I'm a big fan of the bullpups in general. I've spent a fair amount of time shooting the PS90, FS2000, and the MSAR. I've never really gotten used to loading the PS90 but I love the way it shoots. The FS2000 is super comfortable, but I like the MSAR best. Haven't had a chance to fire the Class 3 versions yet.

PS90's can be picked up new for around $1600(+or-).

 

OK.. Then that must be what the salesman said, but I thought the full auto was hard to get. Maybe the one my friend has is special because it's his service weapon and that one is not available. All I know is it fires the same round as his pistol and the cartridge is incredibly small.

My favorite weapon is my old M1A National Match... But there are no ranges here in NY that are long enough to fire it.

 

a full auto UZI IS hard to get. They are going to be in the teens if you can find one as yes, it is a service weapon as you described and the UZI is no longer in production a.f.a.i.k.

 

I've shot a full auto UZI before. That was a blast. It was my first fully auto gun I shot and I was a little nervous about my front hand slipping off the grip and coming infront of the muzzle because the distance is so short. I managed to keep my hand though

 

I loved using the double P90's on goldeneye for the N64

 

Automatics are for pussies!

Me firing faster than you lazy punks ever could:

dont blink, skillz

 

i really really need one...

 

nice toy. curious. how do you and why is it hard to come by? is that in the same class as a silencer? or a concealed weapon permit?

seems like it shouldnt be THAT hard with a 100% clean record. iv never looked into it. just heard by word of mouth

id LOVE to get my hands legally on an aa-12

 

nice vids

 

Yes it's in the same class as a suppressor, but depending on the state in which you live, it can be very hard to come by. For instance, in Florida which is where my friend lives, you need to not only have a concealed weapons permit (not hard to come by) but then in order to get the class 3 permit, you need to have the Sheriff of your county or a judge personally vouch for you on the application. THAT is the tough part, although from what I hear, the new Sheriff in Broward County is more open to authorizing these that the previous one. My connections are with both local as well as federal enforcement.