NFA Weapons, show what you got!

BlvdKing · Mar 12, 2009

ghanderson10 said:
Man...why couldn't I have been born a few years sooner and a few million richer...

They all look really nice, guys. Can't wait until I have a six figure job and a Republican is in the WH again, heh heh.

(I can dream, can't I?)

I think the same thing everyday

repins05 · Mar 13, 2009

You have fired a 21

?

NoHair said:
I have fired a 21, I have 4 of them.
They are fine as long as you have them set up right so they don't beat you up. They are also nice since they have a middle position - semi.
Here are a few of mine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pzIa81WvdU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwZK27skyqY&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJDiAM-Xs2w&feature=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrVcmGzZcSs&feature=channel_page
NoHair

NoHair · Mar 13, 2009

repins05 said:
You have fired a 21 ?

Just once.

Daily. :s0155:

NoHair

coctailer · Mar 18, 2009

Looks like a sear pin hole on that thing.

Post sample?

ACBMWM3 · Mar 18, 2009

Looks like a sear pin hole on that thing.

Post sample?

It is. Built for the King County Sherrif...
The perks of having friends in high places...
I get to build them guns!

coctailer · Mar 18, 2009

ACBMWM3 said:
It is. Built for the King County Sherrif...
The perks of having friends in high places...
I get to build them guns!

Fun stuff!!!

Edited:
07/02?
Is that for their entry team?

ACBMWM3 · Mar 18, 2009

It was built for a friend of mine who is a SWAT commander.
Its the "Trunk Gun" So to speak.

BIG_GUNNUT · Mar 27, 2009

Here is one of mine.

nextbest · Apr 2, 2009

WOW, these look great! You guys really got me interested. How do you connect the silencers to the gun? I remember hearing that older TEK-9's have stock threads but have never seen a gun with threads on it. I've been reading the info on how to apply for silencers, is it the same process for automatic rifles?

SVT · Apr 3, 2009

nextbest said:
. How do you connect the silencers to the gun?

Silencers can be attached a number of ways, some are threaded and you need a gun with an extended barrel that is threaded the same pitch with the threading done concentric to the bore. If the threading is not done concentric to the bore than there is a good chance you could get baffle strikes. Course threads (e.g. Mac's, Tec's etc) are not very good for suppressors if the can moves a quarter twist, it can be enough out of alignment to cause baffle strikes so you need to hold onto the can or get a device that keeps the can from moving. There are other locking mechanisms that attach over a specific type of flash hider. Some will go over a normal birdcage flash hider, other flash hiders (or barrel attachments) are specifically made for it (e.g. bi-locks). Of course there are also suppressors that are permanently attached to the barrel and some have male threads with the gun barrel with the female threads. Always research the gun suppressor combination before buying to make sure it can be done. Remember, silencers do not sound like the one's you hear in the movies!

Bark · May 17, 2009

I definitely need to look into this trust idea............This thread is going to end up costing me a lot of money

MacBookProAR · Jun 5, 2009

I have been waiting a month on paperwork now, but I had to stop in and take some pictures of my suppressor. Its a YHM SS Phantom 7.62 QD, but its main living space will be on my AR 15 shooting .223

treemanx · Jun 5, 2009

You know whats really funny.............I cant even afford to LOOK at the guns in this thread!! At least not until I marry a rich widow, and my wife wouldnt like that one bit.