OldFalGuy

The little metal ammo cans? Yeah they were indeed pretty cute to say the least. I no longer have my upper but still have a few belts, links ammo can and spare parts kit. Have zero idea what they are worth and can’t decide to sell or just get an upper and go to town...again. Fun gun.

Like ya’ll I went looking for Daarek’s ad to leave a positive comment. Very nice coffins magazines and the leather was in GREAT shape. Shipping was like above, much faster than one would think. Maybe Poland could come give some advice to USPS

I have an A3 from an S&H MP5SD not in the loop on differences with Vexroe

I also wanted to shoot a few of them thru my Barrett but its a no no. I guess only if one mounted it on a tripod with its soft mount and removed the brake it would be alright.

GunMD, I understand you thinking. I am getting older and have not taken my shoulder fired automatics out in over 15 years- Yes I call them mouse guns. Sadly I sold my M2HB 8 years ago, just to heavy. I have a MP5SD by S&H, a Colt M16, modified by COLT to M4 config-Yep, true. and a AM180. I am keeping my suppressed Morrell full auto for my grand children. I have a Ray Vickers, numbers matching, and a C&R 1917A1. Let me know.

All 3 conversion kits are sold.

I am listing all 3 .22 conversions made for the HK family of firearms. HK91, HK93 and this is one which is the 22 conversion kit made for the German MP5/HK94. The 91 were pretty common having the most made. The 93 & 94 its understood only a few hundred of each were made. These are for the advanced collector no doubt as they are bit rare to say the least. I have not used this unit as I have a MP5SD and the barrel insert is for std MP5 barrels. The barrel and bolt are matching number and includes 2 magazines.

I have 3 HK Conversion kits to list. This one is for the HK93. Complete and number matching barrel insert and bolt In original german fitted box with 2 magazines as shown.