Firearms ID

[pacrat]

I can't quite make out, but is that a 1911 with beretta magazines?

guesstimator, opinionator, and commentator.

My questamation is a beat to ch!t Para P-14.

[CheapBloke]

My questamation is a beat to ch!t Para P-14.

Ah ok thanks.
Amazing you know which firearm that is.

guesstimator, opinionator, and commentator.

[Quiet]

Kriss doesn't list any "full auto" pistols, so it must be a conversion. Or the Sheriffs Dept classified by looks instead of function. "It's so evil looking that it must be full auto".

The KRISS Vector system uses two selectors. One safe/fire selector and one fire rate selector (semi, burst, auto) that is forward of where the safe/fire selector is.

KRISS does not sell any of their semi-auto only Vectors with select-fire markings/selector.

KRISS only uses select-fire markings/selector on their Title 2 MGs.

From the photo, the Vector has select-fire selector with markings, which would indicate that this is not a conversion but an actual factory made submachine gun.

I'm gonna guess the "prohibited weapons" are the 2 x 10/22 in cosmetic stocks, one old Muzzelite bullpup and a Pro-Mag Archangel (?, not 100% sure...) with "scary black gun features".

The prohibited weapon is not a firearm.

The report stated: "nine firearms, including one fully automatic .45 caliber machine pistol, and one prohibited weapon".
^Remove the sensationalism and it's "nine firearms and one prohibited weapon".

The prohibited weapon could be one of the many melee weapons that are banned in CA.
^Such as metal knuckles, baton/sap/etc, cane sword, nunchaku, pen knife, shuriken, etc.

[Quiet]

I can't quite make out, but is that a 1911 with beretta magazines?

guesstimator, opinionator, and commentator.

Looks like a Browning High Power.

1. The pistol does not have a grip safety.
2. The magazines look like Browning High power style magazines.

[CheapBloke]

Looks like a Browning High Power Mark 1.



1. The pistol does not have a grip safety.

2. The pistol has a ring hammer, which was on the BHP Mark 1.

3. The magazines look like Browning High power style magazines.

Got it. Thanks.

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[Pinto]

Thanks Quiet for the precise explanation. The Happy Switch can be clearly seen in the photo.

[The Good Doc]

Isn't that a KRISS in the upper right? Those aren't legal in Idaho?

I don't know, with all the Glock mod platforms these days, but that looks like a KRISS

EDIT - Just saw the "San Andreas/Calaveras Co." Tag....

Those KRISS rifles are legal here in SC and I know ID is a good solid state so they better be legal there too!!