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  • Henry0Reilly
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  • nards444
    cool to have, but for 1200 bucks i dont know what you would do with it, it would turn out to be a dust collector or peice for fireside discussions
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  • KEVD18
    only about 2500 made. this one is serial numbe 03303.............

    so i guess somewhere around 3300 were made?????

    no offense, just busting balls[:D][}:)][:D]
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by KEVD18
    only about 2500 made. this one is serial numbe 03303.............

    so i guess somewhere around 3300 were made?????

    no offense, just busting balls[:D][}:)][:D]


    None taken, but I don't understand that either. I guess they didn't start at 00001.
    This is the "modified" version of the Swedish MP-9 SMG to shoot only semi-auto, but the Feds realized that with just a little "grinding, cutting, or filing", it would indeed be an MP-9.
    If we ever have another amnisty (sp), I suppose it will become an MP-9.
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  • tomh.
    I had no idea a Tec-9 was worth that much money.
    I guess it must just be the later 2500 that were worthless pieces of shat? [;)]
    My neighbor had one of those. Not very impressive.
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by tomh.
    I had no idea a Tec-9 was worth that much money.
    I guess it must just be the later 2500 that were worthless pieces of shat? [;)]
    My neighbor had one of those. Not very impressive.


    It's not a Tec 9, it's a KG-9 open bolt weapon. The later ones fire from a closed bolt. This one fires from an open bolt like a submachinegun. All the later versions, DC-9, AB10, Tec-9 are extremely hard to modify and not worth very much. It's like the early open bolt MAC's are all golden while the later closed bolt MAC's are not very valuable.
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  • mrseatle
    whats the one that all it takes is to place a quarter in the rear of the receiver?
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by mrseatle
    whats the one that all it takes is to place a quarter in the rear of the receiver?

    Never heard of that one.
    All NFA rules apply.[:p]
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  • p3skyking
    Last chance tomorrow for a real collectable poor mans SMG.

    Next week will be the long range 7mm STW up for sale on GB. All priced cheaply enough for anyone's budget.[:p]
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by KEVD18
    only about 2500 made. this one is serial numbe 03303.............

    so i guess somewhere around 3300 were made?????

    no offense, just busting balls[:D][}:)][:D]


    None taken, but I don't understand that either. I guess they didn't start at 00001.
    This is the "modified" version of the Swedish MP-9 SMG to shoot only semi-auto, but the Feds realized that with just a little "grinding, cutting, or filing", it would indeed be an MP-9.
    If we ever have another amnisty (sp), I suppose it will become an MP-9.


    The serial numbering could be screwy like with many fireams manufacturers. For example Colt was famous for different numbering patterns. On their Colt Scout .22s they began at number 1000Q. Whitney Firearms with the Kennedy lever action started anew with Number 1 after 1000 units were made, with the first number preceded by a letter of the alphabet beginning with the letter A and ending with S.
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  • Lowrider
    Do these take proprietary magazines or a mag from some other 9mm pistol?
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by Lowrider
    Do these take proprietary magazines or a mag from some other 9mm pistol?


    Don't know about the later versions but I think this one only takes MP-9 or equivalent magazines. Haven't tried any others. Lots of them on the net though.
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