riflejunky

There is a 1917 on gun broker and the guy has a .22 kit for it Accor to the listing. Not sure if he would separate but it might be worth asking.

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Would you consider selling the Lewis tripod adapter separately?

The cost of the C&R is nothing. When I buy something out of state on a form four for myself it cuts the wait time down.

I have a C&R and a dealer/SOT and have never had any issues with BATFE. That being said we have a lady who maintains all our store paperwork and she does a good job providing any information they request. I have talked to others who have not had such good interactions with BATFE but all of them were sloppy with their record keeping. Getting the C&R was as simple as filling out the form and mailing it in.

I have shipped subguns via USPS registered mail several times with no problems. I have a good relationship with the post office personnel and they never questioned the small box. If the gun has a stock I don't consider it a handgun and no one ever cared. As for the question of an "illegal transfer", if you have a question as to the legality of a transfer then I would ask ATF directly as poor advice could be costly.

I sent you an email regarding this gun

I sent my AUG to Pete Athens with a copy of the form 4. When he was done he shipped it back with the form in the box.

Whats the story on the MG42 in the photo?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/847819854

I saw one sell in Georgia at an auction a year or so ago for $6,800. It was also a pre 86 dealer sample.

Should have read it more closely

Most of the time if they are sent in together the same examiner handles both and you get them back together. In my experience.

Spoke to ATF last Wednesday and was told average transfer time ten months currently.

Go look on Simpson Firearms website for one like it. They will be high but most likely have one to compare pricing.