C1 SMG – Thank you for making this possible

[stencollector]

Yes, we shredded ours...all gone..

Not quite all. Three hundred were held back for museum and research purposes. Currently, between 100 and 200 reside in the depots when I last checked. As well, Directorate of History and Heritage had a bunch welded up for issue to museums, despite the directive in the museum manual that small arms are not to be altered.

I managed to bu a civilian owned C1 SMG example a few months back and had it deactivated (I couldn't possess it live). It now resides about 3 feet away from my keyboard.

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[browningautorifle]

Not quite all.

I was aware there were a few left but it was to mean that we didn't sell them...

Directorate of History and Heritage had a bunch welded up for issue to museums, despite the directive in the museum manual that small arms are not to be altered.

I remember that directive, some can't wrap their head around "As is".

I managed to bu a civilian owned C1 SMG example a few months back

Was that one on CGN? I saw one there...

[stencollector]

Was that one on CGN? I saw one there...

No, it was on collector source. I think I caught it the first night it was up there. The price wasn't bad....a full auto friend was going to broker the deal if c/s would not deactivate it. He said if I changed my mind he would buy it. In the end, c/s sent it to my local gunsmith who does a very neat job.

There was a somewhat overpriced Police Carbine on CGN a month or three back. I already have one of the Police Carbines, so the one on CGN did not tempt me. They are a pleasure to shoot...if only we could have a larger magazine than 5 rounds.

[browningautorifle]

.if only we could have a larger magazine than 5 rounds.

You said it!