#Firing a open mac 10 9mm full#

That’s all just such a ridiculous hassle. If something happens to it, if it breaks, no more machine gun. On the other hand, if you buy a complete machine gun the receiver is what is registered. But the upside is that you can buy a cheap AK or AR and shoot it until its dead, then buy another one and put the part in it, taa daa, new machine gun, perfectly legal. That part is considered the “machine gun”, and that is what is registered. become fully automatic, like a drop in auto sear for example. You can also buy certain parts that will make your AK or AR etc. Or you can get a really “cheap”, Mac 10 or 11 for around “only” $8,000. There are “cheaper” alternatives, like an Uzi with all the fixins’ for around $15,000.

#Firing a open mac 10 9mm full#

For example, a full auto AK47 or M16 runs around $25,000-30,000 dollars! On the occasion that someone does put one up for sell they are exorbitantly expensive. Maybe somewhere around 100,000 and someone already owns them. The reasons being are that first off, there just aren’t very many of them. Because of that law, although it IS legal to own full autos here, it is still very difficult to get them. We can only buy those manufactured before 1986(?). The catch is that we can’t buy any NEW ones. Private Citizens in the United States CAN buy and privately own fully automatic weapons. There are certain licenses you can get to become a gun maker that can make NFA weapons, but they can only be sold to military and law enforcement. However, converting the fully automatic blank firing gun to live fire would be illegal for the average citizen. In my state, in my country, converting the SEMI AUTOMATIC blank gun to fire live ammunition would be perfectly legal. This blank gun is VERY easily converted to fire live ammunition. The blank firing gun is made from steel, just like a real gun. Makers like Taurus, who makes a model LOM-13, 9mm P.A.K caliber revolver based on their model 905 revolver. Some of these blank gun manufacturers also manufacture real firearms as well. There are about 18 different manufacturers of blank firing guns, 20 models of which are convertible. But for me, I prefer the semi and full auto versions. There are also revolver versions for those of you that are into revolvers. Just in case you don’t know, “P.A.K” stands for “pistole automatik knall”, which is German for “automatic blank pistol”.

P.A.K blank firing guns have the look, weight, feel, and sound of a real gun, but without the projectile (unless you want them to, i.e. Unfortunately though, many people never get to know the joy and thrill of firing a loud, powerful, firearm.įrom the biggest, baddest, handgun, to the most elegant and beautifully engraved hunting rifle or even just a boring ol’ “black rifle” (AKA the AR15), firearms come in all shapes and sizes (and calibers).