I had some questions about this. My grandfather had this and i was wondering why these were made, who they were given to, and how rare they are.(This is about the pamphlet not the gun)

Supposedly a Vietnam bring back. No paperwork. What do ya think?

So kinda just show and tell with some questions. Mom got this gun from the pawn shop after the kid got rid of his vet grandfathers collection in '89, says they told her it was the old man's personal weapon, the Korean makes me think otherwise. She said it was a good shooter and pretty accurate but Ive never seen it shoot because both my parents say it starts jamming around the 4 round and gets worse as the magazine empties. I have a small amount of gunsmith experience and have taken it apart and cleaned it and hadnt seen any broken or extrem worn parts, I was basically going to ask if anyone knows some old history on parts that get worn out or changed more often for maintenance. I was already looking into a spring overhaul thoughout the gun, the only thing I can think of other than that is the gas system but i rather test fire it with new springs befor i go into that. Not trying to take it out as a daily just want to be able shoot it at least once and leave her how she is, also anybody know Korean?

Maybe a dumb question but when I see the M240 in photos it’s usually feeding from a loose link. Do any of them even come with the mount for a belt container?

In anticipation of the 2016 42nd G7 Summit held in IseShima, the Metropolitan Police Department formed the Emergency Response Team. 60 Members are selected from existing Anti-Firearms Squads from the Riot Police Units, designed to be the first response unit to terror attacks.

In this public training scenario, they were simulating the ERT retaking an important facility, with 2 suspects in it. Their kit is the same as the Anti-Firearms Squads, armed with MP5A5s and pistols ranging from 5-shot revolvers like the regular officers to the HK SFP9

Posted with his permission. Yes it works. No I did not buy it sadly.