_j5689_ wrote:
Because it's cheap ammo
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About $0.36 each time you pull the trigger.
Will do.UnkleRukus wrote:
I was thinking of picking a SR22 up when I have the funds, let me know how it goes?
And a real G36 from H&K would cost probably around a few thousand dollars where the .22lr version cost me $400.Macbeth wrote:
dumb question but why would you buy a .22 version if a 5.56 version is available?_j5689_ wrote:
Because it's cheap ammo
Last edited by eusgen (2012-10-10 06:51:40)
H&K doesn't sell real G36s though, afaik they only sell the SL8 or w/e
(and it looks a lot more fugly)
(and it looks a lot more fugly)
HK wants too much $$$ for their products.
I think H&K's pistols and most of their rifles are hideous, I really just like the G36 family; preferably the G36C.west-phoenix-az wrote:
HK wants too much $$$ for their products.
Gun manufacturers should start producing their own shooter games. Apparently the marketing works
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
that's full autoeusgen wrote:
http://practical-defense.com/products/law-enforcement/weapons/rifle/handk-g36c-folding-stock-full-auto.html
Now I just gotta become a cop?
not to mention the license for a full auto.
yeah they do its called codJay wrote:
Gun manufacturers should start producing their own shooter games. Apparently the marketing works
can't own itCybargs wrote:
that's full auto
not to mention the license for a full auto.
you'd have to be a dealer of fully automatics, government, or law enforcement
The tax for full autos in the US is a one time cost of $200 per item (not a yearly fee or reoccurring cost).
The real cost of owning full autos in the US is the cost of the firearm itself...... and the ammo
Only full autos entered into the registry before the 1986 cut off can be owned by joe blow.
So no full autos newer than 1986 for joe blow.
Because of that the quantity in circulation cannot grow.
It actually shrinks as items are damaged, destroyed, confiscated, or stolen.
Thus supply and demand makes them expensive.
The cheapest full auto for joe blow is a Mac which will run $3000+.
Go here and click on 'NFA Firearms' to get an idea of whats out there and how much it costs:
http://www.subguns.com/classifieds/
Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2012-10-10 08:50:44)
You can, of course, illegally modify a weapon to be fully automatic, but that's a federal rape me in the ass felony.
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-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
i dont know what you're talking about
west-phoenix-az wrote:
i dont know what you're talking about
that massive REMINGTON on the side of the weapons in MW3 was no accident.Cybargs wrote:
yeah they do its called codJay wrote:
Gun manufacturers should start producing their own shooter games. Apparently the marketing works
yeah I was wondering how much they payed IW for them to do that...west-phoenix-az wrote:
"buy remington arms because TF141 badass special ops uses them omg"
IW probably contacted firearm mfg advertising departments
Only valid in Walmarts south of Tennessee.west-phoenix-az wrote:
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the only winchester anything i own likes.... .303 british and only in my P14
shoots like shit in everything else i own
shoots like shit in everything else i own
EOtech too.west-phoenix-az wrote:
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Grips look good against the stainless.
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