1. Just awful.

2. Unless you’re Milo.

   Then it’s just part of the tools of the trade.

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4. What the hell is it?

   1. Some might call it a HK51K-B. It is basically a HK91 rifle converted into a HK21 belt-fed machinegun and then chopped down to the size of a MP5K. Individual 02 SOT have already offered HK51, HK51K, and HK51B conversions. Combining the lot was only a matter of time.

      1. I figure that at least a couple of executives at HK have died by just looking at that thing… 🙂

      2. So… a battle rifle with a 3″ barrel?

         1. Well, it is more like a belt-fed machinegun with a ~5″ barrel. The flash and blast are undoubtedly epic.

            1. I wasn’t counting the chamber in the barrel length. Also, I don’t see a third marked position on the selector.

               That is just wrong in _so_ many ways.

               1. That is an awfully long selector throw for a semi-auto trigger group. I don’t think that a standard HK91 selector switch swings so low.

                  1. A semiauto FAL will throw that far if the grip has the cutout, not that that says anything about a HK91. You can’t really tell just by looking at the outside of it. However: I doubt anyone would be insane enough to WECSOG a registered auto rifle in that manner… What would a registered FA HK91 go for? $8-$10k?

                     Regardless of SA vs. FA: a .308 with a three-inch barrel? Why?? (well, I get the cool factor, but practically speaking?)

                     1. It could be a registered sear conversion. More likely, it is a Post-Sample from a 02 SOT trying to show off his mad ‘smithy skills.

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6. Some of us do suck, and they’re right to hate them.

7. Roberta, You haz won teh Internets.

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