Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 10:29 am
Any proper handguns and anything/everything thats automatic (till the novelty wears off anyway) 
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What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatsoeve?
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Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 10:38 am
HK MP7 & 416.
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 10:56 am
DShK and a container of 12.7x108 
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 11:00 am
A Lewis Gun and a .455 mark VI Webley service revolver.
(although to a certain extent I already have both but they are a gas firing replica and deactivated example respectively)
I'm told the Full Auto novelty wears off when you get the ammunition bill!
(although to a certain extent I already have both but they are a gas firing replica and deactivated example respectively)
I'm told the Full Auto novelty wears off when you get the ammunition bill!
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 11:39 am
ONLY what was robbed from me by the new useless laws brought in by inept politicians:
M1 Carbine
AR15A2
Colt Gold Cup Mk4 Ser 70
Colt Python 6" blued
Colt New Service .455 (NOT lost/stolen as such, as the one I own is is on a mate's S.7 at present)
Walther P38 - postwar commercial
S&W M41 target pistol 7 3/8"
Quite fancy a Garand & an SVT 40 = though a Swede AG42 Ljungman would take some beating!
Smaller - a cheap to feed kp31, a semi conversion would be ok
Handguns - worked for Browning but never got around to owning a BHP - so the Competition/Practical two-tone model would be good & I recently handled some Swiss Lugers = never had an itch for a P08 until I saw the build quality of those versions
Basically, anything that the 1968 Firearms Act says is ok but the post-68 Amendments decided were evil personified.
BUT lives MUST be saved, NOTHING to do with population control or votes....why else would they bring in such post-68 bans?
Anyway, nipping out to buy some booze & fags for a neighbour, deliver the deep fried pizza & blue pop for the school canteen, then finally call into the local hospital to see if Mrs.A still needs bleach.
M1 Carbine
AR15A2
Colt Gold Cup Mk4 Ser 70
Colt Python 6" blued
Colt New Service .455 (NOT lost/stolen as such, as the one I own is is on a mate's S.7 at present)
Walther P38 - postwar commercial
S&W M41 target pistol 7 3/8"
Quite fancy a Garand & an SVT 40 = though a Swede AG42 Ljungman would take some beating!
Smaller - a cheap to feed kp31, a semi conversion would be ok
Handguns - worked for Browning but never got around to owning a BHP - so the Competition/Practical two-tone model would be good & I recently handled some Swiss Lugers = never had an itch for a P08 until I saw the build quality of those versions
Basically, anything that the 1968 Firearms Act says is ok but the post-68 Amendments decided were evil personified.
BUT lives MUST be saved, NOTHING to do with population control or votes....why else would they bring in such post-68 bans?
Anyway, nipping out to buy some booze & fags for a neighbour, deliver the deep fried pizza & blue pop for the school canteen, then finally call into the local hospital to see if Mrs.A still needs bleach.
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 12:38 pm
MP 38, MP 40, Thompson 1928A1, Sterling, BREN gun, MG42. I think that about covers it.
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 12:50 pm
Thankfully her madge paid me to shoot all sorts over the years, so I have no hankerings really.
I guess a nice LMT semi automatic with en Elcan 1-6x DR would sit nicley. Dunno what the mob call the sharpshooters rifle now but they seem to go well.
Nothing too exotic that I cannot afford to feed or have problems finding somewhere to use....wouldn't mind my old 436 on the drive but that's doable without an FAC
I guess a nice LMT semi automatic with en Elcan 1-6x DR would sit nicley. Dunno what the mob call the sharpshooters rifle now but they seem to go well.
Nothing too exotic that I cannot afford to feed or have problems finding somewhere to use....wouldn't mind my old 436 on the drive but that's doable without an FAC
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 1:06 pm
I think a Gyrojet with an unlimted supply of ammunition would be pretty neat - both the rifle and pistol versions.
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 1:10 pm
Colt 1911 A1 .45ACP
Kimber 1911 .45ACP
Infinity 1911 .40
STI 2011 .40
CZ Czechmate 9mm (major) x2 Raceguns are always fussy
Sig Sauer X-Series 9mm (major) just because they're soooo pretty
CZ SP01 Shadow 9mm
S&W JM 625 .45ACP
S&W 686 .357
S&W 500
Winchester Trench gun
Thompson
Sten gun
Ingram
MP5
AR15
AK47
Kimber 1911 .45ACP
Infinity 1911 .40
STI 2011 .40
CZ Czechmate 9mm (major) x2 Raceguns are always fussy
Sig Sauer X-Series 9mm (major) just because they're soooo pretty
CZ SP01 Shadow 9mm
S&W JM 625 .45ACP
S&W 686 .357
S&W 500
Winchester Trench gun
Thompson
Sten gun
Ingram
MP5
AR15
AK47
Re: What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatso
Posted: Tue May 03, 2016 2:11 pm
Luger artillery
Mauser Broomhandle
1911
Webley .455 caliber MK VI
Twin AA mounted Lewis Guns
FG42 Type I
StG 44
StG 45(M)
MG15
Sten Gun
MP38
MP40
Twin AA mounted MG34's
MG42
Bren Gun
Sig p226
P90
MP5
DSR 1
Desert Tech MDR
Kriss Vector
EDM Windrunner M96
Schwerer Gustav rail gun
Mauser Broomhandle
1911
Webley .455 caliber MK VI
Twin AA mounted Lewis Guns
FG42 Type I
StG 44
StG 45(M)
MG15
Sten Gun
MP38
MP40
Twin AA mounted MG34's
MG42
Bren Gun
Sig p226
P90
MP5
DSR 1
Desert Tech MDR
Kriss Vector
EDM Windrunner M96
Schwerer Gustav rail gun