Very pleased with the k model as well. Nice little pistol. Already switched out the metal lower for a polymer one. That is a must with these as for me the metal trigger guard digs into my finger
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Very pleased with the k model as well. Nice little pistol. Already switched out the metal lower for a polymer one. That is a must with these as for me the metal trigger guard digs into my finger
That end cap just doesn't agree with me, it needs a stock. But I do like that it can fixed that classic mp5 fixed stock
I ordered another end cap. I don't like the fact it does not have a buffer. The end cap itself does not bother me . I submitted the tax stamp for this one but I won't be attaching a stock. Just a k grip
Huh? The benefit of the reverse stretch is stock compatibility an your going to keep it a pdw? You confuse me.
Registering it as an AoW or sbr?
Aow is not going to work. You only get it for 5 through the dealer. Where it sits. With the sbr I get the same effect but can still shoot it and if I one day decide to put a stock I can .
Also I just wanted the pof. I'd rather it be a true k but I'm not paying 3-400 bucks more for it which is what most people want. So I settled with the reverse
Well yes-ish. $200 to manufacture and $5 to transfer. You could sell it privately with a $5 transfer.
Yeh but I would have had to form 2 it then form 4 to him. So he wouldn't have it to shoot as a pistol for 6 months. This way he gets to keep it since he's forming it.
This guy feels my struggle. I don't tax stamp items I ever plan to sell
Well if you never plan to sell it that makes sense. I just know you trade like crazy and a $5 tax sells easier than a $200 tax
True but once I tax stamp an item it stays with me
