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I'm going to try to make a version of this for fun. http://www.thefirearmsblog.com/blog/2012/11/16in-frankenstein-was-a-9mm-bullpup/

Don't think there is a civilian version of that.

The Suomi would be a possible candidate, but I'd prefer (actually probably need) a gun with a magwell. And there is the 922r problem with the imported mags.

I'm looking for a 9mm carbine/rifle that has a cylindrical receiver for a special project. Think something like a the semi version of the Sterling/Sten SMG but with bottom feeding magwell. And it has to use Uzi/colt or Sterling/Sten mags. I've thought long and hard but I can't remember seeing a rifle of this type. Perhaps one of you can help?

Thanks for the offers and suggestions. I'll let you guys know if I need anything further.

Some kind soul just PMed me. Thanks

*Edit* Help received, thanks.

If you like railed forearms, check out Chaos USA. For Magwells try JT Engineering. You modify stick mags to fit the well.

I have one and it is my CC pistol. No way is it's recoil like a .22! Recoil is fast and snappy. And you hand will feel the effects after 15 to 20rds of continuous shooting. Their claim stems from the fact that the XR9 barrel actually starts above the magazine as opposed to in front of it.

Weak side, front pocket. Mag loaded with different brand of ammo than what is in the gun.

Not cheap and minimal cheek weld, but if you want your gun as short as possible... NEA Compact Carbine stock

I use the BCMs on my SBR and AR pistol.

I got one of those single 4 ring burners so I can get the flames to heat the sides of my wok.

I'm only going to use it for cooking and nothing else. Do I need to put a regulator on the tank itself? Of just one near the burner? Didn't think about the insulation around the burner, will need to check up on the local regs for that. I won't use enough for a leased tank, so I'll probably get mine filled up at a gas station which does refills.

I just had a propane line installed from a connection outside the house to my counter. I will be using the small portable BBQ type tanks I want to have two located outside, using one as a spare. Both in and outdoor connectors are the type with a 1/4 turn valve on them I have a burner that comes with a regulator, but I don't know what else to buy to make it work. Any advice?

When it comes to firearms and ammo in NJ, the law tells what you can do with something. If it isn't specifically mentioned, you can't do/use/posses it. In the case of hollowpoints, you can possess it at home and use it at the range and that's it.

This latest pic is FDE. The original link was for a OD.

Could be a boxing mistake. That color is OD not FDE

Gotcha. Thanks.

Did you do anything to the gas system (larger holes etc.) after you chopped the barrel? How is the barrel pinned? I'm asking because be the barrel seems too thin to do it the conventional way ie. roll pin through the brake and then into the barrel. I'm considering chopping my Vepr 12 and permanently attaching a brake as well.

Taper the tip of the roll pin with fine emery paper or better yet, run it along the flat edge of a spinning Dremel cutoff disk. With the taper, you'll easily get the pin started in the pivot block and now can tap it in with a punch and hammer. Personally, I use a set of slip jaw pliers (instead of hammer and punch) to press the pin in.

Even Alumahyde is better than Duracoat.

The Uzi may be just as recognizable as the MP5, the Sterling... Not so much. And then there is the MP5 SD3.... So according to your logic, since the Uzi and Sterling also fire the same 9mm cartridge as the MP5, those are peashooters as well.

Not nearly as cool or as iconic though.

This one is a SW5 from maybe 10 years ago and not new available anymore. Other clones can be had from Coharie, Vector, Velocity Arms etc. Type MP5 on GB and several will pop up.