Hi all

If the weather holds up on Sunday we should be testing out my newest build. cuz there's a gun show on SAT 4/18. 


This started out as semi auto SP89 which I found in Hawaii. per HRS 134-4(e) .     After July 1, 1992, .............., remove the weapon from the State.  The owner can only transfer it out of state. Thus, I didn't even touch it in Hawaii.


There are a few minor details to attend to mainly the correct markings and repaint , etc. but burst pack, Kgrip, and stock are installed.

This is now a machine gun with the registered tax paid sear installed.

Hi all

If the weather holds up on Sunday we should be testing out my newest build. cuz there's a gun show on SAT 4/18. 


This started out as semi auto SP89 which I found in Hawaii. per HRS 134-4(e) .     After July 1, 1992, .............., remove the weapon from the State.  The owner can only transfer it out of state. Thus, I didn't even touch it in Hawaii.


There are a few minor details to attend to mainly the correct markings and repaint , etc. but burst pack, Kgrip, and stock are installed.

This is now a machine gun with the registered tax paid sear installed.

road trip!

actually found 4 sp89 at the show and another 2 private total 6 .  4 were for sale. I bought the cheapest one，

waiting for a few parts but HK 53 selective fire is next. Century $500 machine gun host

Liked to thank a few people (you know who u are) who showed me the right direction to this gun .

it did cost some $$$$ and one family member was NOT happy!!  "easier to ask for forgiveness, than not having a new gun"

Congrats.

Did you go the transferable sear route?

yes its a transferable sear.
it can host all the HK9x series of firearms. including the LUSA and Nitescouts.