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Thank you for the information, very helpful. Sounds like it is more complex than my AR sear, but not too bad. I've never been on HK Pro, I'll dig around there some.

Just got approved on my Fleming sear, which was built as an MP5K. I am curious as to what needs to be done to put the sear in another host like a 91? Sorry for the absolute newbie question. I didn't think I'd ever get to own it, so I am not as familiar with the H&K world as I should be as we...

Dude, that's like 15 dollars a month... you think anyone around here has that type of cash just lying around? In all seriousness, if you are that hard up, then maybe you need to change directions.

I have no idea, but I'm looking forward to hearing what it is! Why I need more trivia I have no use for and on a gun I won't ever get, I don't know. It is fascinating, though.

I had my original PS 10/45's internals redone, replacing the eyelets with steel mesh and updating the baffles. Still looks original, but it's not. I never dreamed that it would be a collectors item and I got the suppressor with the gun, neoprene covers and all. Now I kinda wish I hadn't...

That's what I suspected, thanks for the confirmation.

So this auction came up, and I'm curious as to the legality of the auction. It's the reciever and grip and forend, the barrel has been disposed of because it was too much hassle to Form 4 it. I don't remember much any more about all the legal stuff. If it was originally registered, does...

Well, I'm glad you're working on the project. Count me as one interested, no matter how long it takes. Thanks.

Good enough, thanks!

We have a registered receiver IMI Uzi that runs great as a 9mm conversion, but does not work worth a darn in .45, and we have tried what we know to get it to function and have failed. Does anyone have a recommendation for someone to troubleshoot and fix it? I'm more familiar with the MAC world...

So, I need to ship a tripod and the box I have is too short by about 4 inches to put the thing in intact. How hard is it to remove the extendable legs? There are the two levers and the two bolts from a quick glance, but not sure how to go about taking it apart or if there are good reasons not...

Off topic, what was that firearm? Top break revolver?

I'd be on that list in a heartbeat, but one can only dream.... Sadly, I don't think there is. I wonder if a Max 31 could be adapted with modifications to the upper only?

That's socialist! How else can I measure my worth if my material things are available to everyone because of replication!!

Hmm. I only get two shots with mine. Maybe I need to start looking into another! I wouldn't mind a pump with a 14 inch barrel and removable choke tubes...

Yes, the stock is a no go, unless you want to pay the tax and fill out a Form 1 to make it a short barreled rifle. But, considering what it is, I wouldn't do that. Sorry, can't help with the firing pin issue.

You have my respect. I don't like the fact that the local law enforcement tried to destroy several thousand dollars of the lady's estate, particularly since she is of little means. I hope some other dealer would help my family out in a similar way if they were in that position. ETA - sorry...

In my thinking, the only reason to get a fat MAC is if you are wanting to shoot .45. If you only want to shoot 9mm then stick with the 11 and load up on Lage goodies. As far as NIB goes, it's not a hundred year old collector piece, it's the most common MG out there. Stamped steel, crude and...

Kinda answered your own question, didn't ya? NIB or not, you spin one on and keep shooting. If the ATF is going to get upset about an extra baffle stack that still takes some machining to put into usable service, or simply old baffles out of a sionics can that are nothing more than washers...

The way I understood it is as follows. Oil filters, once you are in possession of the threaded adapter, become suppressor parts in the eyes of the ATF. They approach it as if the filter is the same thing as a baffle stack. You can't have extra baffles, as they are considered a suppressor in...