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alvin · 10-21-2008, 09:41 PM

P.J. -- Good for you. Good for many lucky collectors.

At the beginning (not too long ago), I loved assault rifles. Unfortunately, I found those guns that I loved were not "real" -- all of them are semi-auto, AK, AR, PPSH etc. The orignal design was selective fire or full auto, but ...... As soon as I started looking for workaround, I found (1) Real assault rifles are available, but they are super expansive; (2) The local law does not like it and owner must be MG licensed. So I gave up. Surprisingly, the sun never sinks on this part of the earth, even semi-auto rifles could be assault type, and I have to pay extra for nothing. That effectively kills my love affair with modern military rifles.

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John -- Thanks for the info on the Walker!

10-21-2008, 09:41 PM	#64
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	P.J. -- Good for you. Good for many lucky collectors. At the beginning (not too long ago), I loved assault rifles. Unfortunately, I found those guns that I loved were not "real" -- all of them are semi-auto, AK, AR, PPSH etc. The orignal design was selective fire or full auto, but ...... As soon as I started looking for workaround, I found (1) Real assault rifles are available, but they are super expansive; (2) The local law does not like it and owner must be MG licensed. So I gave up. Surprisingly, the sun never sinks on this part of the earth, even semi-auto rifles could be assault type, and I have to pay extra for nothing. That effectively kills my love affair with modern military rifles. ==== John -- Thanks for the info on the Walker!