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318is_Parabellum · 06-12-2014, 11:42 PM

I had one of the StG-44 ones, and I really liked it. Had to use quite a bit of "Kentucky elevation" because it seemed to shoot really low if I used a proper sight picture. The only reason I traded it off was to acquire my G-date Luger, and that I can easily replace it down the road once my finances recover.

I'll definitely be getting both the pistol and rifle versions of the MP-40 clone, .22lr shortage be damned. I've been fascinated with the MP-40 since I was a young kid, but thanks to our stupid unconstitutional gun laws, I can't afford $10,000+ to buy a real one.

If only we could have semi-auto versions of the StG-44 and MP-40, like in Canada, I'd settle for those. Stupid "sporting purpose" ATF nonsense rules at this point make that a non-starter.

06-12-2014, 11:42 PM	#5
318is_Parabellum User Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: West Virginia Posts: 130 Thanks: 80 Thanked 75 Times in 31 Posts	I had one of the StG-44 ones, and I really liked it. Had to use quite a bit of "Kentucky elevation" because it seemed to shoot really low if I used a proper sight picture. The only reason I traded it off was to acquire my G-date Luger, and that I can easily replace it down the road once my finances recover. I'll definitely be getting both the pistol and rifle versions of the MP-40 clone, .22lr shortage be damned. I've been fascinated with the MP-40 since I was a young kid, but thanks to our stupid unconstitutional gun laws, I can't afford $10,000+ to buy a real one. If only we could have semi-auto versions of the StG-44 and MP-40, like in Canada, I'd settle for those. Stupid "sporting purpose" ATF nonsense rules at this point make that a non-starter.