Lets see the firearm collection.....

[orange]

Thanks alot for the info and the link provided, Kilo. He sounds even more interested of doing it now.

[Roy Batty]

http://www.gunblast.com/images/SHOT2...1/DSC04566.JPG These may be up for sale here soon. What do you all think?

http://www.gunpundit.com/wp-content/...nty-hunter.jpg

[California Joe]

You gonna wear it in a holster?

[Roy Batty]

I don't think the Queen would approve.........................

[oswald]

http://www.gunblast.com/images/SHOT2...1/DSC04566.JPG These may be up for sale here soon. What do you all think?

http://www.gunpundit.com/wp-content/...nty-hunter.jpg

You gonna get a motorcycle and go all Steve McQueen on us?

[California Joe]

The bad guys would think you were some kinda Texan...

[Roy Batty]

You gonna get a motorcycle and go all Steve McQueen on us?

That would be awesome......

[Roy Batty]

The bad guys would think you were some kinda Texan...

...or Albertan..............same thing really.

[oswald]

"Wainwright Roy"

[rhino]

that is a serious bush gun

[Roy Batty]

...and non-restricted........

.45 or .44

[NZPumpkin]

are there barrel length restrictions on manually cycled firearms in the states? is it only semi's that you need a stamp for if they are under 16 inches ?

[gaijinsamurai]

If it has a shoulder stock, there are restrictions on the barrel length. If there is no stock, it can be registered as a pistol. It is currently common for semi-auto versions of submachine guns like the Uzi, Skorpion, and .22 LR MP5-lookalikes to have original-length barrels, sans stocks.

If the gun is pump, bolt, or lever action, it still needs an SBR stamp, if the barrel is under 16" in length.

[NZPumpkin]

so you could register this as a pistol???

http://www.historical-firearms.co.uk...7-no-stock.jpg

or are there other considerations, like 1 handed use etc.

[gaijinsamurai]

Yes, one could, but it's not necessary, since the barrel is the appropriate length. There are AKs with short barrels and no buttstock available as "pistols".