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all i have is a mossberg 20g with 2 barrels, but my dad has a russian SKS(fricken cool!):

http://www.rfshq.com/upURS/image/5066.jpeg

http://www.rfshq.com/upURS/image/5065.jpeg

http://www.rfshq.com/upURS/image/5062.jpeg

and, i never can remember this one(even though its my favorite, lol), but its a .30 and he said was a marine rifle(carbine?):

http://www.rfshq.com/upURS/image/5064.jpeg

http://www.rfshq.com/upURS/image/5063.jpeg

and, yes, the pics are crappy, but the camera phone is so much more convenient, lol.

 

not a big expensive collection like some of you guys, but cool guns none the less, lol.

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Im actually a big fan of the sks. Its very affordable and shoots pretty damn well. I just shot my buddys 2 weeks ago. And although its not mine, my favorite gun at this particular moment is my buddies navy seal issued mp5. He has his class 3 so its fully auto and legit. We timed it the other day... it shot 30 rounds in 2 seconds! It is amazing. It just sucks that I can never have one, not only am I not class 3 but the fuckin thing cost like $26,000.
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You have to have it to buy, sell, trade fully automatic and suppressors. Or something like that. I dont remember what he said exactly it was something with a 3 and his family deals firearms so i dunno. I know there is a $200 tax on fully auto seers but i thought you had to have certain license for fully auto?
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Oh, well I guess I stand corrected. But Im still pretty sure that owning a fully auto weapon is still not as easy as $200 and a background check. Im almost positive that there is more to it than that or else alot more people would have them. And either way, that gun is fuckin sick.
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M1

thanks! i was looking up some guns and thought it might be an M1, but the pics i saw were a little bit different. then again, so many guns have had so many different iterations, lol.

 

that thing is just plain fun to shoot! i love the SKS, but its not quite as fun as the M1.

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thanks! i was looking up some guns and thought it might be an M1, but the pics i saw were a little bit different. then again, so many guns have had so many different iterations, lol.

 

that thing is just plain fun to shoot! i love the SKS, but its not quite as fun as the M1.

 

You were probably looking at M1 Garands.

 

Yours is an M1 carbine.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1_carbine

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1_Garand_rifle

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Oh, well I guess I stand corrected. But Im still pretty sure that owning a fully auto weapon is still not as easy as $200 and a background check. Im almost positive that there is more to it than that or else alot more people would have them. And either way, that gun is fuckin sick.

 

More people don't have full auto because it costs too fucking much. I could buy a brand new car for the price of a REAL Thompson.

 

The license for dealing in weapons is called an FFL, and there are different levels for normal weapons, for class 3 weapons such as full auto, and a different one for manufacturing. For an individual to purchase a class 3 weapon, its exactly as Kenny said. Get signed off by your chief LEO (such as a Sheriff), pass a background check and pay your $200.

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More people don't have full auto because it costs too fucking much. I could buy a brand new car for the price of a REAL Thompson.

 

The license for dealing in weapons is called an FFL, and there are different levels for normal weapons, for class 3 weapons such as full auto, and a different one for manufacturing. For an individual to purchase a class 3 weapon, its exactly as Kenny said. Get signed off by your chief LEO (such as a Sheriff), pass a background check and pay your $200.

So then could I convert my ak to full auto and then just pay $200 and be ok?

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So then could I convert my ak to full auto and then just pay $200 and be ok?

 

No.

 

The reason machine guns are so expensive is because pussy hurt liberal hippies won't allow them to be manufactured anymore.

 

If you were to convert your AK to full auto by adding the sear and got caught you would do some serious time in a federal pound me in the ass prison.

 

Not to mention that your AK is probably a stamped receiver instead of milled...

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So then could I convert my ak to full auto and then just pay $200 and be ok?

 

No.

 

Civilians are limited to purchase only pre-May '86 NFA weapons. That's the reason that buying one is so expensive, because there's a finite amount that are available for purchase. Post-May '86 'machine guns' are limited to LEOs and military only.

 

As Kenny said; you can't just convert yours. It's a felony.

 

As was also repeated a couple times, all you need to purchase an NFA item is a background check, CLEO sign-off, $200 stamp tax, and time. Oh, and lots of $$$$ for the price that stuff goes for.

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and since I'm bored at work...

http://www.wtfhost.com//files/44/amd65_durka1.jpg

http://www.wtfhost.com//files/44/romak991.jpg

http://www.wtfhost.com//files/44/savage93.jpg

http://www.wtfhost.com//files/44/xd.jpg

 

and what the Savage do @ 100 yards,

http://www.wtfhost.com//files/44/savageownt2.jpg

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I'd post my collection, but can't from my cell. About "Class 3" weapons, personally not worth the hastle. One reason I stayed part time Army is that reason. I still get plenty of trigger time with my baby the M240B, M2 .50 cal, and last the M249 SAW. Why spend my own money on ammo, licenses, weapons on top of having the ATF on my ass like white on rice. Granted it would be fun to own fully automatic weapons, but I can do just fine with semi-auto double taps.
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thanks! i was looking up some guns and thought it might be an M1, but the pics i saw were a little bit different. then again, so many guns have had so many different iterations, lol.

 

M1 Garand = 30-06 caliber, 8 shot box style mag

M1 Carbine = .30cal, 15-20 round detatchable mag.

M1A = 7.62X51mm NATO (.308) aka M14 rifle, with detatchable 20 round mag, based off M1 Garand. Aka M24 sniper platform.

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