Walther P99

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• alm200 Posts: 3MI6 Agent

  May 2006

  y is it deactivted
• Mark Hazard West Midlands, UKPosts: 495MI6 Agent

  May 2006

  alm200 wrote:

  y is it deactivted

  
  In the UK, "live" firearms are not allowed to be kept by the general public - legally.
  
  Having said that, even deactivated weapons are constantly under threat of becoming illegal, along with anything else that looks like a gun.
  
  And having said that, there are now probably more (illegal) "live" weapons on the streets of Britain than ever before.
  
  By the way, has anyone noticed that eBay ban sales of replica/deactivated guns but are quiet willing to allow lethal knives to be sold.
• s96024 Posts: 1,519MI6 Agent

  December 2006

  Mark Hazard wrote:

  alm200 wrote:

  y is it deactivted

  
  In the UK, "live" firearms are not allowed to be kept by the general public - legally.
  
  Having said that, even deactivated weapons are constantly under threat of becoming illegal, along with anything else that looks like a gun.
  
  And having said that, there are now probably more (illegal) "live" weapons on the streets of Britain than ever before.
  
  By the way, has anyone noticed that eBay ban sales of replica/deactivated guns but are quiet willing to allow lethal knives to be sold.

  
  Indeed, they don't even allow paintball guns to be sold. They must have had alot of pressure from someone.
• Mark Hazard West Midlands, UKPosts: 495MI6 Agent

  December 2006 edited December 2006

  I've noticed of late that cap guns are being allowed back on eBay, but P99s listed along with a Casino Royale tag (no official CR pistols - as far as I know - produced) are grossly overpriced (imo).
• MProps1138 Posts: 9MI6 Agent

  January 2007

  In what way is your P99 deactivated? Also, could you post a few pictures?
  
  -Max