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    What to look for in a STEN ?

    Get a spare barrel and have it made into a silenced barrel- integral silencer MKII-S style. You won’t regret it. You will need a spare bolt also to be lightened. STEns have no Ammo preference, they eat everything and generally run flawless.. I love shooting mine. I was fortunate to buy a...
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    I Fu%&ing hate squibs !!!

    I had an out of battery in my Uzi. Can’t remember which Ammo didn’t fully chamber. Luckily it only blew the top cover off and I didn’t get hurt, had shooting wrap around glasses on.
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    Uzi Supressor

    I have a GemTech Mossad silencer. Designed for an Uzi. Works great. There are newer versions of the Mossad Silencer, probably work even better. Plus you’ll get style points for having a can with a cool name when you get asked.
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    Tom Wright aka Vegas SMG has passed away

    Way too young, only 67. I always appreciated his advice. I plan on a few mag dumps today. FYI, the full obituary is below. A Thomas Wright IV, 66, of Garden Valley, Idaho made his final gesture on October 28, 2021, signing off on a life, in his words, "fully lived, fulfilled, and with...
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    How many acres do I need for a personal range / Hunting land?

    Texas is 10 acres for pistol, shotgun, or air rifle. 50 acres for centerfire rifles. I had just checked.
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    Forgotten Weapons Sterling Video coming out

    FYI. I just watched Ian McCollum's Forgotten Weapons video on Mark 4 Sterlinn. It was on Patreon and will be released soon. Apparently he hadn't shot one, it was a new SMG for him to shoot. He will be doing a series of videos on it. Refreshing is he shoots about as accurate as I do-thus...
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    Medea M3A1 Grease Gun Transfer and Build Gone Bad

    I had John build a Medea M3A1. He had to cut it apart and re-weld due to misalignment. It runs now but wasn't a cheap build.
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    BWE is still here and not going anywhere.

    Prayers sent! You did some great work for me , thanks!
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    Good Thoughts/Prayers For Sam Of Practical Solutions

    Just saw the post, great to hear Sam has recovered and you all are doing well. That sounds like a scary few weeks. Great advice on the home Blood oxygen monitor. I bought one of my first SMG from Sam years ago, a SWD M11. He was a pleasure to deal with on the purchase. It was one he cut...
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    Sten MKV vs others

    It’s still a STEn. Kinda like getting a deluxe Ford Focus by using the JC Whitney catalog. Mk2 is a classic gun, truly form following function, born out of desperation. IMO Mk5 is lipstick on a pig. Wooden stock, pistol grip, SMLE front sight, mounted onto a Mk2.
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    Guns that don’t run

    Had similar problems with a couple. These usually were my solutions -Selective on mags, culling out the bad ones ( STEn in SWD with STEn magwell and aftermarket M3 mags in M10) -only loading relic mags at 75% (MP44) -Only shooting “ hotter” ammo and avoiding lower power loads like Winchester...
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    New M3 (needs some work)

    Parts are difficult to find, may take a year so don’t give up or get frustrated. M3A1 version may have better resale value. I bought a Medea M3A1 shell in 2015 years ago for about $7500. Ran a WTB ad on UziTalk for a M3A1 parts kit and somebody had a friend that sold me one. John...
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    M3A1 "Medea" Build

    I bought a M3A1 welded shell direct from Medea and had John Andrewski rebuild it. Original rear cap welds were a mess. It had a piece of metal internally preventing guide rod plate from seating and had to be cut apart. John had to put a lot of hours ($$$$) into it. Supposedly Guidelamp had...
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    New book about the Sterling SMG

    FYI The Sterling Submachine Gun by Mathew Moss. Paperback for $13.99 at Amazon. 80 pages. https://www.amazon.com/Sterling-Submachine-Gun-Weapon/dp/1472828089/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= I just ordered a copy. Will be hard to measure up to “The Guns of Dagenham”.
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    Should I buy a M11A1?

    I have the MAC family including M11A1 and over a dozen subguns including Sterling’s, MP40, M3A1,Uzi, Swedish K, MP5, along with M16 and belt fed. M11A1 always puts a smile on my face. Will be one of the last I get rid of. However 1600 RPM makes it kinda dangerous, you need some experience...
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    M11a1 Ingram Questions

    I waited a couple years in the market before I bought my PS M11A1, they don’t come up often. It is one of my favorite Subgun’s to shoot. However I don’t let friends shoot it because it can get away from them.
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    What Full Autos are your favorite to shoot? Go :-)

    Ive got a belt fed 1919, bunch of subguns, M16, integral suppressed full autos and a small pile of WW2 collectible full autos. All fun in their own ways. My go to favorite is a stupid-fast buzz gun. Love shooting my .380 MAC11 burning a 30 round mag in 2 seconds. Puts a smile on my face every...
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    SAR in South Texas

    I know the seller ( Chad), good guy. His business partner Jay is the class 3 FFL I used for my the majority of my transfers. Deal with confidence. He brokered my transferable HK collection. Also bought several silencers & multiple guns from them. I'm going there next week to have them order...
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    magazine covering

    SARCO will probably have them for sale at $8.99 in a few years.
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    Pros and Cons of Colt 9mm 6951, 6450

    I have a 6951 SBR. Spikes 10" upper with a silencer on it. A very quiet and handy little rifle. I only use Colt magazines in it. I've killed a lot of small wild hogs with it using Gold Dots.

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