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Posted: 10/28/2020 3:23:43 PM EDT
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Just got a call from one of our customers that I have talked to many times about firearms. Well he is selling off a portion of his NFA collection. One of those items is an M50 Reising. His is blued with the cutts compensator. He has about 10 magazines 12s, 20s and a single 30. It also has a full parts kit sans reciever. He basically told me to make an offer and "be careful because he might take it". My best offer would be about $6500 which to me is too low for what he is offering. If it were just the rifle and one mag it would be fair. Not sure if I want to Fo or not. I've wanted a Reising for a long while but I am so close to being debt free. |
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Have you seen proof of it running? Buddy just bought a reising came with 1 mag and guaranteed to run by the seller & smith who had tuned it up for Mags run from $125-175 each. Did hear that the guy who bought the Kristy mags is starting production again. Mags will be $100 each new. |
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Quoted: At 6500 I think it’s a pretty decent deal especially with 10 mags and the parts kit. @swampfoxoutdoors do you have a link to the new Christy mags? Think it’s keystone arms. The makers of the cricket rifle. Could be wrong. I will have to double check with my buddy. |
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Quoted: Haven’t seen that. Share a link if possible. Adapter for UZI mags to work in the Reising. |
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I'm not really sure why this is a thing when 16rnd Uzi mags run 100-150/ea and the ProMags suck. |
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Quoted: I'm not really sure why this is a thing when 16rnd Uzi mags run 100-150/ea and the ProMags suck. Quoted: I'm not really sure why this is a thing when 16rnd Uzi mags run 100-150/ea and the ProMags suck. Because the 22-round Promags are $35, and actually work very well.  Reising Mag adapter |
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Quoted: Because the 22-round Promags are $35, and actually work very well.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bXgT8GBbV8That’s great. On a side note, I wonder if the b&t apc45 mag could be made to work. |
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Quoted: Because the 22-round Promags are $35, and actually work very well. I disagree with this statement strongly, I've tried many of the Uzi 45 Promags and have had nothing but problems. Out of the 20+ 16rnd IMI mags I own, I've never had an issue in the same MG. |
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Quoted: I disagree with this statement strongly, I've tried many of the Uzi 45 Promags and have had nothing but problems. Out of the 20+ 16rnd IMI mags I own, I've never had an issue in the same MG. Quoted: Quoted: Because the 22-round Promags are $35, and actually work very well. I disagree with this statement strongly, I've tried many of the Uzi 45 Promags and have had nothing but problems. Out of the 20+ 16rnd IMI mags I own, I've never had an issue in the same MG. Interesting. They work well in both my Group Uzi and now in the Reising. And yes, the IMI mags work great as well, as expected. |
| Looking online at Reisings that sold. Seems most went for right around $6k with a mag or two most were military marked and parked. One went for $8500 with a bunch of accessories, mags and a 50 round drum. I also saw a few that were in the $7500 range that were not selling. |
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Quoted: Looking online at Reisings that sold. Seems most went for right around $6k with a mag or two most were military marked and parked. One went for $8500 with a bunch of accessories, mags and a 50 round drum. I also saw a few that were in the $7500 range that were not selling. Guy on uzitalk has one for sale. Think he is around $6k with no bites and had it posted for a while. |
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