Own your own StG 44!!!!!

[bulletpaluza]

I bet they're over two G.

Then my money will stay in my pocket. Just like the mp5 clones from Turkey or where ever they are from 1600 bucks???? Really? They would sell 3 times as many if they were priced at 900.00. It's the reason I don't own one but really want one.

 

[bulletpaluza]

Video said ar mags I thought?
I actually know Hill personally and he is an awesome guy. I have no doubt if it's something they are putting out it will be an awesome product.

Well get us a rough price point from him then.

 

[StuP]

I think there'd be money in an MP40 semi, but price, again, always get's in the way.

 

[CBeck]

Well get us a rough price point from him then.

All I can give you is be patient a couple days.

 

[Hayata]

The originals were made out of stamped metal to keep production costs low...

Hope your buddy keeps this in mind!

 

[Wolfhunter]

Seems price and quality will be the prime factors. Maybe we should get a group together and contact them, see where they're at.

I reckon $1500, have to be top notch to part me with that kind of money for something like that.

If it was an actual quality gun that might be fair but I have a hard time seeing it. I'm thinking max 1200 and that's with extras.

I would be in for the group contact

 

[Nob0dy]

7.62x39 would be the natural choice...

The more I think about it the more I want one.

And magazines will cost how much?

Same, I've always wanted a STG 44 but the real thing cost an arm and a leg and your left testicle, then an extra $5,000.

 

[Nob0dy]

If it was an actual quality gun that might be fair but I have a hard time seeing it. I'm thinking max 1200 and that's with extras.

I would be in for the group contact

Yeah it shouldn't cost more the a CMMG Mutant

 

[Wolfhunter]

Yeah it shouldn't cost more the a CMMG Mutant

If it did I would puke

 

[StuP]

They're going to charge as much as they feel they can, I doubt they're geared up for high volume production, (even if there's the demand to support it), so they'll be looking to make their money on a relatively low volume of sales. That would suggest it'll be a hefty price tag. One factor is how many existing components they use, ie the trigger group, which will reduce price but dilute the accuracy of the reproduction. I personally don't want one that looks right at 10 feet, I want one the looks and functions as close to the original as possible.

Bit like Erma's 380 'Luger', looked a bit like the original, but not up close, and functioned quite differently.