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I have one of the very rare Ares Armament underfolders for an M11/9 that I might sell. I've never seen one for sale so have not idea how to price it.

A couple years ago, Clyde Armory in Athens, GA, has some that they never put out on display. I found out by accident when I was transferring an M/11 with them. They may still have them. BTW, I had 2 of them, and there was no market for them when I sold them a couple years ago. Best offer I got was $50. I'm talking about Powder Springs two stage 9mm suppressors.

Ares Armament stock left, then it is all gone.

At this point, I have (13) 30 round Shockwave Zmags, an ultra rare Ares Armament underfolding stock, a pistol grip thread on barrel extension, and some smalls, like the Lage gas block for inside the receiver and the little metal gas blocker that screws on under the rear sight on the outside of the receiver, and a Lage sear.

Please use PM for negotiations as to not clog up the add and mislead others not knowing if the item is still for sale or not. Regarding your offers, No I am firm at $27,000. I have two offers at that number and I'll close the ad when the money is in hand.

I believe I have a committed buyer for the gun/can/some accessories at this point and a list of 3 folks on standby for the remaining accessories. If any of this falls thru, I'll contact the wait list and then modify this ad or post another. Thanks everyone for the interest.

Hello Everyone, I am selling my M11/9. I purchased it from Clyde Armory about 8 years ago; it was NIB at that point. It's just as it came to me, with the addition of a Lage safety; the original safety is included. It's in really nice shape I took great care of it and it is in, and always was in perfect working condition. I ran it for a while with a Lage upper, then a 10" upper, then with a side cocker and CF-W tungsten bolt, which is fantastic (not included). Just gave it a detailed cleaning and installed a new buffer for the pictures. No surprises. I'd be glad to text you specific pictures; send me a message at 7-7-0-6-one-seven-1-two-nine-1. I'm also available, of course, to talk on the phone. I've done a few other NFA trades in the past three years, so I have a complete knowledge of the process - sold a Group/Vector UZI, an M10/9, M10/45, a couple M11/9, and some SBRs; some here, some locally. I have an original two stage can for this; I believe it was unfired when I bought it and only ran a few mags thru it before I started using a tri-lug system with an AAC Tirant 45 can. I removed the front cap and the original wipe system and replaced all of that with a system that allowed me to change out the wipes easily. This is a very early can, which has the original foam covers; later cans had the nomex cover. I'll cover the first stamp, for the gun, and first stamp for the can, to your dealer as well as Registered USPS (lock and key) to your dealer. If you want to inspect it in person, that is encouraged. I'm asking $8,500 for the gun/box/accessories and the can; come back at me if this is not the market rate and I'll be glad to look at your links or documentation for negotiation. I'm not interested in any trades at this time. I do have several desirable accessories that I can discuss selling with the buyer - Rare Ares Armament under-folding stock, CF-W tungsten bolt, Practical Solutions Grey Ghost side cocking upper, 10" M16 style upper, dozens of steel shockwave 30 and 50 round magazines, small parts and whatnot. Thanks for looking, Jeff

Hello Everyone, I am selling my M16A1. I purchased it from Clyde Armory a few years ago; I believe it was an Athens PD trade in gun. It's just as it came to me, with the addition of a KAC ambi selector; the original selector is included. EDIT: I removed the ambi-selector. The Colt factory selector is back in it. It's in pretty good shape with rubs on the furniture and a few nicks in the metal hear and there, but nothing that would make me think it's been abused. I certainly took great care of it and it is in, and always was in perfect working condition. I used a Daniel Defense 14.5 gun as a donor then entire time I owned it, so while the original upper/buffer system, furniture is not unfired, it only has a couple mags thru it from me. Just gave it a detailed cleaning for the pictures. No surprises. I'd be glad to text you specific pictures; send me a message at 7-7-0-6-one-seven-1-two-nine-1. I'm also available, of course, to talk on the phone. I've done a few other NFA trades in the past three years, so I have a complete knowledge of the process - sold a Group/Vector UZI, an M10/9, M10/45, a couple M11/9, and some SBRs; some here, some locally. I'll cover the first stamp to your dealer as well as Registered USPS (lock and key) to your dealer. If you want to inspect it in person, that is encouraged. I'm asking $27,000; come back at me if this is not the market rate and I'll be glad to look at your links or documentation for negotiation. I'm not interested in any trades at this time. Thanks for looking, Jeff

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Hello Everyone, Both are factory new, with sealed mag pack and factory carton. I am the original owner and purchased them new from a local gun shop a couple years ago. The only thing I changed was removing the plastic Magpul rear flip up sight with a like new MaTech metal sight, then back in the bag. These are the latest configuration with the loctited insert on the left of the upper receiver and the lock-switch on the front flip up sight. The lowers are marked M4 Carbine. Always kept in the shown Pelican case in climate controlled home. No surprises. I'm experienced with NFA transfers, having done it 20+ times. From what I read, if removed from NFA configuration by removing the uppers, I can sell the lowers as normal Title 1 guns, but of course I would notify the NFA of the change in status. I'm asking $1,400 each, obo, send me a link to a more competitive price and make me an offer, no worries. On Form 4 in Georgia. I'm open to offers, including removing them from the NFA registry and parting them out as separate uppers and lowers. You can text me for pictures or questions at seven seven zero six one seven one two nine one. Please be specific about what pictures you want to see. There are three ways to do this. I separate the upper and lower, file to remove them from the NFA registry, ship them separately to you. You will have them in 1 week, then file a form 1 ($200 tax stamp), engrave the lower, and put them back together. I think form 1’s are taking about 45 days at this point. Shipping is $75. I transfer them to your dealer (assuming you are not in Georgia), then he transfers them to you. No engraving necessary. $200 tax stamp to your dealer, another $200 tax stamp to you, shipping $75. Each transfer takes about 1 year! Keep the upper and lower separate and use them in a legal non-NFA manner. $75 shipping. In your hands in 1 week separated.

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Up for sale is, as the title states. I just replaced the safety selector, safety slide, sear spring, recoil buffer and other small springs with the superior parts from Lage MFG. I also have a very early 2-stage suppressor with the foam rubber covers; the foam rubber was replaced by S.W.D. very early with a Nomex cover so I know this is early. I changed out the OEM buffers with new parts cut from some McMaster tubing, so they are very easy to replace now. I think it was unfired when I bought it and now has about 100 rounds through it. I'm asking $7,600 for the gun, shipped and insured; I'm asking $50 for the suppressor to the same buyer - I will sell it separately, and I actually have a second suppressor that is identical with the later Nomex cover that is electropencil engraved by the Atlanta PD. I might consider some trades. A Knight's factory gun in 5.56, a Barrett .50, factory built white phosphor dual night vision (think Sentinel or similar), +/- cash on my end. Buyer covers the tax stamps; in GA there is only 1 stamp fee. Out of state, the process is that I transfer the gun/can to your dealer on a Form 4, then he transfers to you on a form 4. This is cross posted on AR15.com in the EE. I have several machinegun references from purchases, sales, and trades.

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