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  • 1919_4_ME
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 2661

    Are Cobray M11's good to go?

    Hey guys,
    Long time ago I thought I saw a thread saying that an in state transfer of a Cobray M11 was good to go?If its true where in the heck can I find one of these little critters!
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    1919_4_ME
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 2661

    Hey guys,
    Long time ago I thought I saw a thread saying that an in state transfer of a Cobray M11 was good to go?If its true where in the heck can I find one of these little critters!

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    • #3
      Ford8N
      Banned
      • Sep 2002
      • 6129

      Cobray does have a web site and they do have kits. Maybe look for a receiver. It might have the same status as the FAL/G3.

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      • #4
        Richard
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 1286

        those M11 are hard to come by...I tried buying PPT last year....that is the only way to aquire in Cali.,I found a couple but the prices were to rediculous..$600+

        I was thinking of making one with a flat reciver and some parts sold on web sites ,but I haven't had the time to call DOJ and get the green light.
        From what I understand the feds say it's ok to build a gun for personal use not as a manufacturer...need to research this approach.


        FYI no threaded barrels but you can now make them to accept sten mags.
        " Membership since 2003"

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        • #5
          Turbinator
          Administrator
          CGN Contributor - Lifetime
          • Oct 2005
          • 11943

          Guys,

          The M11 is not ok - the PM11 is ok. The M11 is a CA AW by law - it has a threaded barrel. The PM11 does not.

          You can assemble one but you cannot create an AW, so you have to make the PM11 version.

          The PM11 does not fall into the AW category because it does not have any evil features. However, it was never submitted for the CA drop tests and therefore does not show up on the list of approved handguns. Doubtful that it will ever be on that list, either.

          I looked at the web sites quoted here and all I see are threaded barrel uppers - not good for CA if you want to stay out of hot water.

          I too am enamored with the idea of owning a junky POS PM11 for some reason - the idea that it just looks nasty and will give the liberals heart attacks is a prime motivator, plus I'm just a fan of these kinds of guns.

          If anyone finds a way to do the PM11, either self-manufacture, or private party stashes, let me know!!

          Turby

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          • #6
            Richard
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2005
            • 1286

            Turbinator you are correct about the PM11...sorry about the lack of attention to detail...
            " Membership since 2003"

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            • #7
              1919_4_ME
              Veteran Member
              • Oct 2005
              • 2661

              Good info!
              I think I will start to research this a little more now.Must look for PM11 now!

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              • #8
                Turbinator
                Administrator
                CGN Contributor - Lifetime
                • Oct 2005
                • 11943

                Perhaps - the whole point, I think, isn't to outperform anything.. it's to satisfy an inexplicable urge, a desire for something forbidden, a passion for the ugly..

                Or something like that!!



                Turby

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