I mean, it's such a sweet little gun. Yeah, yeah, I can get a faggoty "civilian" version, with a stupid, long barrel, a 30 shot magazine, and semi-auto only. I gotta admit, if I could get it with the 50 shot mag and the right barrel, I'd consider getting it semiauto. But God damn it! That defeats the whole point of a short, bullpup submachinegun. The whole reason to own a what, 17"? gun, firing an underpowered round, is that you can put 50 bullets into a torso-sized space at a sub-20' range in about 2 seconds. And I'm not going to argue that I should get to have a submachinegun because I've been in the military. EVERYONE should be able to own one. Hell, I should be able to order one out of the Sears & Roebuck catalog and have the postman deliver it to me. I want my P-90, goddammit.
Well instead of 30 people getting shot up....you'll have a 100 people going to the hospital. Just kidding....I agree with you.
Get an NFA tax stamp and you can have your short barreled P-90.... ...or are you saying that there's an outright ban on SBR's in Hawaii...tax stamp or not?
What's "SBR" stand for? Fuck that. Like I'm going to pay out one million dollars, have an in-depth prostate exam, and all the other bullshit involved in the current law. I should be able to send a freaking Western Union money order to Sears and have them mail me a submachinegun that the government doesn't know anything about. I don't want them coming by, uninvited, every couple months, to poke around my shit because I had to pay a fee and sign a form, allowing them to in order to exercise a Constitutional right.
SBR = Short Barreled Rifle First, it's only $200.00 for a tax stamp, and second, I think you might be confusing it with a Federal Firearms License.
I got my full-auto airsoft P-90, and me an' the squirrels in the yard love it. Well, the squirrels not so much.
Is it the $35 one? I've got that. It's a fun little toy. But popping out little yellow plastic BBs at maybe 200 rpm pales in comparison to an actual weapon, ripping out 800 rounds of FMJ 5.7 per minute. I mean, you know it's going to sound almost like a minigun or a Hunnish "burp gun": "brrrrrt!....brrt!...poppop!...brraaaat!" And while its ergonomics and mild shell make recoil manageable, you know it's going to rock you back a little bit as you fight to keep it on target through the mag. I would submit to you it is irresponsible and UnAmerican of our government to deny its citizens this arm. Think how handy it would be against zombies. I mean yeah, it's going to overpenetrate a little, but with zombies you WANT that. They tend to mob forward in shambling hordes. With a nice high-power round like the 5.7, you get a couple head shots for each round.
