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Better yet, just get a fucking MP5 (if you could even afford it) and go try to sell it to some guy at a gun show so we wont have to see you for 20 years. Just tell the federal judge that what you did was legal. Not going to argue anymore with an idiot. Look the shit up. |
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I already cited the federal law governing private firearm transfers...class 3 or otherwise. I am not aware of any Federal law that further restricts class 3 weapons transfers between private parties. Since you seem to be aware of such a law, please cite it, thank you. |
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By Federal law, when Person A wants to sell a gun to Person B, there is almost nothing that has to be done. By law, Person A must not be under the suspicion that Person B is not legally allowed to own guns. So long as Person A has no reason to believe that Person B is not allowed to own guns, and they are of proper age, then the sale commences. That is 100% legal under Federal law. Some states, such as California, require background checks for private party transfers. Even though it is legal to sell your buddy a gun at his house by Federal law, it is illegal under California state law to do so -unless both the buyer and seller show up to a gun shop or other FFL and do the background check, paperwork, and waiting period." https://americanrifleman.wordpress.c...nd-other-laws/ So in Nevada (and a bunch of other States), the hypo I posted above works. |
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So an MP5 is not a gun...it's a machine gun. That's your argument? That's like saying a Chevy 4x4 is not a truck...it's a four wheel drive truck. LOL Anyhow: "I am not aware of any Federal law that further restricts class 3 weapons transfers between private parties. Since you seem to be aware of such a law, please cite it, thank you. " |
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An MP5 is a fully automatic weapon therefore it doesn't fall under any guidelines for private transfer regulations. Simply stated, you cannot legally transfer it without the other person going through the proper channels through the ATF. And from what I understand, you can't even have a low level misdemeanor on your record to be approved. Hopefully that clears it up and the back and forth can stop. |
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What a fucking moron. Seriously. Just give up. Like now. |
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The HK MP5 can be purchased in semi-auto config. |
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Heckler and Koch fans rejoice! H&K company has been listening to you. A Document received by TFB, dated a week ago, show that Heckler & Koch GmbH (Germany) applied to Germany?s Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) to sell a semi-automatic version of the famous H&K MP5K and H&K MP5SD on the civilian market. The application was approved by the Police with some caveats. The new guns are called the HK SP5k and HK SC5SD. Exclusive: H&K Semi-Automatic HK SP5k (MP5K) and HK SC5SD (MP5SD) - The Firearm Blog |
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Are you like Rochard, who believes that the M16 and AR15 are the same shit?
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No part. They are semi-auto version of the MP5 |
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"The HK SD Semi-Automatic Rifle is the full-time suppressed version of the MP5 submachine gun. It includes the SD-style forearm, retractable stock and integral compensator. The HK MP5 SD Semi-Automatic Rifle in .22 L.R. is manufactured exclusively by Walther under license from HK. It is the only genuine HK tactical rimfire replica available in the world. Caliber - .22 Long Rifle Mag Capacity - 25 rnds Weight w/out Mag - 5.9 lbs Overall Length - 26.8–33.8 in Barrel Length - 16.1 in Barrel Twist - 1 in 13-3/4 in Grooves - 6 Operation - Blowback Front Sight - Interchangeable Posts Rear Sight - Adjustable Wind & Elevation" Semi Auto Rifles for Sale - Buy Semi Auto Rifles at GunBroker.com |
Best case scenerio... take away the guns from the ones that want us to give up ours.
No more armed security for the parasitical elite. Let's see if they last more than 30 minutes. In Fact, the ONLY gun restriction should be on anybody and everybody that has ties to the federal government :2 cents: |
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Dude, I'm tapping out of this conversation. You just don't get it. Do you know what, "HK MP5 SD 22LR" stands for? It stands for .22 long rifle...it's a modified version -- A FUCKING REPLICA of an MP5. This is copied from the description YOU pasted: "It is the only genuine HK tactical rimfire replica available in the world. " -- and it's made by Walther, not HK. Jesus man, are you even reading this shit or just seeing the headline and copy/pasting it? |
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"The HK MP5 SD Semi-Automatic Rifle in .22 L.R. is manufactured exclusively by Walther under license from HK" So the HK MP5 SD is not an MP5, even though that is what the manufacturer calls it under license from HK? LOL ok |
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Oh, here's a gun dealer that is selling a semi-auto MP5...a firearm that allegedly does not exist LOL
https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/ima...ct/umerxhk.jpg https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/com....html?Itemid=0 |
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After modifications (most notably the relocation of the charging handle from under the carrying handle to the rear of the receiver), the redesigned rifle was adopted by the United States military as the M16 rifle. In 1963, Colt started selling the semi-automatic version of the M16 rifle as the Colt AR-15 for civilian use and the term has been used to refer to semiautomatic-only versions of the rifle since then. |
This argument over an mp5 can't possibly be real...
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It's a common tactic used to shift away from the fact that many States require no background check whatsoever for private party gun sales at gun shows. Instead of discussing that issue, they want to get into a pedantic argument as to firearm nomenclature...and they are often wrong about that too as evinced in this thread. |
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If it's the same, why do they call it something different? If something is a different version... it's not the same. Jesus... fuck... you guys make my fucking head hurt. It's like talking to a pigeon. |
Oh here's another hypo that would work at gun shows in Nevada and some other states:
Criminal: Gee I would love to buy that Sig Sauer P320 from you. But you are a licensed gun dealer right? And to buy from you I would need to go through a background check right? I don't want to do all that. Licensed gun dealer: Yes that is correct. But don't worry, if you don't want to go through a background check, you can still buy some of my guns that are in my "personal collection". These guns are not part of my business inventory, so you are not required to go through a background check to buy these guns right over here ...as long as I have no knowledge that you can't legally own guns (wink wink). |
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I'm not a gun dealer. But if I was, I could do what I just mentioned in the hypo. |
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And pretty damned expensive. |
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Ok it's perfectly fine for you to have that belief. I simply posted a hypothetical scenario, and the Nevada/Federal law governing that scenario. Nothing in the Nevada or Federal law prohibits that hypo from legally occurring. |
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Did you grow up thinking Pro Wings were really Reeboks, too? :helpme |
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"Another interesting angle to the ?gun show loophole? is the fact that some FFL dealers will sell their personal guns at the gun show, along with the guns of their business. The Federal Firearms License is a business license, and all guns acquired and sold by the FFL holder must be logged in and out of their ledger. This ledger must be exact and the FFL holder or business is subject at any time to random inspections by the ATF to ensure that their ledger is being correctly updated and kept up. At the gun show, a FFL dealer will have the guns of his business on display for sale -these guns are on his books and they are in his custody under his license as a FFL dealer. While he?s selling the guns of his business at the gun show, he may also sell his private collection on the side -acting as a private citizen. I?ve seen it several times where I was looking at a vender?s guns that he had for sale and when I was interested in buying it, he?d say ?well that gun is actually my own property, not on my books, and if you want that gun there is no background check because that is handled as a federal private party transfer. The rest of my guns are on my books and for those there of course is the paperwork and background check.? https://americanrifleman.wordpress.c...nd-other-laws/ |
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Hey you're the one that claimed there is no such thing as semi-auto MP5...even after numerous sources contradict your claim. |
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Yup, and here's a semi-automatic HK MP5 that you claim does not exist: https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/ima...t/umerxhk4.jpg https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/ima...t/umerxhk5.jpg https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/com....html?Itemid=0 |
Behold, the semi-automatic HK MP5 that allegedly does not exist according to Rob LOL
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Another thread I stopped reading as soon as I got to the plum colored annoying rambling. |
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