HK 91 - 94 semi or full?

[TonyT]

Greetings, I have a question about an HK 94 (i think) 9mm. A friend of mine's son has. He is in Afghanistan in the Army and his dad would like to get it fixed but I have a concern about it. It has on the left side a selective fire/saftey that has 3 markings on it that are pictorial. They are a single bullet with an x across it, 2 bullets, and a line of bullets. When he was home last summer he went to the range with me and fired it several time with it only firing semi auto and it jammed very frequently. I ask him if it was full auto and he said it was a knock off and only a semi auto. When he left he told his dad it was a piece of junk and that it was broke and could not be fixed. the hinge pins holes are broken out. Is this gun a class III or just a broken semi auto? If it is a broken class III what should he do?

Thanks,
TonyT

 

[indykid]

The HK-94 (9mm) was the "civilian" version of the MP5. It was designed for semi-auto fire, but many people wanting an MP5 look-a-like would add the selector marks to their HK-94 to make them look cool, when in fact they were semi-auto only.

Now the catch is, did your friend make some changes to the receiver to change it's rate of fire?

I see you are in Westfield too. I have an HK-94 clone, and if your friend's father would let you take it for a day, or we all could get together, we could compare mine to his to see if we can find out why it isn't working right, and what it's true fire rate is.

 

[chuckp]

PM sent. Sounds like more details are needed.

chuck

 

[TonyT]

Greetings, I have a question about an HK 94 (i think) 9mm. A friend of mine's son has. He is in Afghanistan in the Army and his dad would like to get it fixed but I have a concern about it. It has on the left side a selective fire/saftey that has 3 markings on it that are pictorial. They are a single bullet with an x across it, 2 bullets, and a line of bullets. When he was home last summer he went to the range with me and fired it several time with it only firing semi auto and it jammed very frequently. I ask him if it was full auto and he said it was a knock off and only a semi auto. When he left he told his dad it was a piece of junk and that it was broke and could not be fixed. the hinge pins holes are broken out. Is this gun a class III or just a broken semi auto? If it is a broken class III what should he do?

Thanks,
TonyT

Thanks guys. I will have his dad take some pictures and get them to you for review.

TonyT

 

[mms]

Sounds like a clipped and pinned lower since you mentioned pins broken out. So it has cosmetic changes but still semi

 

[bullet]

Sounds like a broken semi to me.

 

[TonyT]

Thanks guys for all of your input. I am waiting for the pictures from his dad. If it is a class III gun could he get it trouble with tha law if he has it?

Just a thought
TonyT

 

[indykid]

Without having paid the 1934 NFA blackmail fee and having the proper papers that go with the tax stamp, a huge fine and time with a guy named bubba is possible.

 

[Mosinguy]

If it is an unregistered lower, I'd be slicing the receiver into three pieces with a torch ASAFP.

 

[MACHINEGUN]

If it is an unregistered lower, I'd be slicing the receiver into three pieces with a torch ASAFP.

Either this or you could just drop it off at my house.. I bury them for future use!

 

[MikeA]

If it is an unregistered lower, I'd be slicing the receiver into three pieces with a torch ASAFP.

Or you just throw the trigger pack away.

 

[MikeA]

Greetings, I have a question about an HK 94 (i think) 9mm. A friend of mine's son has. He is in Afghanistan in the Army and his dad would like to get it fixed but I have a concern about it. It has on the left side a selective fire/saftey that has 3 markings on it that are pictorial. They are a single bullet with an x across it, 2 bullets, and a line of bullets. When he was home last summer he went to the range with me and fired it several time with it only firing semi auto and it jammed very frequently. I ask him if it was full auto and he said it was a knock off and only a semi auto. When he left he told his dad it was a piece of junk and that it was broke and could not be fixed. the hinge pins holes are broken out. Is this gun a class III or just a broken semi auto? If it is a broken class III what should he do?

Thanks,
TonyT

I would guess its a clone, probably a pos built by Todd Bailey.

If you are talking about the hinge pins by the mag well they are not broken off, they can not work with the semi auto's because of the shelf that the atf had the manufactures install.

Clones are hit and miss, they can be made to run reliable but how much money do you throw into a 1k gun? Most of the HK smiths will charge 500.00 plus parts to make them right.