Weird Rifle at the range..

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As a 'ute there was a postman I Havana Florida that ran a gun shop but had airplanes on the brain that had an 8 mm So-So. He displayed it next to a Colt/browning 1895 Potato digger in his shop. I believe the potato digger was a dewat

So what caliber was that particular weird gun at the range in? The magazine looks too short for .30-06 and the magazine looks to straight for that big rimmed Lebel.

Some where in 1915 a French engineer was lighting up a cigar and exclaiming "I love it when a plan comes together"

-kBob
 
Orlando is just different that's all. The ladies of north Florida when I was coming up would have said of the city "Isn't that just special"

My wife used to work in a law firm right down town so we would on occasion walk to Jungle Jim's down town for lunch and while she was recovering from an auto acceident I hung around a week or ten days to help her out. You know Judges do not care if your wrist is broken and hip and knee displaced and car totaled, they set a date and time and that's it.

Any how it gave me the opertunity to stroll about the city....yes I went to the custom shoe store that made sneakers for Shaq. they even had one on display. Obviously the Magics captured big foot and taught him to play B ball!

I stopped by a club theater and their were pictures up on the wall of my favorite waiter at a Chinese restaurant in Gainesville billed as the Vietnamese Elvis. Turns out next week I went to "The Empress OF China" ( Not to worry San Fransisco, not gonna take much of your business) and ask him to sing I can't help falling in love with you....and he was rather good for an ex ARVN.

Another day (back before I joined my church) I got to feeling a bit dry and was trying to decide which nasty little eight table bar to wander into by reading their beer menus to see what was of interest. Heard some Jimmy Buffet a door or two down and realized it was not a recording. Some one was doing a pretty good Buffet imitation. What the heck, what are the chances of finding some German small village wheat beer in a grubby little bar in Orlando and I like Buffet so I strolled into the open door way.... and saw Jimmy Buffet sitting on a stool on stage playing an acoustical that some one had just left sitting there between sets

BTW my wife used to be a member Range Safety Officer at the Orange County rifle and pistol whatcha macallit and we never seen no SHow Cat while SHE was working. Did have an interesting discussion with a tech 9 user once out there.

Today on the way down on the Florida Turn Pike (toll road) the most oft seen bill board was for a place that rents machineguns for use on their range for as low as $24.95 out on international drive, wow, visit the Mouse and Shamu, eat rubber chicken with Midievel Knights while they joust and sword fight, then shop at huge outlet malls AND shoot real machineguns all in one day..... nope nothing odd about Orlando! Hey, maybe they gots a CSRG 1915 or 1918!!!!

-kBob
 
... once a full auto, always a full auto.

Well yes and no.. you are right a full auto gun has to be registered as full auto with all NFA rules and such . But there are approved kits that allow people to convert guns that were full auto at one time. Demilled, and then built as Semi auto. Then these Semi auto variations are treated like normal over the counter firearms.
 
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Well yes and no.. you are right a full auto gun has to be registered as full auto with all NFA rules and such . But there are approved kits that allow people to convert guns that were full auto at one time. Demilled, and then built as Semi auto. Then these Semi auto variations are treated like normal over the counter firearms.

Once a full auto, always a full auto bar none.

You can use demilled part kits on a new reciever and usually some alterations to the trigger and or firing mechanism (can't fire from open bolt, etc), but since it's a new reciever, it's a new (never had been full auto) firearm.
 
Well yes and no.. you are right a full auto gun has to be registered as full auto with all NFA rules and such . But there are approved kits that allow people to convert guns that were full auto at one time. Demilled, and then built as Semi auto. Then these Semi auto variations are treated like normal over the counter firearms.
Yeah, but like gotboostvr already said those are new receivers. Different animal.

I’m not aware of any Chauchat semi auto parts guns, but who knows ... there might be one offs here and there or some small run from some company I’m unaware of. I’ve heard people say that no such thing exists before when that’s completely not true.
 
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