btu the first revolvers was also loaded into chambers . before casings was made

nice.

i was saw a revolver with a magazine.

wierd mix...

Ah, I think I misspoke or didn't specify enough, standard infantry rifle was usually behind

and wierdly enof the one i saw wasent one of these...

ahh you tease.....

it was my bae...

i had a MG3 for like 10 years..

My family needs more guns, we keep talking about getting one

well one is more then none..

My mom wants a 9mm, and I keep saying that the Israeli Tavor can come in 9mm

hehe

Full auto 9mm

but not so cheap i think.

That's why she doesn't want it

The guns I want are all expensive stuff

I usually make my own ammunition

i like bullpups . but never fired one. form other shooters bullpups arent so good.. but i dont know

here we can only make our own if its black powder i belive

Illinois gun laws are rough

i do miss the MG3 some times..

I have some homemade/industry ammunition benchs

it wasent perfect. but a nice gun.

Ammunition is pretty easy to make if you know how to make it

several in my old gun club did it. for the black powder guns. and western reenactment

so i tryed several of there oldie guns

I mostly make modern rare ww2 ammunition

from flink locks. to chamber loaded revolvers to normal. and 12.7 rifle.

ah so you make the 8.9mm ?

Kinda

for the MG 42

It's pretty easy to make

well i never fired one of those. only 7.62 in the MG3. as it was the nato version of the MG42

I just need a sheet of metal and black powder and some other parts

maybe you know this one. as i had had tropuble figuring it out. when i was in the navy. we had same ammo im pretty sure for the MG3 and to the M1.
same caliber. and length.
but then we also had same with MG3 and G3. btu G3 uses a shorter lenght casing.