Recent content by rdb241

I was at a gun show Today and found a 32 round 9mm Uzi mag with a Colt SMG mag cut. It was in an Action Arms white plain box with the Action Arms lettering with the boxes to check which mag. The box that was marked was for a Colt SMG 9mm mag. It is the very same lettering as on any of the other...

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per forum rules a price must be posted.

I paid $115.00 for mine off of E-bay ten years ago. I am sure after ten years the supply and demand have driven the prices up beyond $125.00.

It is so much easier to use Photobucket to host your pics and then post them to a thread.

RoverDave, I have the exact same pistol as in the sturmgewehr add and my serial# is in the 14,500 range. Do you have any idea when mine came into the country? I have everything that the add has. Manual, sight tool, and two 25 round mags with the blue hard case. Should I value mine about the same...

Here is my Intratec family. Pre-ban, Post-ban, 22lr. I don't really shoot them much. Mainly test fired each one. I bought them for the collector's value.

A little later than the time frame here, but I bought a Colt SP1 in 1994 for $650.00 and they are well worth $1,800.00 today.

Looks like you are well an your way. Brings back a lot memories when I built my stuff. I my pic above, I did not get a pic of my SP89 that I built also. Post some more build porn pics please. I love seeing what other guys do when building.

"BINGO" That is why I built these two. Because my hobby is building guns.

The problem with that, is if the gun comes up hot, you are obligated to give the weapon up to the police and you don't get paid for it. I don't recall of ever hearing about laws for underfolding stocks. As long as the rifle is at least 26" long when the stock is folded.

You have heard the phrase, married with kids. Well I'm single with toys! and no kids. lol

I would love to do that. But up here in Washington, the politicians banned private ownership back in 1938. They were scared of gangsters and Tommy guns. But I have traveled south to Albany Oregon and have shot full auto versions of all three. I might think about it in a few years when I retire...

Here is my MAC Family. There are a lot of them here on this thread that have some really trick parts on them. But being in my mid 50's I guess I still like the old school traditional look of a bone stock version. From top left to bottom right; An original RPD Pre 1986 open bolt semi auto in...

You will probably have to fabricate your own.