Great looking gun. Beware slam-firing and keep the action clean, clean, clean. :wink:
Uglydog is correct... the keyword in the law is "possess." For example, one cannot "possess" a silencer even if not mounted to a weapon (without going thru all the license requirements) and one cannot own a grenade, even if the pin isn't pulled. :wink: Fuelburns, one cannot possess a shoulder stock and a pistol, simultaneously. The law presumes bad things if both reside together - even if the stock is unmounted. :roll:Is it legal to own a stock to the c96 so long as it is never attached to grip of the gun? I see no reason why possession would be an issue, only use.
Fuelburns2 said:Here are some pictures of my "new" used Broomhandle. I'm actually very impressed with the quality even though the machine marks wouldn't be visible on a German original. It's a 9mm with a 20 round detachable mag and it's very heavy. I find it amusing that the adjustable sight goes to 1000 meters. I'll have to inspect it to determine if its up to the task of being shot as is. Anyway it was well worth the money in my opinion. Does anyone know where to get a repro shoulder stock?
Good looking gun! I just traded mine for three pistols. Shot my broom once with no problems. I had the stock and leather case. Also, I do know where there are new repro stocks for sale. I took the broom to a gun show in NH and it drew a lot of attention. Anyway, good luck with the gun.
Dave