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Posted: 8/29/2014 8:00:23 PM EDT
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I'm wanting to venture into HK land specifically MP5's I want to start with this one linky to SBR, shoot and have fun with. Is it possible to buy a brand new semi auto HK in the same configuration as the one in the link above? Yes, an HK94 is what you seek but it will be double the price of the clone you have listed. |
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Posted: 8/29/2014 8:10:58 PM EDT
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Yes, an HK94 is what you seek but it will be double the price of the clone you have listed. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'm wanting to venture into HK land specifically MP5's I want to start with this one linky to SBR, shoot and have fun with. Is it possible to buy a brand new semi auto HK in the same configuration as the one in the link above? Yes, an HK94 is what you seek but it will be double the price of the clone you have listed. Thanks, I figured at least double the price for sure. How hard are HK94's to come buy? I have plenty of sources for SBR AR15's but I haven't ever noticed those for sale |
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Posted: 8/29/2014 11:52:13 PM EDT
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Thanks, I figured at least double the price for sure. How hard are HK94's to come buy? I have plenty of sources for SBR AR15's but I haven't ever noticed those for sale Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'm wanting to venture into HK land specifically MP5's I want to start with this one linky to SBR, shoot and have fun with. Is it possible to buy a brand new semi auto HK in the same configuration as the one in the link above? Yes, an HK94 is what you seek but it will be double the price of the clone you have listed. Thanks, I figured at least double the price for sure. How hard are HK94's to come buy? I have plenty of sources for SBR AR15's but I haven't ever noticed those for sale There's 4 of them on Gunbroker right now. Also, check out hkpro.net. They have a classfied section. |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 12:18:26 AM EDT
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You probably won't be able to find a new in box HK-94 since they were banned from import a long time ago and are now collectors items. If you do find one that someone has kept as a safe queen I'm sure they will want a lot for it. You can find some used HK-94's floating around for like $6K or so, but they are rare these days. You are much better off just buying a brand new clone of the HK94 for much less. Like the one you posted is only $2K, third of the price of a Hk-94. Of course if you want to SBR it I would recommend going with a pistol version, since all you would have to do is push out the rear pin to remove the end cap and replace with a buttstock. Removing a fake suppressor without messing up the 3 lug barrel is much more difficult.
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/9mm-pistol-detail.html?Itemid=0 Here's the real deal HK-94 starting bid at $5500 |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 8:04:24 AM EDT
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You probably won't be able to find a new in box HK-94 since they were banned from import a long time ago and are now collectors items. If you do find one that someone has kept as a safe queen I'm sure they will want a lot for it. You can find some used HK-94's floating around for like $6K or so, but they are rare these days. You are much better off just buying a brand new clone of the HK94 for much less. Like the one you posted is only $2K, third of the price of a Hk-94. Of course if you want to SBR it I would recommend going with a pistol version, since all you would have to do is push out the rear pin to remove the end cap and replace with a buttstock. Removing a fake suppressor without messing up the 3 lug barrel is much more difficult. http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/9mm-pistol-detail.html?Itemid=0 http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/aa-9mm-full-size-pistol-atlantic-arms-mfg-detail.html?Itemid=0 Here's the real deal HK-94 starting bid at $5500 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=437522192 Good info thanks! I didn't realize they were non importable now  . it figures, shit I want is like trying to chase the unicorn  The pistol makes since I see
Is getting a real deal parts kit and having it built up a viable option if I wanted to add a second higher quality mp5 to the safe as an extra? |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 10:20:18 AM EDT
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Good info thanks! I didn't realize they were non importable now . it figures, shit I want is like trying to chase the unicorn The pistol makes since I see
Is getting a real deal parts kit and having it built up a viable option if I wanted to add a second higher quality mp5 to the safe as an extra? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You probably won't be able to find a new in box HK-94 since they were banned from import a long time ago and are now collectors items. If you do find one that someone has kept as a safe queen I'm sure they will want a lot for it. You can find some used HK-94's floating around for like $6K or so, but they are rare these days. You are much better off just buying a brand new clone of the HK94 for much less. Like the one you posted is only $2K, third of the price of a Hk-94. Of course if you want to SBR it I would recommend going with a pistol version, since all you would have to do is push out the rear pin to remove the end cap and replace with a buttstock. Removing a fake suppressor without messing up the 3 lug barrel is much more difficult. http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/9mm-pistol-detail.html?Itemid=0 http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/aa-9mm-full-size-pistol-atlantic-arms-mfg-detail.html?Itemid=0 Here's the real deal HK-94 starting bid at $5500 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=437522192 Good info thanks! I didn't realize they were non importable now . it figures, shit I want is like trying to chase the unicorn The pistol makes since I see
Is getting a real deal parts kit and having it built up a viable option if I wanted to add a second higher quality mp5 to the safe as an extra? A real deal parts kit is usually as much as a working clone. And then you would still need to send it to an HK smith to build it on a Paki, Turkish or US receiver anyway. The end result would be an all German parts gun internally on a non genuine HK receiver. That's great until you SBR it and have to comply with 922r and need several of the German parts swapped with US parts. HK and easy don't go together, neither does HK and cheap. But the best most economical way is to buy a higher quality clone and replace ejectors and extractors with HK parts if needed. Any HK smith worth sending it to will be expensive. I had a real deal SP89 that Ralph at RDTS re barreled, re stamped, added paddle and refinished and it was close to a grand and that was for one that was intact. |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 10:39:43 AM EDT
