Posted 21 March Can you legally purchase a full auto S.A.W. and if so what would the price be? Thanx. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 21 March Answer + likely follow up q&a in this thread... -- Matt Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 21 March (edited) Short answer: Yes. There is only 1 verified transferable M249 in the registry .....It will sell for north of $500,000 if it ever comes up for sale again (yes, somebody will pay that, if not much more) Aaron - Mohnton, Pa Edited 21 March by Aaron in Mohnton Pa Aaron - Mohnton, Pa | BeltFeds.Com, LLC / Stryker Defense | FFL 07 / 02 SOT Email: Sales@BeltFeds.Com Phone: 610-983-8257 Website: https://BeltFeds.Com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 21 March Get a FFL, pay your SOT and get a pre-sample for only $40-$45k... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 21 March 1 hour ago, Bwana said: Get a FFL, pay your SOT and get a pre-sample for only $40-$45k... if you do this, then retire (give up your SOT/FFL), you can "keep" it? what happens when you die or want to sell it? thanks from a novice. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 21 March (edited) Yes, It can be kept with drop of license. Subsequent transfer must go to a entity with license - just like the requirement to acquire it in the first place. I.e. can’t be inherited following death or sold to a non-licensee. — Matt Edited 21 March by mattnh -- Matt Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 22 March You have to participate in business - buying and selling. ATF does not allow getting a license only to collect some guns... As a non-licensed person you can purchase a transferable M16 and get a Shrike beltfed upper (or whatever it is called these days). You will spend less and get a pretty fun beltfed 5.56 MG plus a lot of versatility with the M16 platform. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
