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Posted: 9/14/2005 2:06:27 PM EDT
And i dsont mean a return of whats been taken!!
Im thinking of actual products / rifles / calibres etc etc etc, Personally, id like a 9mm straightpull, 45 fully suppressed straightpull maybe a 458 socum upper, hmm maybe a 6,8 for fun How about you guys?? James |
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Rule .303 refers to the SMLE
Breaker morant what a film!!! James |
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Taffy,
Do you know anyone currently making a straight pull MP5? There was a Swiss one I've seen but only very few were made before production ceased. Richard |
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Richard
The only info I had about them was that they were removed from circulation and the dealer was publicly flogged...OK maybe not but he had his collar felt. Taffy HK ought to realise there's a market out there |
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Wally My next rifle will be a .303 when funds permit I can pick a nice one up for around £200 (sometimes with reloading gear) Taffy |
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What would the UK contingent like to see......
more 'interesting' competitions. And less f***ing running |
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Well, the 9mm's were available from Southern Gun, we are in the process of building and designing our own model. It's a bit fraught at the moment though. .45's are a different story as there is no bolt head available for our purposes in the UK. Not sure about the Socom as I don't know what the parent case is. The 6.8 is a dead duck. a couple of us are working on a "Super-Secret" gallery rifle project at present. More later Mark |
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Mark will that be a 9mm AR you are refering to...or a HK Taffy |
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No.....that is all (keep guessing) Mark |
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well if you need anything for your top secret project, give me a shout
eta i think the .308 bolt heads would do for 45 acp but dont hold me to that! James, |
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Nice try, but there is no .308 bolt head for the AR All I will say is that it will have superior ballistics to a 9mm and more punching power than a .45. It will be suitable for short range gallery rifle stuff and medium range target shooting. It will have high capacity and reliability as well as accuracy. Keep on guessing............... Mark |
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doesnt the ar10 use a .308 bolthead??
.50 beuwolf??> (sp??) James |
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10mm MP5? |
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The AR 10 bolt head is totally different from an AR15 bolt. It's much larger and won't fit an AR15 carrier. And the AR10 carrier won't fit either The Beowulf might be a goer some time in the future, but not from any of us. One thing that most people don't realise about cartridges like the .50 Beowulf is the availability of bullets as they will probably have to be soft-point bullets Mark |
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Nope |
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Nope - and I don't think they'll ever be any straight pull H&Ks in the UK... The ones that were imported were made by Brugger & Thomet in Switzerland,. The conversion wasn't very good, and the Police said 'You must be joking!' (or something similar as the collar was felt!). H&K then told B&T that if they supplied any parts to make unlicenced MP5 copies their licence to build MP5s would be revoked. End of straight pull MP5 idea..... Having said that, a 10mm MP5 would be uber-cool!! |
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Oooooh - I wonder what it is... |
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Then why dont HK do it themselves(ensuring it is UK legal)....there's a market there for them without even having to manufacture new tooling to make them. Taffy Is this Uber -Secret rifle 9mm?..... 9mm long 9mm short 9mm Luger 9mm Largo 9mm secret high cap mag...hmmmm straight pull you say? hmmm |
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For the simple reason they (UK Gov and HK) don't want UK civilians having access to these firearms in any form. |
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The (big) problem would be converting the roller-locking delayed blowback to something that was manually operated (and not easily converted back). |
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Target-hunter We do not want excuses........!! We want solutions Now get back to the drawing board..... Taffy |
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there would be nothing to stop you making an MP5 knockoff using a modified AR15 bolt setup
Pistol caliber straight pull para Fal?? I think the ultimate would be a straight pull Minimi!!! the range nazi's would love that!!! James, |
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Definately Nope It's better than that Keep on guessing |
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hmmm, I spy a case forming die. That suggests a bottlneck case.
Now to quote streetfighter, "It will be suitable for short range gallery rifle stuff and medium range target shooting. It will have high capacity and reliability as well as accuracy." the 'gallery rifle' rules out most c/f rifle cartridges (too much velocity). The high capacity is a big clue - its gotta use existing mags. Something based around a re-formed 7.62x39 case? This is starting to bug me |
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And also, as the B&T MP5 clone is a 'free' weapon in Switzerland, buying the bits to convert back to a 'real' MP5 would be extremley easy and very doable… so no MP5's alas ANdy |
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It will be perfectly legal for GR events.
Nope yet again
Good Keep on guessing Mark |
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo |
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My .30BR has similar forming dies but that would be OTT for gallery shooting.
.308x1 1/2 would again be OTT .30 Herret would give you more poke than .30M1 but probably not enough to make the forming worthwhile? .30 Kurz? Anything bigger than .30 wouldnt have the legs for 200 yards We are to assume its a rimless case? Buggered if I know, show us the numbers on the dieshard |
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.357 SIG?
Now what whould I like to see? .22 Magnum AR15 with a reliable 10-15 round mag and if they do allow .17HMR in Semi auto after the HO review that would be better. ANdy |
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Some better guesses - but still not right!
Assume Nothing!
No!
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Apart from the over-power factor, the BR case doesn't lend itself to hi-cap feeding.
Still no, but it's good to see that this thread has got you thinking.
Don't be daft
Never said it was a .30 cal, but there again, never said it wasn't
Assume anything you like
And spoil all the fun NO More pics to follow later Mark |
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It's a 30 M1 carbine necked down to 223 on a "lever" action AR15. (pistol grip cocking). The M1 carbine mags and lever action already work and the necked down case should give fairly respectable ballistics.
The other Mark, I finally signed up. Now I just have to figure out how to stick my self portrait up with my details and I'll be flying! |
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Never said it was a .30 cal, but there again, never said it wasn'the
Assume anything you like h=85% Buggered if I know, show us the numbers on the dieshr And spoil all the fun hr |
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Wrong again ps is that you Dougie?? |
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That's nice You might get there eventually..................................or you might not. Or I might have to tell you, but to do that, I'd have to get permission from the other half in this project, and I don't think either of us are ready to do that yet. You must all be really frustrated One clue though....It has nothing to do with .30 carbine or even 7.62x39 Mark |
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Yes it is me! (Dougie)
Wait until you see my little icon. You'll wet yourself, and I'll probably get lifted! |
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Welcome aboard No avatar without a membership Mark |
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I think I know what it is, I think I saw the round at the NRA open day.
I'm in DK on a internet connection for ten minutes, and was just checking mail. So on-one bother asking for more info, you won't get it :-) |
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Is it quiet?............. I likes quiet things , I does!.............. Slow bullets make less noise don't they?............ I'd quite like to see something Subsonic!
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Unless there is a prize I don't want to play anymore
clues? Taffy |
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