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  • D. Bryan
    There is a company that rebuilds obsolete military rifles into .22 LR.
    I have seen their site but do not have it bookmarked. If you will do a search, I think you will find it.

    Active old guy who lives with two dobermans.
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  • Shansei45
    For American military handguns there are several .22rf conversion kits available for the Colt 1911A1 .45acp. For German Luger 9mm and 7.65mm there is the Erma La22 which has the same look and feel as the original P-08. There is also the old Stoeger Luger in .22rf. Not as exact in look or feel.

    If you find a German MP40 Schmeisser machine pistol in .22rf semi-auto, PLEASE let me know.

    Here is a website you'll want to visit
    http://www.lakesideguns.com/

    Here are a couple of Ermas. Big one is .22rf, smaller is .380
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    In the picture below, top gun is GI .30cal M1 carbine, middle is Erma .22rf, bottom is Crossman BB gun from 1970
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    "Those who dance are considered insane by those who can't hear the music." George Carlin
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  • patilla
    oh i dont see any ww2 replicas expect some mg not allowed in my country

    do you know if this store can sell to spain? spain sux... no stores have replicas.... [}:)]
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  • spasmcreek
    erma & iver johnson made 30 carbine clones......erma & stoeger made luger clones 9 including the artillery long bbl forestock model...there is a bolt up german submachine gun kit for ruger 10-22....etc ...punch up search 22 on websites & you will find neat stuff... then try aquila 22 supermax hyper vel 30g at 1750 fps & hve fun with 22's
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  • ace22
    Armscor still has the AK47 and M16 looking 22 cal. rifles available.They're about 170.00 bux in my area.Getting them to Spain is going to be your pain!

    I'm not a hippy!I'm a well groomed mountain man
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  • Rebel_James
    I'm thinking about getting one of these kits.

    http://www.e-gunparts.com/DisplayAd.asp?chrProductSKU=&chrSuperSKU=717900


    It's a dress up kit for a Ruger 10/22, to make it resemble a German MG42.

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    "The Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised!"
    -- Gen. George S. Patton
    referring to the M1 Garand
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