Pics of your other .22's

Most every real American gun owner should have a least one 10/22.

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A M11/9 SMG w/ Lage MFG M-11/22 .22 SMG upper and 40 round mag.
It's a lot of fun with the 200 round drum adapter.
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A M11/9 SMG w/ Lage MFG M-11/22 .22 SMG upper and 40 round mag.
It's a lot of fun with the 200 round drum adapter.
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I do believe that forward grip on a pistol will cost you about 10 years in Club Fed if caught. jus sayin
 
I really like the look of the Savage Mark II, and completely love the fact that it is bolt action..How reliable is the rifle? Might have to make a future purchase..after I buy the M&P 22, and 40c
 
Ruger Mark III Target 22/45. I just picked this up a couple weeks ago. It is a great little pistol.

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If it is a registered NFA firearm he can do pretty much what he wants with it. It being NFA makes it a class of its own.

i don't see any aspect of it being an NFA item. I'm an avid NFA 'stamp collector' and pistols have no barrel length limit, mag capacity, etc. the only thing that would qualify it as NFA would be if it is fully auto which is doubtful, especially in .22

an actual Mac will cost beginning at $6000 on up in this part of the world, plus your tax stamp, and the dreaded wait.

also, just because it 'may' have a real can on it...looks like a shroud to me, does not put it in a 'class on it's own'. you can only do what you pay for, you pay for the form 4 stamp for a can, that's it. if it's a rifle and you have a legal can it's more paperwork and another tax to SBR it.

a forward grip on a pistol is a no no in pistol form. if it started life as a carbine, rifle considered, was legally SBR'd, then the forward grip would be good.

keep it like that, add a shoulder stock, will get you an additional 10 years for another illegal part on a pistol.

jus sayin!
 
Here is a Buckmark Stainless UDX or VDX (can't remember) that I should of never got rid of. This was my all time favorite plinking pistol that I traded for a blown up '95 DT 140 factory Jet....
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Marlin Model 60 SB. Crazy accurate, and will rag a 1" hole all day long at 50 yds.
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i don't see any aspect of it being an NFA item. I'm an avid NFA 'stamp collector' and pistols have no barrel length limit, mag capacity, etc. the only thing that would qualify it as NFA would be if it is fully auto which is doubtful, especially in .22

an actual Mac will cost beginning at $6000 on up in this part of the world, plus your tax stamp, and the dreaded wait.

also, just because it 'may' have a real can on it...looks like a shroud to me, does not put it in a 'class on it's own'. you can only do what you pay for, you pay for the form 4 stamp for a can, that's it. if it's a rifle and you have a legal can it's more paperwork and another tax to SBR it.

a forward grip on a pistol is a no no in pistol form. if it started life as a carbine, rifle considered, was legally SBR'd, then the forward grip would be good.

keep it like that, add a shoulder stock, will get you an additional 10 years for another illegal part on a pistol.

jus sayin!

Kayback is right.

It is a registered SWD M11/9 9mm sub machine gun with the stock temporary removed. I added a Lage Mfg 22LR upper, SilencerCo Sparrow suppressor. I shortened the barrel to 4.5" so most HV ammo is subsonic. The short barrel is threaded it .5x 28 x .400". It's fun to shoot a full auto 22LR like a pistol without any recoil. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1z60KSeuXk

M11/9 SMGs are still currently $3-3.5K. I bought for a lot less yrs ago. The Lage upper is $500 and the Sparrow is $400. It is most fun firearm I've ever owned. After I put it together and played with it a bit, I sold most of my other .22 LR firearms.

Tittle II firearms are not limited like Tittle I firearms. Transferable machine guns are not restricted by barrel lengths, overall lengths, Post/Pre ban features or accessories like a FVG.
 
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Heres my two gsg's with the s&w in the middle.
 

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