SSE on a Radom PPS 43?

[deadcoyote]

The barrels on these are 10". Is that long enough so I would just need to find a mag lock and a sled for it? Also, anybody know any out of state shops willing to convert and ship? I'm up in Eureka so a lot of the Sacramento shops aren't really an option.

While I'm at it anybody know of a mag lock available for this firearm?

[morrcarr67]

Have you checked with Atlantic Arms?

[fal_762x51]

Be a man, build it yourself. I kid. If you want to do a road trip to Sac I can pitch in for gas.

I have a maglock for the Kp44, but I think the mag release is different for the PPs.

[deadcoyote]

The kits are only $89, but that's with no barrel or trunnion. You think we can do this in your ghetto shop?

[fal_762x51]

You know the ghetto shop has produced many quality firearms. I don't have my manufacturing license so you would have to cut receiver yourself, but I can supply the tools.

[dfletcher]

The barrels on these are 10". Is that long enough so I would just need to find a mag lock and a sled for it? Also, anybody know any out of state shops willing to convert and ship? I'm up in Eureka so a lot of the Sacramento shops aren't really an option.

While I'm at it anybody know of a mag lock available for this firearm?

I bought mine from River City Gun Exchange already "single shot sledded" with maglock. Magazines are easy to find & can be changed to 10 shot status. I brought mine up to Oregon earlier in the year. The thing is great fun using 36 round magazines. I found mine to be reliable, has a touch more recoil to it than I thought but still no big deal. I attached a shoulder sling so I could tension it forward bringing the thing up to my eye - picture the leather sling being used in place of a shoulder stock and that's how I used it.

The only problem I found is that everybody wants to re-enact the "Rafer Johnson getting shot" scene in "The Dirty Dozen". Uses up lots of ammo ....