Posted: 12/19/2008 1:49:03 PM EDT
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Anyone got one of these or know anything about them?
They look like cool range toys. PPSH |
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You can buy parts kits and assemble one yourself if you're competent at that stuff. I'm in the process of acquiring all the stuff I need to make a Sten MKIII from a parts kit. A semi auto version? Don't they have to be specially registered if they're open bolt? |
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You can buy parts kits and assemble one yourself if you're competent at that stuff. I'm in the process of acquiring all the stuff I need to make a Sten MKIII from a parts kit. A semi auto version? Don't they have to be specially registered if they're open bolt? Would have to be closed-bolt, of course. I don't know about the PPSh, but there are conversion parts for MG34s/MG42s available so that - if you are so inclined, and have the tools - you can build your own legal closed-bolt semi version from a standard surplus parts kit. One of the guys in my WWII reenacting unit built his 100% legal semi-only MG42 all himself. |
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They're closed bolt offerings from MGS.
I have a friend that bought one, and it went back to WiseLite (the builder for MGS) with several issues. Upon its return, it functioned 100% and accuracy was "decent". FWIW, when these were initially offered, there were many complaints and problems. I *think* WiseLite has addressed them all. They're a lot better looking than the SR-41 that Inter-Ordnance offered a few years ago. Now I have a friend who's a Class 2 mfg, and let me tell you, a full auto PPSH-41 is a LOT of fun 
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