Zenithnadir

Did you have to modify these TSMG main springs to work in a grease gun and is there a change to the cyclic rate?

Other than for aesthetic reasons, would you want to? Fewer parts equals increased reliability.

My associates and I use Steelman Anti-Seize type 13 thread treatment instead of oil on muzzle threads and the front and back threads on our suppressors. This thread lubricant was designed for easy assembly and disassembly use on exhaust manifold sensors and is rated to resist temperatures +2000F. Frozen endcaps and cans that won't unscrew are a thing of the past since we started using this formula of anti-seize.

Insane price for the upper half of a rifle without a BCG or charging handle. My first SP1 rifle cost $425 in 1983 and I could've got it for less if I had shopped around a bit more.

Perhaps, but just like Obama, Biden or Harris has a pen and a phone. You are familiar with an Executive Order? Don't think the left will ever play fair, that's just not their style.

To convert a PPSh-41 to 9mm. you will need a magazine well adaptor to accept MP38/40 magazines, and, of course a Papasha 9mm, barrel. I.O. used to sell these conversion kits. They are not drop in no brainers.. Due to the variances in PPSh magwell tolerances, some fitting may be needed. The replacement 9mm. barrel also has to have a groove machined/ filed/ Dremeled in it to match the takedown pin and orient the feed ramp at 06:00.That's all that is needed. The Wehrmacht converted many captured 41's on the Eastern front in this manner. Years ago, I converted a Chinese Type 50 to fire 9mm. with an I.O. kit and it was a much more pleasant SMG to fire in 9mm.I still have a spare conversion kit if you are interested, but the only downside to this conversion is that MP40 magazines are rather pricey these days. http://www.ppsh41.com/ppsh2.html

IMHO a rebuild. Nicely put together but not original.

I remember back in 1994 buying an Eagle Arms lower receiver for the princely sum of $250 to build another AR15. At the time I was told by many people in the business that this is the end, get them while you can. Here we go again, history repeating itself.

Never can own enough mags, how's about a break on quantity? Make me an offer that I can't refuse.

I have three that I could sell. They're marked bte 41, bte42, 98e 41. Two are Ex, one in VG condition. Drop me a line and we'll talk.

Interesting mount, I've been thinking about mounting a red dot on mine without damaging the tube for a few years now. So, are you still planning on producing a few and selling them anytime soon?

I have one if you are still interested, drop me a line, make me an offer I can't refuse.

Edo, if you can locate a copy of Silencers for Hand Firearms by Siegfried F Hueber, Paladin Press, there is a Bell Labs schematic on page 48; or I could send you a copy of said page if you furnish an address. MR

I agree with Chief, these numbers are vastly inflated. If my memory is correct there were only about 220,00 transferable items in 1986 and every year many are lost through attrition.

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