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All German Fleming Registered Receiver HK21E 132,000$

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I performed the conversion on this Fleming registered receiver machinegun with a complete HK21E parts kit. What sets this machinegun apart is the fact that all parts were demilled precisely to maintain original dimensions, which makes for the most precise and accurate final result. The receiver reinforcement rails were brand new rails, probably the second most difficult part to source behind the full size 21E shroud.

With it being a registered receiver, all parts are interchangeable with factory replacement parts. No packs to cut, no housings to modify. It’s the closest thing to a factory 21E without needing an SOT.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1129998671

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#4 ·
Not to open a giant can of worms-but how does this work then? Wouldn’t such grammatical errors be the same if something all caps or not? Noticed this when I was in my office the other day. This is from original HK wall poster from the 70’s
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Are you saying HK put out posters in the 1970’s wrong too?? Man I thought it only went as deep as backwards bullets for photo shoots……guess they are showing how piss poor their QC department is when it comes to spell check? LMAO

So that’s not all caps on my HK 270?? What is it then?
 
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