Posted: 5/14/2009 6:58:22 PM EDT
Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time 
Sometimes work is fun 
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What is that in the top of pic 1, and the last pic? Calico. http://www.calicolightweaponsystems.com I have a buddy with .22 and 9mm versions. |
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What is that in the top of pic 1, and the last pic? |
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Cool! Any photos of "out back". I didn't get any out back pics because we were to busy having fun. When he brings the m16 I hope to make a video (full auto  )
I will also say I think the Calico is a interesting gun but it's also a piece of junk and nobody wanted to pony up the 100 rounds of 9mm to fill the thing. |
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Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time
Not smart at all unless the weapons are registered to a corporation or trust that has them both eligible to possess the weapon. |
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Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time
Not smart at all unless the weapons are registered to a corporation or trust that has them both eligible to possess the weapon. Was wondering about this as well... Fun stuff in the pics 
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Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time
Not smart at all unless the weapons are registered to a corporation or trust that has them both eligible to possess the weapon. They are, and he also told me the m16 currently is semi auto only. |
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I do all the mechanical work in the shop and some autobody when I do not have tech work. If anyone cares the yellow car in the background is a 67 Vette we are restoring.  The 67 Vette is tits man! I saw a yellow 67 doing burn outs near my house..It was fantastic..i really wish I got some pics/video. Whats left to restore?? 
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Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time
Not smart at all unless the weapons are registered to a corporation or trust that has them both eligible to possess the weapon. They are, and he also told me the m16 currently is semi auto only. Just so he knows, "currently" doesn't mean shit. If it's registered as a machine gun with the ATF (or if it's even been fired full auto for that matter) it IS a machine gun always. You can't convert it back and loan it to your buddy. p.s. If it's not registered, I'd stop throwing around terms like M-16. 
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Nice tommy gun! None of those are a thompson. Halfway down the page http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=872513 |
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I do all the mechanical work in the shop and some autobody when I do not have tech work. If anyone cares the yellow car in the background is a 67 Vette we are restoring. The 67 Vette is tits man! I saw a yellow 67 doing burn outs near my house..It was fantastic..i really wish I got some pics/video. Whats left to restore?? Just a whole lot of reassembly. |
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Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time
Not smart at all unless the weapons are registered to a corporation or trust that has them both eligible to possess the weapon. They are, and he also told me the m16 currently is semi auto only. Just so he knows, "currently" doesn't mean shit. They can both legally have the m16, he just informed me that it's currently semi only when I said I want to shoot it full auto. |
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Nope, Calico 9mm |
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Cool! Any photos of "out back". I didn't get any out back pics because we were to busy having fun. When he brings the m16 I hope to make a video (full auto )
I will also say I think the Calico is a interesting gun but it's also a piece of junk and nobody wanted to pony up the 100 rounds of 9mm to fill the thing. Piece of junk? Mine runs. 
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Cool! Any photos of "out back". I didn't get any out back pics because we were to busy having fun. When he brings the m16 I hope to make a video (full auto )
I will also say I think the Calico is a interesting gun but it's also a piece of junk and nobody wanted to pony up the 100 rounds of 9mm to fill the thing. Piece of junk? Mine runs. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/Hydrashock/DSCN0877.jpg +1, I love mine. It's a little rough around the edges, not SHTF durable, but a unique firearm that works well and is a lot of fun. Plus its roller delayed action makes it much easier to shoot than the cheap blowback carbines like Sub 2Ks, Storms, etc... BTW, if you can't afford 100 rds of 9mm, maybe you shouldn't buy a 9mm carbine 
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Yesterday a friend stopped by the shop with some toys so we all went out back and popped a few rounds. I wanted him to bring his M16 but he said his son had it at the time
Not smart at all unless the weapons are registered to a corporation or trust that has them both eligible to possess the weapon. They are, and he also told me the m16 currently is semi auto only. Just so he knows, "currently" doesn't mean shit. They can both legally have the m16, he just informed me that it's currently semi only when I said I want to shoot it full auto. Sweet. Except for you.
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Cool! Any photos of "out back". I didn't get any out back pics because we were to busy having fun. When he brings the m16 I hope to make a video (full auto )
I will also say I think the Calico is a interesting gun but it's also a piece of junk and nobody wanted to pony up the 100 rounds of 9mm to fill the thing. Piece of junk? Mine runs. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/Hydrashock/DSCN0877.jpg +1, I love mine. It's a little rough around the edges, not SHTF durable, but a unique firearm that works well and is a lot of fun. Plus its roller delayed action makes it much easier to shoot than the cheap blowback carbines like Sub 2Ks, Storms, etc... BTW, if you can't afford 100 rds of 9mm, maybe you shouldn't buy a 9mm carbine The owner of the gun told me it was a piece of junk so I'm just going off of what he said, and I don't own a 9mm. |