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  1. I’ve got one of the older versions with the sten type fixed stock for the glock 21, and love it, I shoot bullseye 200 grain SWC loads in the 750-800 FPS range and shoot one hole groups at 50yards with a bushnell red dot on it. My only complaint is that the wire stock is too long for my short arms and I know that MT offers a retro fit kit that allows you to use the M4 adjustable stock, but my question is, has anyone here ever used one of those kits? Is it hard to change out? Any accuracy concerns?
    thanks in advance

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    • I did the shoulder thing 1.5 years ago. Most painful thing 2 days later than I’ve ever felt. I don’t know how you can see straight enough to type!

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  2. Strange, none of those guns are guns i dream about or would be even in the top 100 if i was to make a list of guns i’d like to find under my tree. My top 7 off the top of my head.
    1. transferable M16 with paperwork.
    2. Gavrilo Princip’s FN1910
    3. gas trap Garand
    4. Gustloff MKb-42(g)
    5. Army trials 45 acp Luger
    6. QBZ-97
    7. M1915 Howell automatic rifle.

    yes i understand my list is filled with unobtainium

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  3. Recently paid the ransom on a Vietnam Commemorative, Colt .45 ACP. Took me two and a half years to do it. But well worth the wait!! It’s just beautiful!! Santa’s timing can’t be questioned!!

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  4. I don’t necessarily think that the police are the scofflaws; they answer to the City councils that make the rules. And it is clearly the cities themselves that are balking at the law and paying for the inevitable litigation.

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