Saving up for this!

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The Thompson opening is 45k. My current girlfriend of 2 years family has one from ww2 class 3. They also have a Grand that her grandfather used in the battle of the bulge and some nice Lugers war prizes.

I told her that is we ended up getting hooked that those Guns will always have a place at our house.  It would be a honor to tell the story behind the gun and keep them for our children.

He did have a German mp43 but had to chuck it over bored. He said that their are more full autos at the bottom of the Hudson sound than anyone would think. The bummer was that they didn't check for weapons when they got off the boat ):

[lasersailor184]

Yup, I was right.  You're not buying an MP5 when you get the Hk94.  You're buying a standard 5.56 Hk94 that's been chambered to the 9mm.  It's not the same gun.

[Mr No Name]

Originally posted by Slash27
Give a name or a link if you can. Are these HK's or knock offs?

There is a Dealer in Augusta, GA his name is Joe Gaddini (not sure of spelling) He does custom work for FBI, police, etc... That was the price he quoted me ($775) on a barebones MP5 about 18 months ago.

Link to his products page... I don't see an MP5 listed but his other products/mods/prices look mighty good. Linky Unfortunately his guns are not listed, only accessories.

[devild0g]

That gun in first link look's alot like an F90 it is a 50 round magazine lightweight weapon, i think it is a machine gun or submacine gun but that thing in first link isn't a pistol or handgun. Trust me that has to be one of the deadliest infantry weapons in socom combined assault its a nasty little thing, you can shoot a guy as well as his buddy behind him and the guy behind him neat though, and yeah i am not surprised by the 1800 dollar price