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Do these use the same pistons as the current B&T USA Impuls suppressors? If so, you might try B&T USA. I've wondered if they will ever make alternate thread pitches available for the US units.

Memorial Day price drop.

Hello, I'm looking for someone to build a Sterling MK4 (ultimately to be SBR'd) in semi-auto. Who offers such a service?

Putting this back up again; less volatile than the stock market

Dropped again!

$11,500 shipped, first transfer paid. 100% up front. This is the last of the transferables I'm selling, let's get the paperwork started! I'm happy to send this to Andrewski during the first Form 4 processing period for a once over on the buyer's dime.

One FREE Coastal Gun model "M-1" 9mm suppressor, threaded for M10/9mm. On a Form 4 in KY. The only costs are transfers and shipping. You pay any transfers (if within KY, just the one--if outside, both). Shipping will be less than $20. As I recall, this is a pretty effective (and VERY heavy) suppressor for the MAC series. This one is very lightly used, lots of life left in it and no baffle strikes.

One TNW-built MG34 Semi Auto. This is an Israeli-issued MG-34 kit mated to a TNW receiver. I bought the receiver as a build kit, quickly realized it was out of my league, and sent it to TNW to build for me. They blued the receiver, but the rest of the kit is "original" (e.g. probably Israeli refurbed). The kit itself has all markings intact (e.g. not peened). The rifle runs well. Two bolts are included, both converted to semi. One works well, the other doesn't. I've had that bolt back to TNW once without luck, but I passed on sending the complete rifle in for repair given that I had a spare on hand. The rifle will ship with several 50 round belts (mostly post-war MG3 belts), one basket drum, the carry handle (Israeli designed/issued, not German), and a repro sling made with original (perhaps Yugoslav) hardware. I have a AAA tripod and the BRP adapter for it at extra cost. I also have two extra barrels at extra cost. No longer available, moved to auction

$30,000 for the sear in its pack, first transfer and shipping paid by seller. $31,500 with a PTR9CT, first transfer and shipping paid by seller. SOLD to user Barry Lutz Fleming HK conversion sear, on a Form 4 in Kentucky. Both the sear and pack are in excellent condition. I disassembled the pack to confirm the sear's serial and check its physical condition. See photos for closeups of the markings and condition of the pin holes--I see no egging, corrosion, or other issues. The serial number is marked on the sear twice, along with what I assume is a manufacturer's marking I can't make out. When last sold it came installed in an Mp5K; this time it's being sold either as: a) Pack and housing only (either an Mp5K or Mp5 housing) OR b) Installed in a lightly used PTR9CT with an A2 stock (+$1500) Logistics: I pay the first tax stamp if you're out of state! Payment: Due with submission of the first Form 4. I do not accept credit cards. I do accept all other standard payment methods. Insured shipping covered by the seller. If you do choose to purchase the PTR9CT, that can be shipped as soon as payment clears as it's a non-NFA pistol. Stock obviously can't go with the pistol if the sear and gun go separately. This is the second HK Sear I've listed here--the first sold a couple of months back and just shipped to the buyer. Link to his feedback: I run my transfers through a local SOT. He double checks the transfer papers and will handle shipping. He transferred this sear in and is familiar with both me and the sear if you'd like a reference of sorts to confirm that this is the real deal.

Down to $13,000

Price dropped to $14,000

$9,500 and I pay your first stamp and shipping Wilson Sten tube built as a Sterling MkIV, on a Form 4 in Kentucky. The Form 4 lists the model as "Sterling MK4 (Sten Tube)" This SMG is in great condition--it's been owned by our family since 2007 and probably only fired about 500 rounds in that time. Runs flawlessly. Finish is a durable crinkle coat, looks to be over parkerizing. Finish is 90-95% with some "safe wear" knicks. Barrel is original British and in great shape--sharp lands and grooves, tons of life. (for the extra eagle-eyed, an IMA barrel is installed for the photos. The Sterling will ship with the original barrel). This will ship with one original 34 round magazine, parkerized, either a like-new or very well refinished "commercial model" magazine. Additional good-very good magazines available at additional cost. Stock lockup is a little finicky. Not sure if it's user error or if the back cap needs to be tweaked. Perhaps the more knowledgable Sterling aficionados can spot a solution. I have two MkIV kits (one IMA barrel to go with them), along with about 20-30 magazines (20 commercial type, 10 military type). These are available to the buyer at additional cost. References: I have a well established buying and selling history elsewhere, including NFA items. My username on Gunbroker, FalFiles, AKfiles, and AR15.com are all the same as my username here. No negative feedback for any of them. I'm always happy to pick up the phone and discuss with interested parties. The local dealer who transferred this to us is still in business and available as a reference if needed (Steve Herberth of Falcon Defense Group). Logistics: I pay the first tax stamp if you're out of state! Payment: Due with submission of the first Form 4. I do not accept credit cards. I do accept all other standard payment methods. Insured shipping covered by the seller. Trades: I am potentially interested in non-NFA Trades (plus cash in most cases): HK Pistols, particularly a MK23 or P7 Sig P210 in 9mm (Swiss, not SIG USA) HK SP5 SIG PE57 or AMT FN G-Series FAL FN Type 1 or Type 2 FAL semi Auto, para or standard (Belgian, not a US clone) HK SL7 or SL6 HK91 in reasonable condition AUG A1 Accuracy Int'l rifles, 300WM, .308, or 6.5 Creedmore Steyr SSG-69 PI (original type with iron sights) K31 with Diopter sights Sig (SAN) 552 Semi, 551 LB, 751 SAPR Beretta AR70

I am here. We talked on Wednesday and I’ve been out of the country since Thursday morning. At the time we last spoke we hadn’t finalized a deal. If you’re available for a call Tuesday, email me a time that works for you. (all of this is also in the last email)