[335dlci]

Originally Posted by REB_TN_15

https://fanzoj.com/collection/gunmak...rifle-shotgun/

Here's another with two 12 gauges and two 9.3x74. I guess if you're hunting big game and don't care about recoil. This puppy must kick like a mule.

Like the m60 drilling from ww2.

[Lucky John]

Originally Posted by Pablo Chacon

My previous NFA item took about 11 months from date of purchase, dreadful.



I guess we’ll see, anything under 6 months will be a drastic improvement.

My understanding is the difference is in how you file. If you send everything in old school style through the mail with a hard copy of your prints you are looking at close to a year. If it all goes in as an electronic submittal they are taking 90 days or less.

[unluky]

Originally Posted by Lucky John

My understanding is the difference is in how you file. If you send everything in old school style through the mail with a hard copy of your prints you are looking at close to a year. If it all goes in as an electronic submittal they are taking 90 days or less.

Exactly - I did mine about a month (7 months this week) before the new E style was available and I am STILL waiting while the E file people have seen some approved in a week.

It is what it is, but aggravating for sure.

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by unluky

Exactly - I did mine about a month (7 months this week) before the new E style was available and I am STILL waiting while the E file people have seen some approved in a week.

It is what it is, but aggravating for sure.

Yup. I submitted in August of 2021 and still waiting. Meanwhile if I did it all over now it might actually get to me faster. As you say - it is what it is.

[VadimCr]

I've submitted in May 2021 - its been a year since then, no answer(

[Mintsopoulos]

New Toy Tuesday!

Yes there is a chamber flag in there…hence the pulled back slide.

[///d]

Originally Posted by unluky

... while the E file people have seen some approved in a week.

This got me excited so I just checked my status, still pending

[Killed by Death]

Originally Posted by Mintsopoulos

New Toy Tuesday!

Yes there is a chamber flag in there…hence the pulled back slide.

I thought it was just happy to see you

[paquet]

I have the MP5 (SP5) desire again. Ok it never really went away, but seeing the new Zenith stuff has me looking for the HK models…

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by packet

I have the MP5 (SP5) desire again. Ok it never really went away, but seeing the new Zenith stuff has me looking for the HK models…

You are in Florida right? I am pretty sure NFA is legal there and you can buy a REAL HK fully automatic MP5. There is no substitute for the real thing with a giggle switch.

https://dealernfa.com/product-category/machine-guns/hk/

The good news is over the last 30-40 years ALL machineguns have appreciated in value and they still are. Can't guarantee you aren't getting in at the top but I do not believe you are.

[paquet]

Thank you - I didn't even know of that site.
That pricing though - ouch.
100% agree - giggle switch even with current ammo prices would be sheer joy.

Found a site (not gunbroker - that place is a joke) that has the SP5 for about retail. Only thing is the number of upgrades needed after (pic rail, stock, to name a few) that just crank the cost up...

[jamesinaz]

Yeah price has sky rocketed. I bought my first MP5 with a giggle switch and all the rails already on it in 2001. $8000. Wish I had bought every one I could have found. Oh well. But the wait for it was eternity. I bought it one week prior to 9/11. And of course part of the process is an FBI background check and they were kind of busy chasing down other stuff for a while.

I sold that one when I had a health scare and didn't want to leave it for my wife to figure out what was what and how to get the money back. Felt better and decided I had to have one again. Paid $43k through Ruben at that link for one a year ago and already it's worth more. Mine has the registered sear which is always more desirable than the registered receivers he currently has available. He would probably buy it back for $43K.

If you buy from that site I linked two primary factors kick in. First, he is absolutely trustworthy and you get a seriously good condition gun that will work out of the box. He reconditions them all before sale. It's the Cadillac ride of buying NFA. Second - you pay premium prices. LOL.

And yeah, ammo is higher (I think I used to buy 9mm for about $125 per 1000 rounds) and in general anything you wanted was available and delivered fast. Ahhhh the good old days. Still, might look back in 5 years and think "why didn't I get one then". Never know. They sure do out perform my stock portfolio.

[paquet]

That is just impressive - I enjoyed reading your post this morning. Thank you.
I'm going to look more closely at that site (and on an unrelated note, look up the price of hocking blood, semen, etc...)

