NFA Picture Thread

grimnar15 · Jun 8, 2020

Wayne1one said:
They're on the roster, look under; CZECH SMALL ARMS (CSA) (VZ.58 SPORTER 5.56X45 mm, 7.62X39mm)

Aren't those Czechpoint USA though? I was going to buy one (assuming here that you meant pistol roster).

Wayne1one · Jun 9, 2020

grimnar15 said:
Aren't those Czechpoint USA though? I was going to buy one (assuming here that you meant pistol roster).

Yes, I was referring to the Czechpoint USA pistol. It is on the pistol roster as indicated in my other post.

grimnar15 · Jun 11, 2020

calicojack said:
My 14.5" light weight barrel

Oh the good old days.

teratos · Jun 14, 2020

Built a lighter weight upper, which I plan to use with the Evolution Weapons Systems bufferless BCG

https://www.evolutionweaponsystems.com/

I will probably put a Lage 3 degree canted L folding stock on it.

https://www.max-11.com/MPX Stocks.html

Here’s the current configuration. Love the BCM slim handguard. The BA barrel shoots great, too.

teratos · Jun 14, 2020

My go-to.

Colt 6920. Colt 14.5” barrel, AAC 762-SDN-6, ACOG.

Banging 2” steel at 200 yards no problem.

Occam · Jun 14, 2020

Those are pretty. They remind me of the sorts of weapons my wife would use on me if I were to get a greasy AR anywhere near the nice upholstery. Talk about living dangerously!

teratos · Jun 14, 2020

Occam said:
Those are pretty. They remind me of the sorts of weapons my wife would use on me if I were to get a greasy AR anywhere near the nice upholstery. Talk about living dangerously!

LOL. She JUST walked in and yelled at me.

rsideout · Jun 14, 2020

teratos said:
My go-to.

Colt 6920. Colt 14.5” barrel, AAC 762-SDN-6, ACOG.

Banging 2” steel at 200 yards no problem.

Looks great. And nice to see no skimping on the optics! They certainly help with older eyes.

teratos · Jun 14, 2020

rsideout said:
Looks great. And nice to see no skimping on the optics! They certainly help with older eyes.

Yessir. My eyes are, indeed, getting older. No problems with the ACOG. I do need practice with it for CQB.

rsideout · Jun 14, 2020

teratos said:
Yessir. My eyes are, indeed, getting older. No problems with the ACOG. I do need practice with it for CQB.

Yep. I've got an ACOG on one of my M16 uppers. Great optic. :thumbsup:

babalou · Jun 14, 2020

haha

rsideout said:
Yep. I've got an ACOG on one of my M16 uppers. Great optic.

yeah no braille optics

babalou · Jun 14, 2020

Finally

Got my switchback 22 and omega 300 out of jail a little while ago. I will put the switchback on my m&p 15/22. I already reversed the outer part for optimal rifle setup. Supposedly 107db. The Omega will go on an AR pistol eventually.

calicojack · Jun 16, 2020

babalou said:
Got my switchback 22 and omega 300 out of jail a little while ago. I will put the switchback on my m&p 15/22. I already reversed the outer part for optimal rifle setup. Supposedly 107db. The Omega will go on an AR pistol eventually.

BossmanPJ · Jun 28, 2020

My Q El Camino on the new Taurus TX-22. Love this pistol and can.

So far the Taurus has been 100% reliable in about 500 rounds. Mostly Winchester 333 and Aguila subsonic. Watch the reviews of 22 Plinkster and MAC.

Hoons · Jun 29, 2020

How many months did it take for approval? I'm trying to get a feel for when I'll get my can

BossmanPJ · Jun 29, 2020

Hoons said:
How many months did it take for approval? I'm trying to get a feel for when I'll get my can

I was 11 months start to finish.

rsideout · Jul 10, 2020

Here's something that you don't see very of often. A transferrable Mauser Model 712 machine pistol. 7.63 mm. Basically a select fire C96 broomhandle Mauser. Dealer samples are not too hard to find, but transferrables are VERY rare. This transferred to me as a C&R. The stock/holster is an original, stamped by the Mauser factory. It uses 10 & 20 rd mags. Also includes all of the original leather straps. Fires at about 900 RPM. The gun has a very interesting history. It was taken from a Mexican national hit man in 1961 by a Texas Sheriff. That Sheriff arrested the hit man and later registered the gun into the NFA Registry with the help of a local ATF Agent. I have the signed and notarized affidavits from both of them on the provenance of the gun.

Jed195 · Jul 10, 2020

That is awesome! The story alone is badass. Watched a guy shoot one of those at a MG demo at a gun show in Havre De Grace years ago. He had a jam and in clearing the jam, got the web of his left hand stuck in the action. Bled all over the range!

calicojack · Jul 10, 2020

More info on the Mauser Model 712 https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/71/3515/mauser-model-712-1932-schnellfeuer-machine-pistol

Bob A · Jul 11, 2020

rsideout said:
Here's something that you don't see very of often. A transferrable Mauser Model 712 machine pistol. 7.63 mm. Basically a select fire C96 broomhandle Mauser. Dealer samples are not too hard to find, but transferrables are VERY rare. This transferred to me as a C&R. The stock/holster is an original, stamped by the Mauser factory. It uses 10 & 20 rd mags. Also includes all of the original leather straps. Fires at about 900 RPM. The gun has a very interesting history. It was taken from a Mexican national hit man in 1961 by a Texas Sheriff. That Sheriff arrested the hit man and later registered the gun into the NFA Registry with the help of a local ATF Agent. I have the signed and notarized affidavits from both of them on the provenance of the gun.

Beyond cool, this trends toward Absolute Zero!

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