Would you make this trade?

[Monkeyman2500]

Not no but heck no. Roller lockers use a fluted chamber to aid extraction. It mangles brass. They are not well suited for reloaders.
Much more costly to feed. They don't have a gas system, which might seem like a good thing, but they have a really strange recoil impulse. And mine was the most belligerently loud SOB that ever was.
I hated mine.
If this was me, I'd walk away.

Oh man I forgot to say how incredibly loud it was.

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SLINGS BRASS FOR A MILE!!!

No lie, we have one, shoots great, likes steel cases, but you will not find the ejected cases.

[whitewolf001]

The one I got, I have about $350 in it, acquired it about three years ago. The upper reciever was canted on the left side towards the rear of it, close to the stock, which makes magazine feed issues occur and was also why we couldn't get the paratrooper stock on. Took about an hour a night for about three weeks to get the darned thing straightened out. Everytime you'd straighten one section it would make another go canted, needless to say the micrometer paid for itself that day. 

 

SLINGS BRASS FOR A MILE!!!

No lie, we have one, shoots great, likes steel cases, but you will not find the ejected cases.

Yep, kinda the G3/HK91/PTR91/CETME's thing, lol.

[whitewolf001]

Not no but heck no. Roller lockers use a fluted chamber to aid extraction. It mangles brass. They are not well suited for reloaders.
Much more costly to feed. They don't have a gas system, which might seem like a good thing, but they have a really strange recoil impulse. And mine was the most belligerently loud SOB that ever was.
I hated mine.
If this was me, I'd walk away.

Are you kidding? That's IF you can find it, haha! Though I must say a BIG pro is the usage of surplus G3 mags which at one point were $.99ea, I'll take a bakers dozen please!