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by packet

That is just impressive - I enjoyed reading your post this morning. Thank you.
I'm going to look more closely at that site (and on an unrelated note, look up the price of hocking blood, semen, etc...)

I hear Kidneys are worth a lot.

[Killed by Death]

Just ordered: SIG SAUER P320 M18 CARRY 9MM 3.9" PISTOL, COYOTE TAN - 320CA-9-M18-MS from Palmetto State Armory

MSRP $799.99
On sale $649.99

Still have to pay shipping and transfer fee but couldn't find it anywhere local

[Samurai of 2day]

Originally Posted by Killed by Death

Just ordered: SIG SAUER P320 M18 CARRY 9MM 3.9" PISTOL, COYOTE TAN - 320CA-9-M18-MS from Palmetto State Armory

MSRP $799.99
On sale $649.99

Still have to pay shipping and transfer fee but couldn't find it anywhere local

It's a hot commodity as the new service pistol for Army and Marine Corp, so they're flying off the shelves due to military recreational shooters and of course collectors, as well showing interest over the past couple years since it's been fielded to replace the Barretta M9.

[Killed by Death]

Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

It's a hot commodity as the new service pistol for Army and Marine Corp, so they're flying off the shelves due to military recreational shooters and of course collectors, as well showing interest over the past couple years since it's been fielded to replace the Barretta M9.

P320s shoots so good I have wanted one for years but no safety

I recently stumbled across a Glock 19 vs. M18 comparison on YouTube. Discovered M18 has a manual safety

[chowser51]

Let me know how you like the M18. I keep debating between the M17 and M18. They’re in stock at an online LE distributor for $569. I have my own FFL so it’ll be a quick ship. Lol

[Samurai of 2day]

Originally Posted by Killed by Death

P320s shoots so good I have wanted one for years but no safety

I recently stumbled across a Glock 19 vs. M18 comparison on YouTube. Discovered M18 has a manual safety

I'm jealous! I've wanted a P320 for the past couple years when Sig won the contract. I like to practice recreationally so I can score high during qualification, lol.
Plus, I'm a big believer in proficiency with our weapons is important and that can only be accomplished through training.
The US military had to settle on a weapon that as an actual safety selector switch as opposed to the civilian market, where the consumer can choose what safety mechanism works best for them. I'm sure that's why Glock lost out during the test run.
While I'll always support anyone who wears the uniform... I can tell you that not all service members are warriors. Especially in the early stages of their service obligations. That means some may need enhanced mechanical safety measures to avoid mistakes on ranges or in the field.
That's why we can't have nice things, lol. (JK)

[EezyBeezy]

The P320 platform is pretty RAD. Would love to Gucci one up some day.

[Killed by Death]

Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

I'm jealous! I've wanted a P320 for the past couple years when Sig won the contract. I like to practice recreationally so I can score high during qualification, lol.
Plus, I'm a big believer in proficiency with our weapons is important and that can only be accomplished through training.
The US military had to settle on a weapon that as an actual safety selector switch as opposed to the civilian market, where the consumer can choose what safety mechanism works best for them. I'm sure that's why Glock lost out during the test run.
While I'll always support anyone who wears the uniform... I can tell you that not all service members are warriors. Especially in the early stages of their service obligations. That means some may need enhanced mechanical safety measures to avoid mistakes on ranges or in the field.
That's why we can't have nice things, lol. (JK)

I hear ya my brother!!! Retired cop here. I never wanted a safety on my service weapon but appreciate it when not holstered up.

Speaking of not having nice things, my agency was in bed with Smith & Wesson. I had to endure their trash for 25 years

Now I only buy the good $hit

[Murf the Surf]

Originally Posted by Killed by Death

I hear ya my brother!!! Retired cop here. I never wanted a safety on my service weapon but appreciate it when not holstered up.

Speaking of not having nice things, my agency was in bed with Smith & Wesson. I had to endure their trash for 25 years

Now I only buy the good $hit

We were issued Glock 22, I love the pistol and bought one when I retired. The rumour goes that we were issued Glock because they can in with the cheapest quote. Other police forces bought based on the gun (Sig) being the most expensive. I was happy with Glock, I think it's a great Service weapon.