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If the following is true, how is it transferable? "It missed the amnesty but was carefully reactivated a long time ago."

Contact info for Rock Creek?

What suppressor is on it?

I have one incoming shortly.

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For sale are factory new in the box Sons of Liberty Gun Works 13.7" barreled rifles with pinned and welded NOX brakes to bring the length to 16.1". These rifles have the desirable "Rebellious Stripes" roll marked lower receivers. Prices are $1,399.00 for ACH or PMO and $1,442.50 for credit card. Shipping is $45. Call or text 504-421-1323 Email dan@dzelenkalaw.com Specifications are as follows: SOLGW M4-EXO2 Rebellious Stripes Rifle Barrel: Sons of Liberty Gun Works 13.7” with pinned and welded NOX muzzle device 4150CoMOV 1:7 MPI HPT Barrel Caliber: 5.56 NATO Chamber Barrel Steel: 4150 CrMoV (Chrome Moly Vanadium per MIL-B-11595E) Twist Rate: 1/7 Twist Six Groove Thread Pitch: 1/2-28 Threaded Muzzle Gas Block: .750" Gas Block Journal with appropriately sized gas port Finish: QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish Barrel Extension: QPQ coated M4 Feed Ramp Extension High Pressure (proof) Tested (HPT) Magnetic Particle Inspected (MPI) SOLGW M4-EXO2 (Lower Specifications) Lower Receiver: Sons of Liberty Gun Works Forged Lower Receiver – Rebellious Stripes Material: Made from Mil-Spec 7075-T6 aluminum forgings Finish: Anodized to Mil-Spec MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2, Hard Anodic Coating, Flat Black Dye, Non-Reflective, NiAc Seal Contour is fully machined leaving no flash marks from the forging. All lowers are cut with M16 auto pocket. Safe, Fire, and Full Auto Pictograms. Rebellious Stripes Roll Mark SOLGW M4-EXO2 (Buffer Specifications) Buffer System: H1 Buffer System designed to improve reliability while creating a smoother operating cycle. Receiver Extension: Mil Spec made from 7075-T6 Aluminum Buffer: H-1 Buffer Buffer Spring: Sprinco Blue Carbine Length Spring Receiver end plate: QD Mil-Spec with properly staked Castle Nut SOLGW M4-EXO2 (Upper Specifications) Material: Made from Mil-Spec 7075-T6 aluminum forgings. Exterior Finish: Anodized to Mil-Spec MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2, Hard Anodic Coating, Flat Black Dye, Non-Reflective, NiAc Seal Interior Finish:Anodized to Mil-Spec MIL-A-8625F, Type III, Class 2, Hard Anodic Coating, Flat Black Dye, Non-Reflective, NiAc Seal T-Marks: Engraved T-Marks SOLGW M4-EXO2 (Specifications) Sons of Liberty Gun Works Fire Control Group: Sons of Liberty Gun Works Liberty Fighting Trigger (LFT) with consistent 5.5lb pull. Grip: B5 Systems Grip – Black Stock: B5 Systems – Black Rail System: Sons of Liberty Gun Works EXO2 Charging Handle: SOLGW Raptor Gas Block: Sons of Liberty Lo-Pro Gas block made from 4140 Steel and Nitride Treated with Knurled Head Set Screws Gas Tube: Sons of Liberty Standard Mid-Length Melonited Stainless Steel Muzzle Device: SOLGW NOX Flash Hider Sights: none Includes: TAC Six Soft Case, Three Dura Mag SS 30rd Mags with SOLGW engraved floor plates, SOLGW Sticker & Patch, copy of the US Constitution, M-LOK QD Socket, 2” Rail and LIFETIME Warranty Certificate Stock photos. May not be the exact serial numbered firearm.

