Gun Porn Again?

[Stradawhovious]

The barrel looks shorter than 16", so it is considered a Class III, correct?

Also, it looks like there are three positions on that there selicitve fire switch......... Is it giggle ready?

[Bessy]

The barrel looks shorter than 16", so it is considered a Class III, correct?

Also, it looks like there are three positions on that there selicitve fire switch......... Is it giggle ready?

One of my ar's has a fake third position on it. I call it the disappointment switch, because it get's folks really excited then let's them down when they find out it doesn't work. I just think it looks cool.

[Hammer99...]

The barrel looks shorter than 16", so it is considered a Class III, correct?

Also, it looks like there are three positions on that there selicitve fire switch......... Is it giggle ready?

I wish. but only two.

[TopGlock]

Always fun is my Skorpion Vz61 machine pistol, 32ACP, not something you see every day. Next to no recoil and empties a mag real quick!

[Bessy]

I hate to be post whore here, but is that sucker semi? or the really full auto deal, (referencing the cz).
I'm guessing it's papered since it has the stock.

[Hammer99...]

Class III refers to the dealer's license, not the firearm itself. A short barrel is a "Title II" weapon, and only requires the NFA paperwork and tax. The license is only required for importers, manufacturers, and dealers. Since the weapon in questions appears to have both a short barrel and a stock, it would appear to need to be titled.

Pretty much and I do have my stamp.

[TopGlock]

I hate to be post whore here, but is that sucker semi? or the really full auto deal, (referencing the cz).
I'm guessing it's papered since it has the stock.

It is a NFA weapon, select fire - semi and full.

[ComradeBurg]

OK I love little more than posting pictures of things I own so here are a few from my collection.

First my anti raptor gun, the SPAS-12:



And then my anti everything else gun, the M1A SOCOM 16:



Finally the "just because I can" gun of pure impracticality, my Desert Eagle in .50 AE with titanium gold finish:

[TopGlock]

Spas-12 always a crowd pleaser!

[Spartan117]

Here are a few of mine:














My daily carry:




A project I'm working on:

[eph78]

[quote="Spartan117"]Here are a few of mine:




WOW A GREAT COLLECTION!!

[David]

Spartan,

Which stocks are those on your ARs and SIG? And, more importantly, what do you like about each of them? I'm building a couple more ARs right now and I want different stocks than I have been using.

[Spartan117]

They're all Magpuls. The first one is an ACS on a mil-spec tube. The one on the SIG is a UBR, and the one on the second AR is an M93B, which is no longer being made. I like wide stocks, and these are all wide, with great cheek-welds. The UBR and M93B are great because the stock extends from the bottom, leaving the top cheek-piece close to the receiver, instead of a metal tube to press your face against. The lock up is also unbeatable, it rivals a fixed stock. They also have presets, so you can pull them back and they automatically stop where you want them to.

The ACS is decent, but I just bought it to try it out. It's nice because it's a drop-in replacement, whereas the other two are all proprietary parts. The other two also cost nearly $300 a piece. I've tried most of the stocks out there, but I always come back to Magpul.

[Jeff Bergquist]

In a similar vein I have CAA saddle on the standard 6 position telescoping buttstock on my M4gery. Very inexpensive but gives a great cheek weld a la sopmod stocks.



Available for about $30 at Brownells http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=22932/Product/CAR_15_M4_COLLAPSIBLE_STOCK_SADDLE

[David]

They're all Magpuls. The first one is an ACS on a mil-spec tube. The one on the SIG is a UBR, and the one on the second AR is an M93B, which is no longer being made. I like wide stocks, and these are all wide, with great cheek-welds. The UBR and M93B are great because the stock extends from the bottom, leaving the top cheek-piece close to the receiver, instead of a metal tube to press your face against. The lock up is also unbeatable, it rivals a fixed stock. They also have presets, so you can pull them back and they automatically stop where you want them to.

The ACS is decent, but I just bought it to try it out. It's nice because it's a drop-in replacement, whereas the other two are all proprietary parts. The other two also cost nearly $300 a piece. I've tried most of the stocks out there, but I always come back to Magpul.

Great info, thanks! I was thinking about a UBR for my latest, and now I'm convinced!