Expats NFA picture & discussion thread!

[bigbossman]

Something Korean war era. M2 carbine:

Oooh..... say I wanted one - what's the buy-in? I already have a couple cases of ammo.

[EBR Works]

Oooh..... say I wanted one - what's the buy-in? I already have a couple cases of ammo.

A few transferrable M2 guns on GunBroker now. Not ours:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/904248328

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/903364192

[sigstroker]

A few transferrable M2 guns on GunBroker now. Not ours:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/904248328

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/903364192

PLUS 200 bucks and transfer fees, lol.

If you just want a machine gun a MAC is about half the cost, and from there you can get 5.56 uppers or 9mm uppers that take drums, etc.

[EBR Works]

PLUS 200 bucks and transfer fees, lol.

If you just want a machine gun a MAC is about half the cost, and from there you can get 5.56 uppers or 9mm uppers that take drums, etc.

Yep, cheaper at about $7k to $10k for a transferrable. We have two M11/9 guns, both post dealer samples, so 1/10th the cost to obtain. One has a Lage slow-fire upper on it and is great for sub-gun competition here in AZ. The other is all original and is just a bullet hose, unergonomic, inaccurate and dangerous as originally configured to someone not familiar with the gun. They are interesting in their own way, but not M2 interesting.


Lage upper:


Original, notice the crappy stock partially folding during fire:

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[sigstroker]

Yep, cheaper at about $7k to $10k for a transferrable. We have two M11/9 guns, both post dealer samples, so 1/10th the cost to obtain. One has a Lage slow-fire upper on it and is great for sub-gun competition here in AZ. The other is all original and is just a bullet hose, unergonomic, inaccurate and dangerous as originally configured to someone not familiar with the gun. They are interesting in their own way, but not M2 interesting.

I guess, but the MAC is more modular and flexible. Works well with modern optics, etc.

Full disclosure, I have shot M1 carbines, but not an M2. And I have a friend with a MAC that I've burned thousands of rounds through.

[EBR Works]

I guess, but the MAC is more modular and flexible. Works well with modern optics, etc.

Full disclosure, I have shot M1 carbines, but not an M2. And I have a friend with a MAC that I've burned thousands of rounds through.

Yes, very flexible!

Richard Lage using the M-11/9 with MAX-31 mk2 upper in competition:

[EBR Works]

Silencerco Maxim 9 with auto sear:





You ask why?

Because we can.
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[sigstroker]

They say those are very quiet. True?

[joefrank64k]

Silencerco Maxim 9 with auto sear:





You ask why?

Because we can.
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OK...that's neat.

[EBR Works]

They say those are very quiet. True?

Compared to a dedicated can like a Osprey or Octane, not as quiet. The Maxim has a truly awful factory trigger as well. We tried an aftermarket solution that resulted in light strikes with all 3 springs provided. Would be nice if there was an aftermarket stock solution, but no. I think Silencerco discontinued it.
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[EBR Works]

Open bolt 10/22. Started as a Ruger Charger takedown pistol. Cyclic rate is about 1800 RPM. Recoil is a firm push since it's punching out about 900 grains of lead in one second:




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[Mac Attack]

NICE! I had a chance shoot a Norrel conversion 10/22 and it was a blast to shoot. With a drum magazine it took less than 2 seconds to dump the entire drum. My next NFA purchase will be a machinegun

[EBR Works]

A little hot action with an ugly Russian girl

Initial test fire before finishing blue.

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[EBR Works]

So, no love for the PPSh-41. A tough audience..

[CBR_rider]

So, no love for the PPSh-41. A tough audience..