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Pistols, PDWs, and SMGs

PieterCoetzee said:
Of course if you are one of the really cool guys, youll have a pistol that you can convert into a rifle with a stock, scope, and suppressor
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and carry the accessories on your belt

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Maybe youll even get your initial on the grip
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I remember that pistol with stock and scope from the show: "The man for UNCLE"

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I love the U.N.C.L.E. Special; but if you look close, youll see it has no front sight. They cut down P1s but never replaced the front sight. Fun Fact: when they made the prop for the TV show, they made the guns FULL AUTO without getting ATF permission. They ended up paying a healthy fine. Oooops
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When Robert Culp played Kelly Robinson in the TV show I Spy, he requested a special gun. Culp was a shooter. They modified a Walther P1 by shortening the barrel but keeping the frontsight. Both UNCLE and I Spy predated the Walther P38K (real life imitating Hollywood?)
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KillerFord1977 said:
One can put a mp5k in a shoulder rig. Smaller Backpack is super easy.
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Yep. Ive got a similar rig for my "K". Its another one of those "do-able" things. I needed to have a suit fitted for it. You should have seen the tailor when I pulled that out! I had told him I need the suit for work and it had to fit when I was wearing a vest and my shoulder holster. I guess I should have mentioned which holster.

Its not something you wanna wear if youre moving around a lot. Its heavy but it always feels like its flopping around. Its not but when you get that much mass moving--it moves
 
Adding a stock to a pistol makes it a NFA item right? NOT EXACTLY Only if the stock is "permanently" attached BUT what if it falls away when you release your grip? Then its NOT a SBR

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Your pistol (fits most) fits in the "C" shaped cup on the brace. It provides a stable platform BUT falls away when you release your grip, so NO NFA worries
 
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