andrew1182

You do realize your pricing is cheaper to buy them individually than as a pair right? LoL

What kind of barrel is in the gun and who did the work?

I had one of these a couple of years ago and my buddy talked me into parting with it. Ran better than anything else I'd tried. If anyone has one they'd part with please PM me. Still kicking myself for letting him talk me out of it.

I'll take this if available.

I'm looking for some belt fed HK sear hosts. Open to 21 or 23 platforms. Proven working guns only. Michaels Machines, Beltfed Precision, or known builders only please. Thanks!

Fully agree with your assessment. Appears to be some pitting on the rear of the bolt as well. Carbon blowback on the stock base plate and some impact marks on the shell deflector. No pictures of the bolt face or rollers so it makes it difficult to make a definitive opinion. I'd bet my first born the rifle is fired. No disparaging the seller, but I've had dozens of these things, and still have about a half dozen, and my opinion is that rifle has been fired.

In my experience it take from 1-3 months for a response from the ATF to remove from registry. Once it's removed it's officially a pistol again so the buyer could SBR at their leisure. I just think you're going to have a really hard time getting anywhere near your asking price with an engraved registered SBR that requires $400 in stamps to transfer. You'll have a much easier time finding a buyer once it's off the books. From my understanding, and I'm not attorney or ATF agent, you essentially just have to send a request to remove from the registry and notify them it is back in pistol form. Personally, I have always waited for acknowledgment before selling one but some folks have a higher tolerance for risk than I do.

Man you'll have a much easier time selling it if you go ahead and send the atf a letter removing it from the registry. Just food for thought. Nobody wants to pay two stamps to buy a pistol.

Can I get some better pictures of the ejection port and mag well?

What are you wanting to pay for new mags?

Does anyone have a couple of bipods they'd part with? I'm working on a sg1 clone and need to source a bipod. I'd love to pick up a second for another 91 that I'm having refinished at TSC machine as well. I miss the days when these were $20 and you could buy them by the dozen at any gun show, LoL. I suppose I'm showing my age....

Seconds if Funtogun's check bounces

I'll take it per our comms. Payment sent.

The saco guns were the earliest imports and came in the smallest numbers. Saco guns, in my experience, are slightly less desirable than the later 1:7 twist guns, but that's a matter of opinion.

If you're wanting the 1:7 I believe those were the last guns in the country. 88-89 if memory serves correctly. The barrel will be marked 178 near the trunion and if I'm not mistaken, the serial numbers have a 42-XXXX prefix. Going off memory, so you may want to double check me.

Yea, none of that info is mine and I've had zero contact with you prior to my PM today.

Yea, absolutely none of that info is mine.

Any details on components used for the build? All German HK on a 91 receiver?

Unsolicited vouch for @wilhelm . I purchased a Flemming .22 conversion kit for an auto MP5K and a complete HK4 kit and both items arrived in better condition than advertised. He's GTG!

Guys he's 100% legit. Coincidentally I've purchased the mK4 as well. He's the real deal and an awesome seller to work with, so deal with confidence.

John, Tony is our resident HK historian. He documents all of this data and puts it in a spreadsheet for all of our benefit. He wasn't questioning your validity as a seller, he was simply collecting data. You wouldn't believe the amount of information he's compiled for all of our benefit. He's a solid pillar of the community!

For those of you that have been calling him a scammer, John OFFERED to send me this kit before I send payment and allow inspection and optional return without me even asking. I'll update when received. Thanks!

Per our conversation I'll take this. Thanks!

I've had MULTIPLE conversations with the seller via text, phone, and email. He's been prompt in his responses and provided me every picture I've asked for with ZERO signs of anything other than being a legitimate seller.

I'll take them