that’s some collection, wow.
I’ve only shot once, an M4, glock and SCAR in vegas.
it was GREAT!!
then I came back to USSR/NYC :(
wife wont move. But you can always get another wife ;0 jk
Nice!
I’ve always thought that the Browning M1919 is what a machine gun should look like.
Ah, there is nothing like a rattle gun and the smell of burned cordite in the air! And better yet, gentlemen prefer to shoot them with suppressors (incorrectly described as silencers).
However, it isn’t the price of the machine gun that breaks you, it’s the spare parts, magazines, links, special tools, and ammo — particularly the ammo. Rule of thumb for: 1) magazine fed — buy ammo by the case; 2) belt fed — buy ammo by the pallet. More modern belt fed guns have quick change barrels — invest in several. The only other thing is to find a range that accepts full auto guns.
Where is “Ma Deuce’’? What, no .50 caliber?
However, some of the fun evaporated when he told us that we had just gone through almost $1,000 worth of .50-cal. Roughly a buck a round (he bought bulk military once-fired).
Nice toy, but expensive to feed. I can't imagine the cost of parts and/or repairs.
“He had his friend go fetch them.”
Terrible idea to do and to write - not permitted for Title II.
Great collection however.
Just,,,,Dang!
Lock Me in with a case of C rats!
I’m surprised there’s no mini in that collection. There’s one for sale on subguns for the mere pittance of $325,000: http://www.subguns.com/classifieds/index.cgi?db=nfafirearms&website=&language=&session_key=&search_and_display_db_button=on&results_format=long&db_id=26809&query=retrieval
I think there’s only 5 of them in existence in private hands.
Isn’t the water-cooled jobbie a Browning 1917?