Sweet, I'm looking out for an AK47 de-ac.
What bugs me is a Martini Henry or Lee Enfield which is proper engineering and car are circa £500 where as a stamped from a car bonnet pressed together M16 is £1k......
I'd still love the M16 though
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Sweet, I'm looking out for an AK47 de-ac.
What bugs me is a Martini Henry or Lee Enfield which is proper engineering and car are circa £500 where as a stamped from a car bonnet pressed together M16 is £1k......
I'd still love the M16 though
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Also another gun bought by my friend:
Lee Enfield Rifle (1918)
Me:
Hi,
Can you buy a de-activated gun without a license?
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Yes, you can.
It must have a certifcate to confirm deactivation and as I recall how it is deactivated varies with age.
I wouldn't go waving it round outside though
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Imagine all the games it's going to be running!
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LOL, at least they'll finish faster.
[TW]Fox;25478197 said:Is there a reason why you don't just buy everything at once and get it built? You seem to be collecting parts over what seems like an age
I did the same, it's more of a money thing for me, not having all that cash upfront, spread the cost over a few months.
Sweet, I'm looking out for an AK47 de-ac.
What bugs me is a Martini Henry or Lee Enfield which is proper engineering and car are circa £500 where as a stamped from a car bonnet pressed together M16 is £1k......
I'd still love the M16 though
The Lee Enfield cost him £400 and the MG42 (posted earlier in the thread) cost him £1500 (+£1300 for a lafette). He is now trying to work out what he wants to add to his collection next lol.
My partner wouldn't be happy if I got any guns
.Yeah, as ajf said
.Yes, you can.
It must have a certifcate to confirm deactivation and as I recall how it is deactivated varies with age.
I wouldn't go waving it round outside though
Correct, deactivation certificate required and method of deactivation depends on what year it was deactivated.
[TW]Fox;25478197 said:Is there a reason why you don't just buy everything at once and get it built? You seem to be collecting parts over what seems like an age
You're too late for the party.
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