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  • Mr. Ed
    Member
    • Mar 2006
    • 388

    Off-list MP5 copycat.

    Has anyone made any off-list MP5's? Vulcan Arms has something called a V94 that looks awesome. I would like to get it, but don't know if it can be made to PRK-legal.

    Can it be done? If so, how?

    I know many people don't like Vulcan's, but my concern is whether or not it can be made CA legal.

    Any help is appreciated.
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    grammaton76
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    • Dec 2005
    • 9511

    Bobcat Weapons BW-5. Expect to spend $1500 at a bare minimum for it at Bright Spot Pawn in Riverside, but they do stock them when they can.
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    • #3
      leelaw
      Junior Member
      CGN Contributor - Lifetime
      • Oct 2005
      • 10445

      Originally posted by Mr. Ed
      Has anyone made any off-list MP5's? Vulcan Arms has something called a V94 that looks awesome. I would like to get it, but don't know if it can be made to PRK-legal.

      Can it be done? If so, how?

      I know many people don't like Vulcan's, but my concern is whether or not it can be made CA legal.

      Any help is appreciated.
      Don't buy the Vulcan because it isn't made to spec - no roller locking, it is simply a blow-back operation. Crap on a stick, and low quality.. but I'm sure you knew that already, since it's a Hess Mess/Vulcan

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      • #4
        xenophobe
        In Memoriam
        • Jan 2006
        • 7069

        It's not off-list. *grumble*

        It's unlisted. OFF-LIST specifically refers to AK and AR series. This is really getting me annoyed.

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        • #5
          Mr. Ed
          Member
          • Mar 2006
          • 388

          Sorry to annoy. Thanks for the info on the unlisted MP5's. Another question...how do you load the bobcat bw5?

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          • #6
            Mr. Ed
            Member
            • Mar 2006
            • 388

            what's roller locking?

            I was just re-reading some of the posts and could not figure out what roller locking is...and why it's important. Can somebody explain please.

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            • #7
              MaxQ
              Member
              • Oct 2005
              • 207

              Some technical details of the roller locking system:

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              • #8
                crzpete
                Member
                • Apr 2006
                • 159

                Originally posted by grammaton76
                Bobcat Weapons BW-5. Expect to spend $1500 at a bare minimum for it at Bright Spot Pawn in Riverside, but they do stock them when they can.
                Yeah! That guy Chris at Bright Spot is a very cool dude. I got my last 2 lowers from him and he is very knowledgeable. Only good experience from him

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                • #9
                  rorschach
                  Veteran Member
                  • Apr 2006
                  • 4405

                  Vector makes an MP5 clone in .40, their website says 9mm coming soon. I would love to get a Vector V-51 or V-53 with the fake sound suppressor.

                  Last edited by rorschach; 07-11-2006, 1:59 AM.
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                  • #10
                    6172crew
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                    • Oct 2005
                    • 6240

                    I posted some pics here of one not to long ago. The bobcats have no evil features cept' the pistol grip. Just hack off the grip and load normal.
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                    • #11
                      stator
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2002
                      • 850

                      Originally posted by xenophobe
                      It's not off-list. *grumble*

                      It's unlisted. OFF-LIST specifically refers to AK and AR series. This is really getting me annoyed.
                      From a symantec perspective, Mr. Ed is correct in referring to it as a off-list because it is opposite as on-list, which of course, we know the firearm he states is not.

                      You are referring to your perferred use of off-list as slang. Well, slang is basically anything goes, all rules are off. I would not recommend getting annoyed in that case.

                      BTW, when do I start to get the standard discount at TGE. Or, how many pistol purchase must one have there for the discount? I am guessing more than one HK at this point.
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                      • #12
                        6172crew
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                        • Oct 2005
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                        Here are a couple of pics.
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                        • #13
                          xenophobe
                          In Memoriam
                          • Jan 2006
                          • 7069

                          Originally posted by stator
                          From a symantec perspective, Mr. Ed is correct in referring to it as a off-list because it is opposite as on-list, which of course, we know the firearm he states is not.

                          You are referring to your perferred use of off-list as slang. Well, slang is basically anything goes, all rules are off. I would not recommend getting annoyed in that case.
                          I know this is arguing semantics... off-list is a new term that refers specifically to AR and AK series firearms. Roberti-Roos firearms aren't 'listed' they were named. Series firearms are 'listed'. Category 1 named firearms must face a court add-on motion. Category 2 or 'series' weapons are listed by make and model, but are the same general 'type' of weapon, and can be appended without court ruling.

                          So technically, anything other than an AR or AK is not 'off-list', because there is no list that can be appended to by the AG. Individual firearms that are not AR or AK series rifles need to be seperately addressed by the Court and are not automatically banned and can be appealed. AR and AK series, once 'listed' cannot be argued or appealed and are automatically banned.

                          So, at least to me, there is quite a difference between unnamed firearms and 'off-list' receivers.

                          Also: Between Jan-1 1990 and the arbitrary date Kasler told the DOJ to list, firearms that were not on the Roberti-Roos ban weren't called "off-list". They were just legal because they were not specifically named.

                          And, calling it an "off-list MP5" would mean that there is an MP5 series, or MP5 that is banned by name. The MP5 has never been banned by name, and is not a series weapon. If you could find a semi-auto HK marked MP5, it would be California legal if it didn't fall under 12276.1 definition. It can't be an "off-list" MP5 because there is no "on-list" or listed MP5.

                          BTW, when do I start to get the standard discount at TGE. Or, how many pistol purchase must one have there for the discount? I am guessing more than one HK at this point.
                          There is no standard discount at TGE. You need to negotiate. Or bring in a local competitors price. Kinda like a flea market. Cold hard cash speaks volumes.
                          Last edited by xenophobe; 07-11-2006, 8:13 PM.

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                          • #14
                            rorschach
                            Veteran Member
                            • Apr 2006
                            • 4405

                            On arf a while back I read about someone who was selling either an M16 or a Commando, that had been modified to semi-auto only, and was removed from the NFA registry. I'm guessing these receivers would be legal in California too, as M-16 and Colt Commando arent on the list. Neither is M4 for that matter.

                            By the same token, who would want to weld up a perfectly good sear pin hole, just to make a weapon semi-auto only?
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                            Mailed to LASD Hall of Justice: 6/27/2022 received:6/28
                            Check cashed: 8/22/2022
                            Livescan: 4/22/2023 DOJ 4/22 FBI 4/23 Firearms 4/26
                            Call for interview: 5/24/2023 Interview: 5/31/2023
                            PTT: 8/21/23 Training submitted 8/27/23
                            Call for pickup 10/12/23 Pickup: 11/8/23

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                            • #15
                              6172crew
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                              • Oct 2005
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                              Originally posted by rorschach
                              On arf a while back I read about someone who was selling either an M16 or a Commando, that had been modified to semi-auto only, and was removed from the NFA registry. I'm guessing these receivers would be legal in California too, as M-16 and Colt Commando arent on the list. Neither is M4 for that matter.

                              By the same token, who would want to weld up a perfectly good sear pin hole, just to make a weapon semi-auto only?
                              I think they drill out the sear hole, at least that is how the LASD does the
                              SP1s that I saw in the safe room...what a bunch of junk those guys have to use. Im sure the deputies would spring for teh cost of a nice rifle if the Capt would sign off on it.
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