AR, AK, FAL, PTR91k; What next?

[anotherone]

off-list Galil... Off list BM-59... PS90, FS2000, Sig 556, Robinson XCR...

Actually off-list BM-59s are already out there. I saw one at J&G Sales in Roseville about a month ago for $899.

[50 Freak]

I'm saving my pennies for a six barreled backpack mini vulcan.

Just like our Governor used in T2.

[grammaton76]

I got to play around with the Ps90 and Bobcat last weekend, both are cool but the Ps90 is expensive to feed and making it CA legal is pretty hard to do.

This is why PS-90 owners will be keeping their rifles legally disassembled unless:

1. They're out of state.
2. The list happens, and includes the PS-90.
3. They finish homebrewing their compliance parts.

Man, those things are gonna be a pain... but worth it.

[rorschach]

I really wanna get a Vector V93, but 10 round mags are ridiculously pricey, not to mention rare. 5 round mags are a little more common, but still expensive. I'm not to keen on spending 40-60 bucks on a readily available 40 round mag only to cut it or weld a 10 round limiter in it.

[xenophobe]

Actually off-list BM-59s are already out there. I saw one at J&G Sales in Roseville about a month ago for $899.

$899 will buy you a GSA M1 conversion. Beretta marked BM series rifles start at well over 1k.

My BM-59, it would be considered off list... but it's a registered AW:

1963 Beretta BM59.
A genuine MILITARY BM conversion.
This is not a 'commercial' Beretta imported/manufactured by RSI or Springfield.
This is a true pre-68 import (no import marks).
As documented by Garand Collector's Association.
Converted from a M1 Garand to a BM-59 by Beretta in 1963.
This is from the 2nd year of conversion production.

It's also one most fun rifles I have to shoot.

[JPglee1]

I'm not to keen on spending 40-60 bucks on a readily available 40 round mag only to cut it or weld a 10 round limiter in it.

Ahh..well I'm sure it could be done for you

JP