This made me sick!

[mofojoe]

He needs to make another!!!

[Mssr. Eleganté]

What if he started with an 1898 or older M39? Since it would've been an antique and not classified as a firearm, would it still be illegal to cut it down?

He could have cut down a brand new rifle and it wouldn't have been illegal since he did it on a Form 2 while working for a Class 2 SOT.

But for most people, using a pre-1899 Mosin receiver to make an SBR doesn't even help. That's because the NFA uses a more strict definition of "antique" than the GCA does. With the NFA, if a firearm can use modern ammo then it is not an antique.

[NOTABIKER]

kind of like a low rider corvette just because you can does not mean you should.

[paratroop]

Well vettes are pretty low anyway, I think of it more like lifting some classic muscle to put big wheels on it. Then pulling the back seat to fit your sound system, then putting tv screens behind the headrests(even though there is no longer a backseat to view them from.) What do they call that? A donk? I am going to start calling bubba'd milsurps , donks

[Crusader]

It is a shame an M39 was destroyed for this project, but his gun his choice. Besides, I'm not ashamed to admit that I would probably do something like this if given the opportunity. Not to an M39, but with a 91/30 for sure.

[MrTokarev]

On the other hand, he just increased the value of everyone else's Finn M-39s a little bit.

[USMCM16A2]

Marcus von W

Marcus,



Just about spit my lunch out on your last comment. Thats some funny ****. A2

[DennisCA]

http://imgur.com/gallery/vKN6k

On this link, did I hear "dueling banjo's" playing in the background?

[scottkrough]

Hey, lighten up on the gun builder here. When your albino twin sister is on the rag, the sheep are in the far meadow, and there are no canoe guys on the river you can practice your best lines on like "You got a pretty mouth", if you are a drooling in-bred moron Bubba, you gotta do something to pass the time while watching your favorite love story, "Deliverance". And chopping up historic rifles sure beats using the toilet plunger for a butt toy again.

Now thats funny right there.....

[Lead Waster]

I don't think I'd ever make one. Making a modern one seems silly as it was something done in desperate times (of if you are a criminal). With current access to nice handguns, this seems pointless. If it's history you are after, you've already got it in the original rifle.

The problem being that a bolt rifle, fired from the right hand is easy to manipulate because you can hold the rifle up to your shoulder as you work the bolt. But an Obrez makes it completely awkward unless you shoot left handed.

But having said that, it's his money, his gun, his choice.

[zfields]

He must have left out the step where he de-milled the receiver and rewelded it

You guys seemed to missed the part on top...

[MrTokarev]

You guys seemed to missed the part on top...

I see that he hacked up a historic rifle used by people to defend against foreign oppression so he could have one that he thinks is both but is now neither.

[zfields]

I see that he hacked up a historic rifle used by people to defend against foreign oppression so he could have one that he thinks is both but is now neither.

Luckily you didnt pay for it, otherwise you would have something to complain about

[MrExel17]

"Game Changer"

[mosinnagantm9130]

I see that he hacked up a historic rifle used by people to defend against foreign oppression so he could have one that he thinks is both but is now neither.

That about sums it up.