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I got rid of my Intratec guns, for 'close enough in that category I kept a AP-9 - sights actually are decent, and compared to a Tec it oozes quality (and it pains me deep inside to use that in relation to any plastic-framed 'assault pistol' of that era). Safety actually works, trigger is merely...

ATI mags are so marked on the body. The generic Koreans, if they're anything like the old ones that were godawful, are only fit for malfunction drills.

I won't buy WWB any more after watching it sluggishly cycle a few guns compared to Wolf and other bottom-tier plinking ammo. WWB and PMC Bronze crap are the only things that actually have ever made a Sig 226 spit brass at my forehead.

My old lady tried out pretty much everything. She hates snubnose revolvers. After going through everything at the store and my large personal collection, she grudgingly asked for a Sig 226, which she didn't want because it's my favorite handgun and didn't want to just use the same one I did.

I'm partial to the 296 as well. If I'm only going to have 5ish shots of something, make it .44 not .38.

Could be the pack came from one of the wierd states that only allows full-auto (think it's Connecticut or similar) and select-fire is illegal.

Wikipedia in this case is fairly wrong, it's more than a Tec with cosmetic changes. Safety is actually functional, magazines work (and have a much better release), weapon is better balanced and doesn't generally have the same sloppy weld/finish of the Intratec guns. I wouldn't want to use any...

I only have an assembled, functional one - can get you photos of that area if you want. I don't keep extra parts for what's basically a curiosity in my safe.

The *only* bad experience I've seen with a MPA gun was the 971 carbine - and it was 100% functional but they used a bull+ barrel on it in 9mm and between that and the 'built to live through anything' construction made it heavier than a Thompson. I had wanted one badly until I handled it. It's...

Have had a MPA-30 and MPA-10 (should really get rid of this one at some point as I never, ever shoot it) for a long long time. 100% reliable, and performed as advertised. Had a minor parts issue with the -30 because of a bad batch of heat treatment on the sear, they sent out parts immediately...

I wouldn't worry about the trust copy honestly, if it gets to that point you're already going to be lawyering up. I carry F1 copies of stuff - if someone gets to a point of wanting to see anything past that, it's speeddial time.

Can't install it upside down that I'm aware of, it either locks in place or doesn't. As for the rest,

You're PDW/K.

Only way I got my hands on a decent amount of factory mags (and I don't mean the usual 20+ until I'm happy or more) was to buy Tecs with extras and resell the guns.

Adam Webber had some up I think.

Be aware that if you intend to use it as a sear host or SBR it, stocks are nigh impossible to find right now as well. It uses a proprietary recoil rod - I'm sure any of the usual suspects can fabricate one for you, but just as a warning, don't expect to be able to find that accessory part...

The Ceiner conversions have hi-caps, the Sig 226 factory conversion works if you modify the plug to take 15.

As funny as it is, NIB for these may not be objectively worth more than one the end user knows for a fact works 100%. Fixing problems that crop up with some regularity on Coharie guns (from reading HKpro etc) is expensive in 9mm, vastly moreso in .40/10mm. 9mms are going for 1300ish on...

If you can find me a kosher meat box and strap (to go with the 'shouldn't be together' combo theme) that fits my MP5k.....

POF doesn't appear to have much in the way of MP5 parts any more, it's just odds and ends of G3/91 stuff and some k barrels. Nobody really seems to have picked up the full line of stuff that POF used to have; RobertRTG has some of it but nowhere near the full line and nobody seems to have...