Doesn't the Prop Store bug you?

[Yournamehere]

No you're right, the only part of a gun that qualifies as a gun is the frame or reciever piece, probably whatever houses the trigger and magazine. I found this out back when I was shopping for 1911s, I looked at the parts list on Kahr Arms/Auto Ordnance and found a disclaimer on the frames for sale that said you needed an FFL cause it qualified as a firearm itself. Other parts are just hunks of metal. I bought a hammer strut, the pin, magazines and grips at a gun show no problems and I'm 17.

[MoviePropMaster2008]

Originally Posted by Gunmaster45

I wasn't sure about the rules with blank converted guns but what I was saying is that if you buy a pistol frame, it has to be registered or it is illegal to own, yet owning a barrel or slide doesn't require registration. If this is wrong, blame the guy who told me this.

That's true. Only the frame is the 'firearm'. But all our blank firing pistols have the frame, so they're firearms. We can swap out barrels and slides (which are unregulated .... SO FAR...) all day long. I'm not sure if there is any sort of remaining controversy on this thread So I will amble along......

[Mandolin]

I saw an FG42 in the background in the movie The Eagle Has Landed, duribng the trainyard standoff. However, it might have been a rubber prop or something, it isn't seen for long. Also, I saw 2 StG44s for sale at a gun show recently.