I want one of these for Christmas

alvin · 12-15-2017, 05:21 PM

The only way to play these cheap is to register as a SOT. Then, you can get those pre samples and post samples, way cheaper than fully transferable MGs. Of course, when you sell it, it is also cheaper.

But register as a SOT has its uncomfortable side... BATF could visit you without appointment to check your guns and record.

Relatively speaking, those C&R Maxim style water-cool MGs are not super expensive on the market...cost like a high end Luger.. but a Maxim's production cost was much higher than any Luger.. I bet they are not hot due to their size and weight. If that's not a problem, it's more fun than MG42 IMO. Let alone a semi-auto MG42..

gunbugs · 12-16-2017, 02:08 AM

Actually, you could just show up at our Memorial day machine gun shoot with a bunch of ammo. Way cheaper than buying your own. That photo is roughly half the firing line. And you won't have to settle for a semi-auto. Our stuff is the real thing.

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12-15-2017, 05:21 PM	#1
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	The only way to play these cheap is to register as a SOT. Then, you can get those pre samples and post samples, way cheaper than fully transferable MGs. Of course, when you sell it, it is also cheaper. But register as a SOT has its uncomfortable side... BATF could visit you without appointment to check your guns and record. Relatively speaking, those C&R Maxim style water-cool MGs are not super expensive on the market...cost like a high end Luger.. but a Maxim's production cost was much higher than any Luger.. I bet they are not hot due to their size and weight. If that's not a problem, it's more fun than MG42 IMO. Let alone a semi-auto MG42..