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GunBroker is crazy these days. Last night I sold a mixmaster Greek return 1903A3 for $1,225. That is no more over market value as a percentage than Sienna Armory has been seeing on most of his machineguns. I know dealers who use him as their broker because right now he seems to have the golden touch when it comes to GunBroker auctions. Everyone complains about Reuben's prices, but he is still in business. Some people just seem to command greater prices. Perhaps they are perceived as giving better service or some other intangible value. With respect to auction items, maybe they are just lucky to be in the right place at the right time. Who knows? Dan

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For Sale is a 1928A1 Thompson submachine gun manufactured by Auto Ordnance in Bridgeport, Conn. This is a WWII gun with what appears to be the original finish and original barrel. You can see from the WB (Inspector Waldemar Broberg) and Ordnance Wheel stamps on the left of the receiver that they cut through the finish. i.e. they were applied after the finish. The original barrel was manufactured by Savage and has a Serif P proof mark with punch in the style of Auto Ordnance built guns (Savage built guns have a sans Serif P proof mark). The receiver and grip frame have matching serial numbers. Internally, all parts of the fire control group are stamped AOC (Auto Ordnance) except the trigger, disconnector and magazine latch which are Stevens (a subcontractor to both Auto Ordnance and Savage known for a squared S stamp). The knurled actuator and Blish lock are stamped AOC. The bolt and buffer spring guide are Savage manufacture and stamped with an S. The wood is in very good shape with no gouges. The fore-end is stamped with a D. The gun will also come with two butt stocks, one is of original design and the other is the reinforced version. Both were made by Savage and neither are original to the gun. The gun is mechanically in great shape, with a good barrel (no bulges, no pits), and is very reliable. I can provide a video if you would like. I also have more pictures. This Thompson is from my personal collection and is currently on a Form 4. I have filed a Form 4 to transfer it to my company (FFL/SOT) to get the ball rolling. Once approved, it can transfer from my company to the buyer’s dealer on an eForm 3 which only takes a couple days. If the purchaser has a C&R FFL, the gun can transfer directly from my trust to him on a Form 4 (I can cancel the pending transfer). The buyer is responsible for all taxes. Purchase price for the gun is $29,995 plus shipping and insurance of $150. My contact information is dan@dzelenkalaw.com or (504) 421-1323 I am willing to take 50% down and the balance when the stamp comes in.

Charles Erb MP40 “Tube Gun”. $17,500 plus shipping. This is an MP40 built by Charles Erb on one of his receivers using a bnz 42 (Steyr) parts kit. The barrel and end cap are serial number 290 (without suffix), and Erb numbered the receiver 290E. The receiver has Erb’s signature “Dirty Bird” on the top, and its serial number is located just in front of the magazine well where a bnz serial number is traditionally found. His name and address is located below the bakelite frame so it cannot be seen when the gun is assembled. Below are some pictures. I included two of the stock folded against the receiver. These show the total movement in the stock. I replaced the internal stock parts with NOS parts, and it has one of the tightest lock-ups that I have found. Mechanically, everything is in very good to excellent condition, with no noted issues. The gun runs flawlessly. If you would like a video or any more pictures, please let me know. I can be reached at dan@dzelenkalaw.com or 504-421-1323. If you are in the area, I would be happy to let you shoot it. This transferable machine gun comes as shown, with one original Steyr 32rd magazine. The gun is on a Form 4 in Louisiana. It is owned by my trust. I am in the process of transferring it to my license so it can eForm 3 to an out of state dealer. Shipping and any subsequent transfer costs are the responsibility of the purchaser. If someone in Louisiana purchase the gun, I will cancel the transfer to my license and transfer it directly to the purchaser. This is an NFA item. All NFA rules apply. If you are unsure of the procedures for purchasing an NFA registered weapon, please contact us, BATFE, or another reputable Class III Dealer to familiarize yourself with the process prior to bidding.

Post a picture of the bottom of the receiver just ahead of the magazine well. Also, strip it and show pictures of the matching numbers on all of the parts. Dan