you know how many times Ive reported you to the FBI?ATG wrote:
reported to the ATFeleven bravo wrote:
totally easy to change thatghettoperson wrote:
If you mean GS's, yeah it is, full auto's are illegal in Cali.
full auto .45 negroid
you dont have to deal with so many bullshit regulations when importing/producing ammo eitherROGUEDD wrote:
We can get the same amount of non-corrosive ammo for half that pricekrazed wrote:
i would if 54R ammo wasnt so stupidly hard to get here in general.... let alone specific brandsROGUEDD wrote:
Don't use surplus, its corrosive. Try and find some Bear Ammo.
all you can really get here is prvi partizan and seller&bellot hunting ammo, at $23+ for a box of 20
i shot a a bunch of corrosive through my mosin and it cleaned out just fine
No they aren't. You need a class III tax stamp. Federal law. Good luck getting the sheriff to sign off on the application though.ghettoperson wrote:
If you mean GS's, yeah it is, full auto's are illegal in Cali.SonderKommando wrote:
Sere im assuming your MAC10 is semi auto? Ive seen fulls go for like 5K+!
like i care?eleven bravo wrote:
you know how many times Ive reported you to the FBI?ATG wrote:
reported to the ATFeleven bravo wrote:
totally easy to change that
full auto .45 negroid
Ive been told by many a police officer how impossible it is to get LA county to sign off on conceal carry permits, doubt the old Baca will sign off on a full autoDBBrinson1 wrote:
No they aren't. You need a class III tax stamp. Federal law. Good luck getting the sheriff to sign off on the application though.ghettoperson wrote:
If you mean GS's, yeah it is, full auto's are illegal in Cali.SonderKommando wrote:
Sere im assuming your MAC10 is semi auto? Ive seen fulls go for like 5K+!
1. Get plane ticket to Russiakrazed wrote:
you dont have to deal with so many bullshit regulations when importing/producing ammo eitherROGUEDD wrote:
We can get the same amount of non-corrosive ammo for half that pricekrazed wrote:
i would if 54R ammo wasnt so stupidly hard to get here in general.... let alone specific brands
all you can really get here is prvi partizan and seller&bellot hunting ammo, at $23+ for a box of 20
i shot a a bunch of corrosive through my mosin and it cleaned out just fine
that and thanks to the obama scare you guys started stockpiling even more so we get even less now lol
whatevers left here shot up in price
I know it was referred to as an Enfield but I was looking for a little more specific answer, hence the "not quite". As you said, most people associate Enfield with the SMLE, wanted to make sure this wasn't the case.RAIMIUS wrote:
Actually, yes. The M1917 is called the "Enfield." It is not the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield that most people associate with the name. That one was very much a British rifle.CaptainMike wrote:
Not quite...FloppY_ wrote:
Meh sights look like an enfield
wear the scarf imoeleven bravo wrote:
Ive been told by many a police officer how impossible it is to get LA county to sign off on conceal carry permits, doubt the old Baca will sign off on a full autoDBBrinson1 wrote:
No they aren't. You need a class III tax stamp. Federal law. Good luck getting the sheriff to sign off on the application though.ghettoperson wrote:
If you mean GS's, yeah it is, full auto's are illegal in Cali.
Yea good luck on that one.eleven bravo wrote:
Ive been told by many a police officer how impossible it is to get LA county to sign off on conceal carry permits, doubt the old Baca will sign off on a full autoDBBrinson1 wrote:
No they aren't. You need a class III tax stamp. Federal law. Good luck getting the sheriff to sign off on the application though.ghettoperson wrote:
If you mean GS's, yeah it is, full auto's are illegal in Cali.
$300. keep the goddamn tax stamp with someone you trust and a copy with the firearm. It is almost guaranteed that some ignorant joe citizen, will call the police on you for yer' full auto/supressed/short barrel/potato gun (yes BATF&E licenses them all). So the local cops show up and arrest yer ass. Then they will 'lose' the tax stamp. About that time your Missus (or trusted friend) rides up with the original tax stamp, proving your legitimacy and thus springing you from the man. Rinse and repeat.ROGUEDD wrote:
So you can buy full autos now? Don't you still have to pay a large tax stamp?
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If you go through the ATF tax stamp process, your state/local gov. doesn't ban them, and you have $5,000-$30,000 to spend...Yes.ROGUEDD wrote:
So you can buy full autos now? Don't you still have to pay a large tax stamp?
Why would it increase in price secondhand?DBBrinson1 wrote:
$300. keep the goddamn tax stamp with someone you trust and a copy with the firearm. It is almost guaranteed that some ignorant joe citizen, will call the police on you for yer' full auto/supressed/short barrel/potato gun (yes BATF&E licenses them all). So the local cops show up and arrest yer ass. Then they will 'lose' the tax stamp. About that time your Missus (or trusted friend) rides up with the original tax stamp, proving your legitimacy and thus springing you from the man. Rinse and repeat.ROGUEDD wrote:
So you can buy full autos now? Don't you still have to pay a large tax stamp?
***Edit: A full auto is a great investment. You can use it and it will increase in value over time. A H&K MP5 goes for 15-25K. Fuck, if you wanna go illegal... Get yourself some AR-15 to full auto sear pins. You could probably buy a 250k home with a box of 30... Or go to jail for some lengthy amount of time. Yea. Never mind, stay legal....
because it's easier to get, the further from the factory it goes . . .ghettoperson wrote:
Why would it increase in price secondhand?
OK.jord wrote:
Proposition.
I challange all to a shooting competition, if I win, you pay for my ticket over, if you win, I'll sign an autograph for you, and maybe have a beer with you (you're paying).
Who dares agree?
Oh, you mean if you sell a full-auto second hand you're under no obligation to sell it to someone with a permit?burnzz wrote:
because it's easier to get, the further from the factory it goes . . .ghettoperson wrote:
Why would it increase in price secondhand?
