. . . While "Nicky the Nose" Remains Extremely Calm. 
Posted on 01/20/2007 9:07:49 AM PST by kiriath_jearim
Ah, so you admit the criminals can get what they want, while we civvies can't? What happened to the "ban 'em so the baddies don't get 'em"? oh, that's right, reality intervened...
Ah. They're OK in your hands, but not in mine.
"Drug dealers use the cheapest POS guns they can find. They're not going to be carrying these, no matter what sara brady telly you."
Agreed. I was at a gunshow this weekend and you could pick out the the thugs a mile away just from the garbage they were toting around. They scooped up about any cheap piece of crap that had a folding stock and flash suppressor. Just so long as it looked "bad" that was all that was important to them.
Interesting....if the action and magazine well are already long enough for the .45ACP, they should be able to accomodate the 10mm Auto. While the round is a little much for some people in a handgun, the recoil reducing features of this design should dampen it substantially and it potentially offers quite a bit more muzzle energy than the .40, to say nothing of the increased magazine capacity one would get over the .45.
H&K made a limited run of MP5 series weapons in 10mm which were very well received in some *communities.*
I was talking about guns. I only have a B.A. If you what to pretend to be a PhD, that's up to you.
You're talking about the original MAC guns, which were indeed reliable, if not controlable without the supressor. I'm talking about the current production junkers available now. Sorry about the confusion.
Williams (among others) invented the tappet gas system used on the M1 carbine.
Cops don't like the idea of civilians owning guns, do they (you)?
Keep an eye on Tiajuana?
Concur. And except for the pilots and drivers who used 'em, most serious users did indeed go for the Sionics can up front rather than that danglestrap that tried to serve as a front grip, but was often seen with a neat little round hole or two burned through it.
Some of the current *M11/9* guns can be reworked to run okay with a little attention and modification to use the steel magazine of the Madsen M50 or the Swedish K. Even adaptations that use old Sten gun magazines are seen, and usually run reasonably reliably on the target range.
So, I assume "Carbine" Williams is a nickname?
I've been mourning the passing of the old "grease gun" but this could definitely cheer me up!
. . . While "Nicky the Nose" Remains Extremely Calm.
Machine Gun Kelly could write his name on the side of a barn with a Tommy gun.
Trek Tommy Gun ping.
See post above.
You were the semi illiterate who said they were smarter than anyone one else. From your post it's apparent you're not, you knew nothing of the history and us of the weapon you denigrated.. People like you should post their expertise if they have them. I doubt if you even have the liberal arts degree. However, my minor was in engineering and I have hand made more than one gun. To go with my other rusty one.
That is too cool. When do they go on sale? How much? Gotta have one!
Now you've proved you and your little liberal arts degree don't know much. Especially about gun law's. You can make anything you want, they even sell kits for people who don't know much. You could even build a machine gun up to a few years back, you just were required to register it. There would be no custom guns at all if it were illegal to build them. So when did it become illegal to build a custom target rifle.
Second I never said I had a doctorate, you made the meathead statement that you were better educated. And to have been so you would have needed the doctorate.
At least you admitted you were lying about having a PhD, but you still don't know shit. Try building an unregistered gun and see what happens. Your grammar and spelling makes me doubt you have a GED.
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