Thread: Heckler & Koch SP5 (MP5A3)

Originally Posted by Joe Bob Briggs

We aren't too much better here. These are sold as "pistols", meaning no stocks, and you have to file the same paperwork you'd need to file for a suppressor or a machine gun to be able to put a stock on them. It's a $200 tax to the government, and you have to wait for your paperwork to be approved.

I know what you mean, I’ve a friend who manages a gun shop in Texas and hell, you guys have to jump through hoops to get a suppressor, not sure why the authorities are so anal about them.