Stay safe !
I met one of the nice H&K tech reps a few years back when they were showing off the then-new XM-8 and its blooper attachment at Camp Robinson/ Little Rock. I said some generally nice things about it, got to put a couple of hundred rounds through it, and was favourably impressed. When the guy asked me if there was anything *special* I'd like to see from the H&K lines, I chatted with him for a while about the early G# *einheits* magazine, which he'd never heard of, and which got him franticly scribbling in his little pocket notebook- I'd played with the things at the German small arms testing center at Meppen around 1967, when the nice young engineer from H&K was probably still in diapers.
But he was polite. And when he asked me if there was anything *special* that H&K might supply me, I told him I'd really, really like to have a H&K MP5 with all the markings and selector info in Klingon. He told me *I don't think so.* But he wrote it down in the little notebook.
BTW, in the Phillipines I once had a pre-Navy version [late 1970s] with absolutely no markings at all, no manufacturer, no serial number, no selector indications. They were presumably meant for users who knew where the lever was supposed to be set.
I “had” a Suppressed Ruger Mk 1 with no markings. We even x-ray’d it to see if markings were welded over and ground off etc etc ...... dense metal that is stamped will show up in x-rays. Never had a number on it....no company logo’s etc etc ......Must be nice to walk into Ruger or Hk with cash and creds and walk out with such.....LOL !
Klingon......ROTFLMAO !