I'm looking to possibly build an HK91. I haven't decided yet if I'm going to purchase a U.S. made flat/receiver or try to locate a genuine HK91 receiver.
I have heard that date code matching on all the parts greatly increases the value of the rifle... true?
How does a genuine HK receiver assembled using parts with varying date codes differ in value to a U.S. made receiver assembled with varying date codes?
And please forgive my ignorance with this question... if I were able to locate a pre-ban HK receiver would I still need to comply with 922(r)?
Thanks!
IIRC Long Mountain Outfitters had several Hk91 barreled receivers a few years ago. I don't remember the year (may have been during the Klinton AWB) but I think they were 1800.00. I am sure someone here probably saw the advertisement too.Where are you going to find a genuine preban HK91 receiver? Ive never seen one for sale. I think you would be better off/cheaper finding a complete preban HK91. Ive seen them as low as 1500 dollars.
BOTH nuts? I still want to have more kids! HK... kids... HK... kids... HK....be prepaired to give up both nuts nowadays for a sear pack,the american nut is devalued in the world market curently.