Other than the M16-M4-AR pattern and the Steyr AUG, are there any other closed bolt 9mm transferable SMG's?
I can't seem to think of or find any.
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Other than the M16-M4-AR pattern and the Steyr AUG, are there any other closed bolt 9mm transferable SMG's?
I can't seem to think of or find any.
TED
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Hk mp5s
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I have no idea how I could have possibly forgot that when I was typing. I'm trained and certified on the damn thing too!
Well now I just feel silly.
TED
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Lol. It happensOriginally Posted by TED
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Anything else?
BTW, if you have never run an AUG in 9mm full auto, it is very impressive.
TED
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Not sure how you missed the mp5.
I've never really looked into them but you have those closed bolt conversions for the uzi, not sure if the mini's had them. I know people have worked on closed bolt conversions for the m11 too although I don't know if anyone ever marked them. Richard Lage had one and a 3 round burst option. He never sent them to the tech branch to see if they would allow it though.
Most of the 9mm transferable guns are open bolt though.
Edit: You have some transferable machine pistols too if those count. Their are a few Beretta 93's and some autosears for smith and wesson metal semi auto pistols. Both are very rare on the registry.
Last edited by ccosby; 10-27-18 at 18:13.
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There are some closed bolt mini-Uzis out and about.
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