Rekraps

Great points all. The S&W shoots well with 115, 124 and 147's. I hand fitted my suomi mags, (going slow on the removal of metal) until they just fit. If you're having feed issues, then as the boys above say, most likely its damaged lips leading to feed angle issues. There are plenty of NOS suomi mags available. Just buy some and do your own work.

Well, the .45ACP is naturally subsonic, so all you need is some type of mount for whatever can you buy. To me, most cans work about as well as any other, but I'd get a dedicated .45 can (not multi-caliber). That being said, TSMG is not really a good host for add-ons, and I'd be wiling to bet it's more work than it's worth. I just bought a M3 and that is easy to work with.

Really nice stuff you guys!

Dealer Sample Restriction.... another gun to hit the market that may or may not be really transferrable. Great post thoough!

Thanks!

Ya, just seemed a bit odd.

The stock repair looks very well done! I'm jealous that you guys can buy these guns!

Well we have part of the picture, as I posted a SA document stating that 470 SA M1A's were factory select manufactured. No telling how many Gov't M14's and SEI guns there are. I always wanted a SAR-48 and did not know they even existed in select fire. Wow.

Danke.

I was going to let this go, but something ain't quite right about Perazzi12ga. I PM him.... crickets. I smell something fishy.

My bet is that you will get all kinds of insights on sight heights from those who can site sight heights.

Sounds about right. Mine had a bit more of the upper receiver, but otherwise appeared identical.

UGH. I was just in the basement yesterday loading a few PPSH mags with my new commercial S&B. I almost always shoot Milsurp stuff (dirty or not, it works great) but was going to test the S&B (I have 1,500 rounds of it) to see how it functions. Once I shoot, I'll post my experience.

Which brings up a good question. I rarely see select fire FAL's for sale. Any idea of how many there might be, and what country origin most of them are?

Really good information. I have quite a "semi" collection of military type guns and rue the day I sold my HK51. I bought it from Vollmer years ago and let it go for some reason. That gun you have is quite a keeper.