothing but climb. Apparently, this also covers the importation of automatics even if they were made before 1986. Even AK-47's go for 15 to 16 thousand. So 12 and a half is rather reasonable. Very impressive little weapons system.
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