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Don't worry, I still have my Barrett 82a1 and 20mm L39 Lahti anti tank cannon to play with..

Yes sir, that's why I sold my 1919a4 and M2-HB, too much crap to haul around. Guns, tri-pods, ammo, spare barrels, tools, and the loading of ammo ahead of the shoot..

And most of us love tits. lol

Got one!

U.S. yes for the most part, but M16x1 LH for Europe and M16x1 RH for H&K MK23.

Nice, I have one too. Only 123 made and about half went to the Navy for Seal use in Vietnam.

IIRC the mag well was broached at the wrong angle.

Well since they are designed for combat inside a phone booth, as long as my MAC 10 45s are "minute of phone booth", I am good to go. :)

Well they admitted it on video that S&W was told that they needed a firearm to replace the Swedish K. Too many out there claim that S&W had no idea they were making a firearm to replace the Swedish K, but amazingly it looked just like it. I actually read that they knew what they were making...

This...in bold...

Too many have that ignorant mentality of "Oh, they made a part for my rare MG, it will always be available even if that's 20 years from now". As mentioned, that is so far from the truth, it's not even funny. IIRC that first barrel run that GM made was around 100-150 and sales dragged. They did a...

Five years ago I bought two from you for my MAC 10s and they were nicely made.

I need one of those.

Gotta love the Tec 9 sneaking into the group pic.

It probably matches the serial number on his MAC.

Ok, so big fuckin deal 3600. That's still around the amount Curtis from S&H said, plus he never gave an exact number. If there are twice as many as the Internet asshats claim, then where are the sears with serial numbered between 3700 and approx 7200+? Even long time, major NFA dealers have...

UM, nope. That is Internet lore. Reality: 7000 FNCs imported, 6000 folding stock, 3500 S&H sears. 3500 sears is based on two facts: one, that's the highest serial number noted by major NFA dealers. Two: Curtis of S&H was asked about the number of sears made back in the day and he said yes...

Usually, in the past, take the price of the complete MG and deduct the price of the host rifle. That will give you an idea of the sear price.

There was a dude here that made a mount that slide on the rear, without mods, to mount a stock. https://www.uzitalk.com/forums/index.php?threads/s-w-76-mk-760-stock-adapters-only-1-one-left-on-gb-com.100393/

Although I had a couple of M1 carbines for some time, the M2 carbine was my first transferable MG. Still have it.