it's pretty bad. I sell on there because you generally can get a better price. but for buying i use guns international. no auction non-sense, just the price the seller wants. very clear and despite looking like a site from 2010, it is very easy to navigate and organized.
There's a NOS part I really want that seems to only be available there but have lost count of the ways I'm about to be scammed trying to win it. It almost looks like it was built for straw-buying tricks.
Sure. But a Unicylce might be better then walking but its hardly a great tool for taking a trip to the store.
The main ones I hear are normally
I mean yeah true tbh. But the clones aren't bad so long as they're military contract guns or at minimum the parts are. I have a c93 ( Malaysian contract) G3 ( Portuguese contract) and that cope mp5k. Just have to QC the clones but they're solid if you wanna scratch an itch. I almost never see people actually shooting hk91/33s or SP5s, they're mostly safe queens.
And that is all very much reasonable as a sales pitch or a buyer for plinking. I can appreciate that, but it isn't a great buy for any sort of tactical/defensive application usually.
Concerning ammo, yes, pistol ball ammo for 9mm is cheaper than .223/5.56. Depending on your PCC a self-defense round may have feed issues like with the colt AR-9 style PCCs have. If the feed ramp is fairly long, a hollow point has the potential to jam the carbine while being loaded, especially if gets dirty or the ramp wears out from consistent use.
The edge and reason is price. I think some of you guys forget that normal people see a gun that's north of $3000 when they need a nigger whipper and laugh, but will spend ~$600 bucks for a blowback PCC that uses the same ammo as their handgun, or uses cheap ammo they can get easily. Your average normalfag doesn't even put a sling on their gun or have a holster for their handgun, so they usually also don't care about the aftermarket, nor are they running cans either.
I don't assume people who fall into this are stupid, only misinformed by an oversaturated market that plays on the ignorance of its customers.
I feel like this really comes down to personal preference and budget. I love the polonium because it's cheap, quiet, and fairly durable, but it doesn't do flow through things. If you want something with very low back pressure that's also fairly quiet, you'll need to spend more money.
I think the Velos is probably the right way to go. The whole idea behind flowthrough is that you put it on and it just works. If you were to get a YHM direct thread or similar you've sort of resigned yourself to having to tweak that gun to tune it, while still not having a suppressor you can easily float to others rifles.
I don't have the 6 figures for a transferable, so "made by HK" is "close enough".
Pretty much yeah, the cleanest way to do it is to have your FFL ship to their FFL or wait until the new USPS rule kicks in and 2 Day your pistols to their FFL. For the love of god insure for the total value and require signature that way if some USPS worker steals your package you can get insurance + get the ATF involved to maybe recover your gun. Try TACSWAP and require paypal FF or money order then ship that way you avoide gunbroker fees.
