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rickf wrote:I was really bad in history in high school but weren't the taxes quite high in the late 1700's early 1800's? I thought that was what was driving people to go west? I know inflation average between the late 1920's and now is only 7%! I found that out in Hemmings Motor News while perusing vehicles I am sorry I ever sold!
acudanut wrote:So when can we see your new M16a1 ? Man I would love to own one.
I do own a Early Colt SP1. !! They too are hard to find under 2K.
raymond wrote:acudanut wrote:So when can we see your new M16a1 ? Man I would love to own one.
I do own a Early Colt SP1. !! They too are hard to find under 2K.
Lot of SP1s are used as host guns for transferable auto sears. Personally, I think the SP1 is a better looking firearm than the 16A1, what with the slick side receiver, with no stiffening ribs, no shell deflector, no forward assist, and the hole in the bottom of the pistol grip as an alternative anchor for the sling. Add in an early duckbill or revised three prong flash hider and it is a cool looking firearm.
Not exactly sure when I can take possession of my M16A1.
Depends on how long the BATFE slow walks the application![]()
Stupid that this cannot be expedited when I have been checked out many, many times.
In addition to several CMP weapons, my CCW license, my name is or has been on other forms with the BATFE and other agencies ,including other class 3 weapons, a C and R FFL, liquor licenses, interstate hazmat receiver licenses, as well as business contact or registered agent for other business licenses. Most if not all preclude you from holding the permit/license if you are a felon.
rickf wrote:Just out of curiosity, why would you want a full auto weapon? Let alone pay that much for it.
acudanut wrote:20K to me is a rip off. I hope you did not pay anywhere near that amount for your M16a1.
Full auto is fun, just not practical in a firefight.
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