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  1. Belt fed M11/nine upper in 5.56 for between $3,000-$6,000. Max 11/15 uppers sell for $3,000 and FightLite MCR060 Belt Fed Upper for the AR-15/M16 sells for almost double that. You would have an open bolt equivalent to the M249 that is transferable and affordable. I know I would buy one.
  2. Any leads are appreciated. I have been looking on 1919a4.com, G503.com, and gun broker for a while not and have not seen may offerings in the destructive device world other than mortars and various 40mm launchers.
  3. Thanks everyone, so I will begin the search for what is available now.
  4. Hello everyone, I am again asking for any insight you might have, as you have all been very helpful to me so far in my fledgling NFA adventures. I would like to find and acquire a small destructive device (ideally a Puteaux 25mm or similar small wheeled cannon) but I am uncertain of the storage requirements for the Destructive Device itself as it is an NFA item. It would be too large to place in a safe and I do not have a separate room that I could isolate it within to prevent access to family members that live with me. I would like to place it in the garage but then my concern is 1) I would likely transfer it as a C&R as I am not certain if I can locate a FFL that would process it in Tucson AZ and thus adding my family members as trustees to my NFA trust would not help until I have transferred the DD from me to my trust which from my limited experience so far would be six months to a year and 2) I have a minor son who I can not add as a trustee due to the age requirement even if I transferred it directly to my NFA trust through a local FFL. My hope is that there is a component of the DD that is similar to the receiver/sear/bolt paradigm of machine guns that is the registered NFA part that is easily removed that I could then secure separately or is there another acceptable way of restricting access similar to creating a lock box that could be placed over the registered NFA part and left in place attached preventing access. My only concern is satisfying any legal requirement that ATF may have and not actual physical security of the item. Any advice or direction to further research is greatly appreciated. Thank you
  5. Posting a thank you to all that helped me locate a set of pins. I am good to go now.
  6. From what I have been able to discover online, they are identified by part number 5315013860206 as a four pin set to mount the M2HB or Mk19 into the MK93 mount. On https://www.bmgparts.com/mount.html their dimensions are listed as: 1) M2HB, Rear Pin: 2 3/4" (3 1/4" OA) x 7/16" 2) MK19, Rear Pin: 7 1/2" (8" OA) x 1/2" 3) M2HB, Front and Elevation Pin: 6 1/2" (7" OA) x 9/16" 4) 1 3/32" (1 5/8" OA) x 3/8"
  7. Thank you for trying. Unfortunately Rick did not have any of the pins. He also referenced McMaster but they did not list the correct sizes for the application on their website. My plan for now is to use bolts of the corresponding size and continue my search for the pins. I plan on going to the next Big Sandy in October so hopefully by then I will have the pins.
  8. Yes, I am missing the pins to mount my M2HB into the Mk-93 cradle. Any leads in finding them would be appreciated.
  9. Looking for Mk93 pins. I have checked with BMGparts and they do not have any and no luck on Gunbroker or Ebay. Any leads are appreciated. Thank you
  10. Thank you everyone for helping me to better understand this is not possibility and why. I was not sure what conversion parts or kits were available and registered as transferable prior to the 1986 cut off. From what I understand now that list seems to be: 1) Uzi Bolt, 2) HK Sear/Pack, 3) AR!5 RDIAS/Lighting link, 4) M1/2 Carbine.
  11. Cliff notes: Keeping guns out of dangerous hands Increase the number of background checks by ensuring that all background checks required by law are conducted before firearm purchases, moving the U.S. as close to universal background checks as possible without additional legislation. Improve public awareness and increase appropriate use of extreme risk protection (“red flag”) orders and safe storage of firearms. Address the loss or theft of firearms during shipping. Holding the gun industry accountable Provide the public and policymakers with more information regarding federally licensed firearms dealers who are violating the law. Use the Department of Defense’s acquisition of firearms to further firearm and public safety practices. Additional steps to make our communities safer and support communities impacted by gun violence Help catch shooters by accelerating federal law enforcement’s reporting of ballistics data. Accelerate and intensify implementation of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) Improve federal support for gun violence survivors, victims and survivors’ families, first responders to gun violence, and communities affected by gun violence. Advance congressional efforts to prevent the proliferation of firearms undetectable by metal detectors. Link to full release: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2023/03/14/fact-sheet-president-biden-announces-new-actions-to-reduce-gun-violence-and-make-our-communities-safer/
  12. I am new to the process but in my limited experience so far I purchased a transferable SWD M11/nine out of state private party in February 2022. I spoke with them multiple times on the phone and had them send me videos of them shooting the MG and copies of their NFA forms. After I was comfortable they were not a scam I mailed them 75% of the purchase price by check to start the transfer to my in state dealer. Once they had the the approved NFA form to transfer to my in state dealer I sent the remaining 25% by check. Once it was in my home state and logged into my dealers books, I was able to begin the eform 4 process to transfer it to me that was in October 2022. I am still waiting on that form 4 to be approved and my guess is it will be approved sometime in July 2023. So I am expecting the entire experience to take 17 months from agreement to in hand. HTH
  13. That definitely helps and makes perfect sense, thank you. I will start looking for a transferable plate.
  14. I am still new to the NFA world and I have attempted to look around already on this issue but I can not find an answer to this question. I am hopeful that someone on here may be willing to help with this question. Do registered transferable 1919a4 bolts exist? Similar to the registered transferable UZI bolts that do exist, where the bolt has been milled to clearance the denial island of a semi-auto version. I ask because I have a semi-auto 1919a4 that I am sentimentally attached to because I built it with my son years ago and I would like to have a 1919a4 MG as I like Moses Browining designed firearms. Thank you for any thoughts on this or recommendations of where I should research further.
  15. Not that I am aware of because it is behind a password protected login, sites like https://web.archive.org will not have a history. Also I am new to the NFA world and was looking around and found it, how long it has been there, I do not know.
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