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I can't tell you how many shipments I have had where the USPS sends it in the "wrong" direction. Normally it is because it is mistakenly put in the wrong bin. Even Registered mail gets screwed up.

many of those no-letter post samples went for really high prices.

This package is now available for sale (will be listed on Sturm and/or GB later this weekend). I traded for it with plans to keep it, but plans change. It is a SWD Mac-11/380 with the custom CMMG 22 kit, a Lage MAX-11/15 (5.56) with 8" and 10.5" barrel, and a RTT (new) 5.56 suppressor (1/2x28...

don't ask, don't tell. That's how we rolled in the Air Force.

the female model in the brochure looks very familiar....I think we went out in high school.

Did B&G make (transferrable) UZI bolts that were non-slotted? thanks in advance.

excellent point!

In the United States, the vast majority of transferrable Uzi's are either registered receivers, or registered bolt guns. a RR was a semi Uzi that was converted to full auto and registered prior to the cutoff in may 1986. a registered bolt gun uses a modified semi lower, but the bolt has also...

I'll take 2

any chance you can post your (redacted) letter. Be interested to see it. thanks in advance

That sounds a little too freaky for me. But whatever floats your boat, LOL

Could be imported and left intact for military or LE transfer only.

it is a semi-auto. which makes the asking price even crazier

not trying to be confrontational - but if you accuse someone of fraud, you should have the evidence to back up your claim. also, calling someone (me) a "newb" is the confrontational move, IMHO.

I'm not the one who accused them of fraud.

source? was the Gunbroker ad all part of the ruse?

that's not why you are going blind, LOL

Frankly any high-quality brass case manufactured FMJ will do (not reloads). The ammo in my experience (shooting) was Federal Hydra-Shok 230 grain HP. At the time it was considered the best. After numerous issues with it not expanding/penetrating, the department switched to the 180 grain...

honestly a 45 FMJ is more than enough - 45 HP tend to lack in penetration, especially when shooting thru a window or at someone wearing heavy winter clothes or leather. Personally I would just use 45 FMJ and have confidence that it is going to cycle. I have personal experience shooting someone...

I had a PTR and it was plug and play with the sear pack. Very happy with the quality and function.