M4geries are a dime a dozen. You can build one sans optics for like $450.
Besides, army models are shit ergonomics. They're made of the cheapest parts that'll fit.
[QUOTE=Grenadiac;51846996]M4geries are a dime a dozen. You can build one sans optics for like $450.[/QUOTE] What is sans optics?
[QUOTE=Episode;51847279]What is sans optics?[/QUOTE]
To keep it simple, sans = without
[QUOTE=Episode;51846965]Next gun for sure is going to be a US Army clone M4.
Sooo sexy!
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So expensive tho ;_;[/QUOTE]
Hope you know youre not getting anything close to a real M4 without a tax stamp and a year waiting period.
[editline]20th February 2017[/editline]
[QUOTE=Episode;51847279]What is sans optics?[/QUOTE]
Best optics manufacturer on the planet. Hard to find though.
Sans is another way to say "without." Sans optics = without optics. Sans serif = without serif. It's from old French (not Latin apparently, my whole life has been a lie) but commonly used in English.
[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;51847322] *stuff* [/QUOTE] I know, i'm not making a perfect clone by any means, but as close as I can get myself. I plan to buy that BCM 14.5 Barrel Upper with a permanent flash hider on it to make it 16 inch legal. I just like the style of it overall personally.
In my position, there's no way I could build a PERFECT clone, and i'm fine with that.
Thanks for the help goyims! I'll keep all that stuff in mind.
[QUOTE=Episode;51847420]I know, i'm not making a perfect clone by any means, but as close as I can get myself. I plan to buy that BCM 14.5 Barrel Upper with a permanent flash hider on it to make it 16 inch legal. I just like the style of it overall personally.
In my position, there's no way I could build a PERFECT clone, and i'm fine with that.[/QUOTE]
I dont think youre gonna find one that comes with a flash hider permanently attached. Youll need to buy the upper and the flash hider then take it to a gunsmith. Do this before you buy your lower, else its constructive intent
[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;51848646]I dont think youre gonna find one that comes with a flash hider permanently attached. Youll need to buy the upper and the flash hider then take it to a gunsmith. Do this before you buy your lower, else its constructive intent[/QUOTE] These guys give the option for a permanent flash hider on an m4 upper. [url]http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-M4-14-5-Upper-Receiver-Group-p/bcm-urg-m4-14.htm[/url]
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The idea of constructive intent is so stupid. I could own a shotgun with an 8.5" barrel that has a stock and it's non-restricted because it's over 26" overall length. I could also own a pistol grip that would reduce the length below 26", thus making it restricted, but I don't have to register the gun unless I attach the pistol grip to it, and I have 30 days to call and report it if I do.
[QUOTE=DaCommie1;51849115]The idea of constructive intent is so stupid. I could own a shotgun with an 8.5" barrel that has a stock and it's non-restricted because it's over 26" overall length. I could also own a pistol grip that would reduce the length below 26", thus making it restricted, but I don't have to register the gun unless I attach the pistol grip to it, and I have 30 days to call and report it if I do.[/QUOTE]
call and report? like you can register restricted firearms over the phone?
[QUOTE=Zombinie;51849152]call and report? like you can register restricted firearms over the phone?[/QUOTE]
Yes. You can also apply to register them online IIRC. I know you can check the status of a registration application online, however unfortunately you can't check the status of a transfer, you have to call for that.
The government knows that people find old pistols and shit, which is why an application for registration is different than a transfer. An application is for a gun that has never been registered, a transfer is for one that already is.
Also you can make guns for personal use, including restricted firearms (someone 3-D printed an AR lower and registered it), but you're never allowed to sell them.
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Macht macht recht!
I'm surprised there aren't any companies making live fire replicas of guns from movies and games. They aren't all nonsensical. Seems like there'd be a fair bit of money in that.
Cost of fabrication would be retarded big for what would likely be a pretty small, if any, profit.
That'd be my guess, anyways. I'm sure there's a few oddball guns out there that are recreations of something in a movie.
