Cobray M-11

[Gingerbeard Man]

So, the Ducktown stamped ones bring less money then the SWD ones.

If you had the stock for your carbine length gun, You would have a $750 to $1000 gun. I just sold a none function SWD one with stock for $750 and the reason I say yours is on the low end too is because I can see it's missing parts already as you can see in the yellow circle.

I'd say right now, in the condition it is in, w/o stock- $500-$600. Lucky spare parts are readily available and even the stocks or reproduction ones can be found for a few $100...

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I noticed that too comparing mine. Definitely agree that no stock brings the value down a bit.

Luckily Cobray is still in business and at least selling parts.

Semi-Auto Parts

cobray.com

 

[Piglatinhater]

Nice!

It's the gentleman's ghetto blaster. I "like" this gun a lot but only shoot ten rounds at a time unless I have some good gloves on. That trigger slaps back.....and it's not a little love tap. First full mag I went through I ended up with a bruised trigger finger the next day.

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I didn't have the heart to bring that up and focused on nostalgia. Most of these have a God awful trigger slap makes shooting them a pain.

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

I didn't have the heart to bring that up and focused on nostalgia. Most of these have a God awful trigger slap makes shooting them a pain.

A pain is an understatement. Probably be a joy to shoot in the pull the trigger back once until the magazine is empty flavor but that reminder it gives you that it's just a semi auto is a slap in the face....of your index finger.

 

[AC-130 Above]

That “C” in front of the model means it;s a rifle, not a pistol. Spa’s eluded to the missing parts, which are the hammer axis pin and fastener, possibly the hammer itself and hammer spring. I’d suggest examining the firing pin too.

I don't wanna be "that guy" but wouldnt taking the stock off break some NFA rule?

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

I don't wanna be "that guy" but wouldnt taking the stock off break some NFA rule?

I don't think it would based on the AFT's clear as mud definition.

Is a rifle a firearm subject to the NFA? | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

A rifle is defined, in part, as a weapon designed or redesigned, made or remade, and intended to be fired from the shoulder and designed or redesigned and made or remade to use the energy of the explosive in a fixed cartridge to fire only a single projectile through a rifled bore for each single...

www.atf.gov

Pay real close to the "or" part of it. There is no "and" in that statement.

 

[rumrunner55]

I don't wanna be "that guy" but wouldnt taking the stock off break some NFA rule?

As long as it stays over 26" oAL its ok its the leave stock in place and then change upper thats an issue