longwatch
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Gimmee Gimmee Gimmee!
[flash=320,256]http://www.youtube.com/v/D99NHb6B03s[/flash]
Gimmee Gimmee Gimmee!
[flash=320,256]http://www.youtube.com/v/D99NHb6B03s[/flash]
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Magpul Concept Weapon FMG-9
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deepdiver
Campaign Veteran
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Swwweeeeeettttt!
Swwweeeeeettttt!
BobCav
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That's not just a machine gun....it's a TRANSFORMER!!!
Bobby likey...
That's not just a machine gun....it's a TRANSFORMER!!!
Bobby likey...
longwatch
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Seriously, if I could get it in .40, I would go to the trouble of getting it as an SBR.
Seriously, if I could get it in .40, I would go to the trouble of getting it as an SBR.
longwatch
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Not entirely a new idea though. The was the old Ares FMG.
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg70-e.htm
Not entirely a new idea though. The was the old Ares FMG.
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg70-e.htm
BobCav
Founder's Club Member
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Just needs a crank generator and a SW radio for the perfect survival tool!
Just needs a crank generator and a SW radio for the perfect survival tool!
imperialism2024
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Well, I have the next best thing...
Mine's in .40S&W, and semi-auto naturally, but I'd say it's worth it for the $300 and a simple 4473 to purchase. Weighs in at less than 4lb... which makes it very portable *cough cough* yet does nothing for the recoil...
The one in the video does look interesting though... as does the sales rep's muzzle control while trying to fold it up.
Well, I have the next best thing...
Mine's in .40S&W, and semi-auto naturally, but I'd say it's worth it for the $300 and a simple 4473 to purchase. Weighs in at less than 4lb... which makes it very portable *cough cough* yet does nothing for the recoil...
The one in the video does look interesting though... as does the sales rep's muzzle control while trying to fold it up.
longwatch
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One of these days I'll get me a SUB2000 too, or an SU-16, or both. 8)
One of these days I'll get me a SUB2000 too, or an SU-16, or both. 8)
Doug Huffman
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Is a concealed carry permit required to purchase one? Is its essential nature as a firearm concealed or clear while folded?
Is a concealed carry permit required to purchase one? Is its essential nature as a firearm concealed or clear while folded?
imperialism2024
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longwatch wrote:
The SU-16 is on my list, albeit on the bottom. I'm still working to fill out the Soviet arm of my "assault weapons" collection, though that should be complete after next weekend's Harrisburg gun show, then I'm moving on to more oddball "assault weapons" like the Calico Liberty. Hopefully I'll get to finish my list before the impending next AWB...
longwatch wrote:
The SU-16 is on my list, albeit on the bottom. I'm still working to fill out the Soviet arm of my "assault weapons" collection, though that should be complete after next weekend's Harrisburg gun show, then I'm moving on to more oddball "assault weapons" like the Calico Liberty. Hopefully I'll get to finish my list before the impending next AWB...
longwatch
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I think if you bought it from them it would have to be federally registered as a Short Barreled Rifle.
I think if you bought it from them it would have to be federally registered as a Short Barreled Rifle.
Manka Cat
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Just made my week.
Just made my week.
KnightSG7
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It kind of reminds me of that blue one, the bad little kid had on one of the RoboCop movies....remember?..The one that folded.
It kind of reminds me of that blue one, the bad little kid had on one of the RoboCop movies....remember?..The one that folded.
expvideo
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Doug Huffman wrote:
I beleive you mean "Is a concealed carry permit required to carry one". I don't think there are a whole lot of places that require to to have a concealed weapon permit to simply purchase a gun, as that would be a gross violation of the second amendment.
And it would be an SBR in most states, so it would not count as a pistol (with exception to those states that classify pistols by overalllength). That means that if you have a state that only requires a permit to conceal a pistol, then you could actually carry that concealed without a permit.
I know I'm off topic here, because I think the core of your question is whether this SBR would be considered "concealed" from a legal standpoint when folded. Again, that would depend on your state's definition of "concealed".
Sadly, SBRs are not legal in WA state, so I can't get one of these, regardless of how much I want one.
Doug Huffman wrote:
I beleive you mean "Is a concealed carry permit required to carry one". I don't think there are a whole lot of places that require to to have a concealed weapon permit to simply purchase a gun, as that would be a gross violation of the second amendment.
And it would be an SBR in most states, so it would not count as a pistol (with exception to those states that classify pistols by overalllength). That means that if you have a state that only requires a permit to conceal a pistol, then you could actually carry that concealed without a permit.
I know I'm off topic here, because I think the core of your question is whether this SBR would be considered "concealed" from a legal standpoint when folded. Again, that would depend on your state's definition of "concealed".
Sadly, SBRs are not legal in WA state, so I can't get one of these, regardless of how much I want one.
Marco
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That is a nice toy.
Any idea regading the cost.
I wonder if they will offer it as aftermarket item (non FA) but as a SBR for all glocks.
That is a nice toy.
Any idea regading the cost.
I wonder if they will offer it as aftermarket item (non FA) but as a SBR for all glocks.
zoom6zoom
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Ya just gotta see this one... a prototype that civilians probably won't ever be allowed to own, but it would be cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99NHb6B03s
Ya just gotta see this one... a prototype that civilians probably won't ever be allowed to own, but it would be cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99NHb6B03s
DrewGunner
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Umm... Thats pretty much the coolest thing ever.
Umm... Thats pretty much the coolest thing ever.
Pauly
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I so want one of those!! That was the coolest thing I have ever seen.
I so want one of those!! That was the coolest thing I have ever seen.
longwatch
Founder's Club Member - Moderator
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Merged threads, still the coolest thing I've seen this week.
Merged threads, still the coolest thing I've seen this week.
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This would be a NFA weapon since they have added a stock and pistol grip to a handgun.
I would DEFINITELY buy one if they were available for sale.
That thing was nice!!
CC permit would also be required since it is disguised when folded up.
This would be a NFA weapon since they have added a stock and pistol grip to a handgun.
I would DEFINITELY buy one if they were available for sale.
That thing was nice!!
CC permit would also be required since it is disguised when folded up.