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Posted: 6/22/2011 9:15:54 AM EDT
| I am thinking about buying a PTR 32 in 762x39...Has anyone had any recent dealings with these and give me some imput on quality and reliability ect...any imput would be appreciated...thanks... |
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Would a registered trigger group (nfa) work in this? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Yeah they'll take an HK sear. A couple guys on HKpro.com have them running fullauto. And this is the ONLY reason I would ever consider buying one. But registered sears cost too much for my broake ass. As stated, the classic HK MBR design is too heavy. I used to have an HK .223 SBR clone (Vector V-53) and sold it due to the excessive weight. Also sold a super rare Micro Galil SBR due to excesive weight. The Kalshnikov platform is so much better to me. |
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Would a registered trigger group (nfa) work in this? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Yeah they'll take an HK sear. A couple guys on HKpro.com have them running fullauto. And this is the ONLY reason I would ever consider buying one. But registered sears cost too much for my broake ass. As stated, the classic HK MBR design is too heavy. I used to have an HK .223 SBR clone (Vector V-53) and sold it due to the excessive weight. Also sold a super rare Micro Galil SBR due to excesive weight. The Kalshnikov platform is so much better to me. The weight I can deal with(I just shoot at the range, not carrying my rifles around all day). But without having a registered sear, I really don't see the point in these rifles. They can't do anything that an AK can't do for much less money. If I wanted a "better" rifle in 762x39, I'd get a 556R. |
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Would a registered trigger group (nfa) work in this? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Yeah they'll take an HK sear. A couple guys on HKpro.com have them running fullauto. And this is the ONLY reason I would ever consider buying one. But registered sears cost too much for my broake ass. As stated, the classic HK MBR design is too heavy. I used to have an HK .223 SBR clone (Vector V-53) and sold it due to the excessive weight. Also sold a super rare Micro Galil SBR due to excesive weight. The Kalshnikov platform is so much better to me. The weight I can deal with(I just shoot at the range, not carrying my rifles around all day). But without having a registered sear, I really don't see the point in these rifles. They can't do anything that an AK can't do for much less money. If I wanted a "better" rifle in 762x39, I'd get a 556R. Is the 556r any good? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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IMO, Sig rifles are crap. They are to a 55X as a WASR is to a Valmet. Same thing? More or less, but the devil is in the details.
That said, both the SIG and PTR ought to be quite bit better accuracy wise than an AK. However, so is a $400 VZ.58. Oh yeah, it's also lighter than all three, has lighter magazines, a true last round bolt hold-open, and doesn't suffer from any reliability problems or known issues. |
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