I dunno. There's a market for 400-500 dollar movie sword replicas, and you can't even really sell post-market support for a sword whereas with a gun you have replaceable parts, magazines, etc. Not to mention guns appeal to a wider audience than swords (in the US at least) and more than one customer will just buy it because it looks cool rather than because he's a fan of the source material.
Maybe the profit margin would be too low compared to sword replicas, or maybe it's a red tape issue.
Well if they're anything like most movie replica swords out there you'll be spending $600 on a hipoint made to look like a movie gun. Or worse.
[QUOTE=Zombinie;51843534]I would trust him not because of his Russian accent, but because he has put 5000+ rounds through more than a dozen AK type rifles in many different types of tests and situations. If anyone would understand what makes a good AK and what to look for, and understanding the intricacies of the platform, it would be him.[/QUOTE]
Isn't he Polish?
god damn I wish I was home, I've been wanting to shoot my PTR for a while now
Got a red dot for my Glock 19, can't wait to go out and get it sighted in
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[QUOTE=Grenadiac;51850997]I'm surprised there aren't any companies making live fire replicas of guns from movies and games. They aren't all nonsensical. Seems like there'd be a fair bit of money in that.[/QUOTE]
Theres no market for $9,000 movie replicas. Hell, the FG42 project had to be built from the ground up even with blueprints and the only way they can turn a profit on them is to sell them at $4k.
Theres no market for such insane costs. A shitty mall sword is no comparison. Theres no moving parts and really only 4 parts total. Its like wondering why no one has built a commercial model of Mad Max's semi truck from road warrior.
Welp. I now have an M1 Garand unfired, a 1916 Mauser G98, and an Ariasaka (I haven't been able to completely ID which Ariasaka).
And I bought a car yesterday.
This has been a good week, so far.
And I go shooting Saturday.
[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;51851542]Theres no market for $9,000 movie replicas. Hell, the FG42 project had to be built from the ground up even with blueprints and the only way they can turn a profit on them is to sell them at $4k.
Theres no market for such insane costs. A shitty mall sword is no comparison. Theres no moving parts and really only 4 parts total. Its like wondering why no one has built a commercial model of Mad Max's semi truck from road warrior.[/QUOTE]
The only exception is poor mans's usp match. Get a compensator that looks like the barrel weight, longer barrel, and a trigger job, and youre most of the way there.
[editline]20th February 2017[/editline]
Actually no, cheapest movie replica gun in a star model B. Thats it, done. Or you can go pulp fiction and chrome it.
[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;51847322]Hope you know youre not getting anything close to a real M4 without a tax stamp and a year waiting period.
[editline]20th February 2017[/editline]
Best optics manufacturer on the planet. Hard to find though.[/QUOTE]
You know there is such a thing as a 14.5" pinned and weld. Since its supposed to be a clone there'd be no reason to remove the muzzle anyway, save you completely wrecking the gas block somehow.
I decided to go with a classic style AK74 instead of modern style. Is this [url=https://www.classicfirearms.com/ak74-rifle-545-39-bulgarian-us-jra]one good?[/url]
Looks nice and it is cheaper than that Arsenal AK74M
[QUOTE=UncleJimmema;51852437]You know there is such a thing as a 14.5" pinned and weld. Since its supposed to be a clone there'd be no reason to remove the muzzle anyway, save you completely wrecking the gas block somehow.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;51845485]No, if you take a flash hider that makes the barrel 16 inches with it attached, and [i]permanently attach it to the barrel[/i] (IE welding), then it's legal to be on a rifle lower.
But the one Episode linked is only 14.5 so it needs to be on a pistol lower.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PaChIrA;51852893]I decided to go with a classic style AK74 instead of modern style. Is this [url=https://www.classicfirearms.com/ak74-rifle-545-39-bulgarian-us-jra]one good?[/url]
Looks nice and it is cheaper than that Arsenal AK74M[/QUOTE]
It should be ok, but many US companies can't seem to make working AKs...
James River Armory makes other firearms as well.
Now you'll need mags, so be prepared to pay $26 - $40 a piece:
[url]https://www.legionusa.com/izhmash-5.45-x-39-magazine.html[/url]
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