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A real deal parts kit is usually as much as a working clone. And then you would still need to send it to an HK smith to build it on a Paki, Turkish or US receiver anyway. The end result would be an all German parts gun internally on a non genuine HK receiver. That's great until you SBR it and have to comply with 922r and need several of the German parts swapped with US parts. HK and easy don't go together, neither does HK and cheap. But the best most economical way is to buy a higher quality clone and replace ejectors and extractors with HK parts if needed. Any HK smith worth sending it to will be expensive. I had a real deal SP89 that Ralph at RDTS re barreled, re stamped, added paddle and refinished and it was close to a grand and that was for one that was intact. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You probably won't be able to find a new in box HK-94 since they were banned from import a long time ago and are now collectors items. If you do find one that someone has kept as a safe queen I'm sure they will want a lot for it. You can find some used HK-94's floating around for like $6K or so, but they are rare these days. You are much better off just buying a brand new clone of the HK94 for much less. Like the one you posted is only $2K, third of the price of a Hk-94. Of course if you want to SBR it I would recommend going with a pistol version, since all you would have to do is push out the rear pin to remove the end cap and replace with a buttstock. Removing a fake suppressor without messing up the 3 lug barrel is much more difficult. http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/9mm-pistol-detail.html?Itemid=0 http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/aa-9mm-full-size-pistol-atlantic-arms-mfg-detail.html?Itemid=0 Here's the real deal HK-94 starting bid at $5500 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=437522192 Good info thanks! I didn't realize they were non importable now . it figures, shit I want is like trying to chase the unicorn The pistol makes since I see
Is getting a real deal parts kit and having it built up a viable option if I wanted to add a second higher quality mp5 to the safe as an extra? A real deal parts kit is usually as much as a working clone. And then you would still need to send it to an HK smith to build it on a Paki, Turkish or US receiver anyway. The end result would be an all German parts gun internally on a non genuine HK receiver. That's great until you SBR it and have to comply with 922r and need several of the German parts swapped with US parts. HK and easy don't go together, neither does HK and cheap. But the best most economical way is to buy a higher quality clone and replace ejectors and extractors with HK parts if needed. Any HK smith worth sending it to will be expensive. I had a real deal SP89 that Ralph at RDTS re barreled, re stamped, added paddle and refinished and it was close to a grand and that was for one that was intact. I can stomach the cost to get exactly what I want, I have a safe full of NFA already so im no stranger to the top ramen diet 
I would for sure SBR it so how many parts would need to be changed for 922r? |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 11:02:34 AM EDT
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I can stomach the cost to get exactly what I want, I have a safe full of NFA already so im no stranger to the top ramen diet
I would for sure SBR it so how many parts would need to be changed for 922r? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You probably won't be able to find a new in box HK-94 since they were banned from import a long time ago and are now collectors items. If you do find one that someone has kept as a safe queen I'm sure they will want a lot for it. You can find some used HK-94's floating around for like $6K or so, but they are rare these days. You are much better off just buying a brand new clone of the HK94 for much less. Like the one you posted is only $2K, third of the price of a Hk-94. Of course if you want to SBR it I would recommend going with a pistol version, since all you would have to do is push out the rear pin to remove the end cap and replace with a buttstock. Removing a fake suppressor without messing up the 3 lug barrel is much more difficult. http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/9mm-pistol-detail.html?Itemid=0 http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/aa-9mm-full-size-pistol-atlantic-arms-mfg-detail.html?Itemid=0 Here's the real deal HK-94 starting bid at $5500 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=437522192 Good info thanks! I didn't realize they were non importable now . it figures, shit I want is like trying to chase the unicorn The pistol makes since I see
Is getting a real deal parts kit and having it built up a viable option if I wanted to add a second higher quality mp5 to the safe as an extra? A real deal parts kit is usually as much as a working clone. And then you would still need to send it to an HK smith to build it on a Paki, Turkish or US receiver anyway. The end result would be an all German parts gun internally on a non genuine HK receiver. That's great until you SBR it and have to comply with 922r and need several of the German parts swapped with US parts. HK and easy don't go together, neither does HK and cheap. But the best most economical way is to buy a higher quality clone and replace ejectors and extractors with HK parts if needed. Any HK smith worth sending it to will be expensive. I had a real deal SP89 that Ralph at RDTS re barreled, re stamped, added paddle and refinished and it was close to a grand and that was for one that was intact. I can stomach the cost to get exactly what I want, I have a safe full of NFA already so im no stranger to the top ramen diet
I would for sure SBR it so how many parts would need to be changed for 922r? Here is a link to a compliance calculator..... Some here still argue that 922 does not apply to an SBR so you will get different opinions. http://jobson.us/922r/ |
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Posted: 8/30/2014 8:29:27 PM EDT
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HK German Parts MP5, I think it's six parts. So receiver one, cocking handle two, sear three, hammer four, trigger five and then either stock, magazine or barrel for number six and you'll meet the qualification.
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Posted: 8/31/2014 7:41:16 AM EDT
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HK German Parts MP5, I think it's six parts. So receiver one, cocking handle two, sear three, hammer four, trigger five and then either stock, magazine or barrel for number six and you'll meet the qualification. Doesn't the mag count as 3 parts? |
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Posted: 9/1/2014 4:19:20 PM EDT
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I have heard 3 as well for the mag. The new US made mags from D J Getz might count 4 or 5 as they are all US made components from his
description of them. Asked him about the count for 922r compliance but never got a response. |
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Posted: 9/1/2014 6:24:15 PM EDT
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A US mag counts as 3 parts. The forend is an easy swap too. DJGetz has a sale in his dealer section on hkpro.
Partshttp://www.hkparts.net/shop/pc/MP5-US-Compliant-Parts-922r-c235.htm count |
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