United Surplus Arms

In any case this is a fascinating tale. thanks for sharing

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Guns (GCA/NFA) can be stored at an off-premises location. (e.g. storage). They can be shipped to/from this location. The actual TRANSFER (to the buyer, if it is an in-person transfer) must occur at the license location, or a gun show located in the same State (which is a permitted exemption) A FFL can display and take orders at an out-of state gun show, but can only do a transfer to another FFL of a C&R firearm at an out-of state gun show. You cannot transfer (a non C&R) to another FFL at an out-of state gun show - you would have to mail it to them. https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/what-may-licensee-do-out––state-gun-show

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my statement was in regards to "going forward" in regards to no-letter transfers. What happened in the past is the past. Also if the 07/02 owns the range or private security company, then there is no transfer to be approved.

No they would not. The only acceptable reason is for pre-purchase demonstration.

I seem to remember it's about 30 days from the time you apply/pay online until you receive it in the mail.

The Reddit Eform 4 thread is indicating they are currently taking approx 265-270 days. (almost 9 months) My oldest submission is at 6.5 months and waiting....

i'll take 3

A FFL/SOT in Washington State has contacted me about purchasing a fully transferrable machine gun. Does any one know if this is possible, due to the recent State law changes. (my concern is that the ATF would not approve the E-Form 3 transfer) thanks in advance !

Just emailed to the dealer/printed out.

Bump - 2 in stock

Is it possibly Special Interest Arms that did the conversion (not specialized weapons)? Also is the scope included, and if so, what are the details. thanks

YHM Phantom 5.56/223 Suppressor - used but nice condition - no baffle strikes Full auto rated - 1/2 x 28 thread. Sealed (not user serviceable). Recently test fired, functions normally. Length: 6.875" Weight: 19 oz On a Form 3 for quick transfer $350 shipped/insured. Money order or CC by phone (no fees) unitedsurplusarms(at)gmail.com cel 937-232-zero zero six six

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with the latest virtual currency issues, I would be hesitant to use this. No real advantage (and lots of disadvantages) over defaulting to the dollar, unless you believe the world is ending and the dollar will become useless.

Marlin Camp 9 semi-auto 9mm rifle with OSS (Yancy WIlliams) 21.5" integrally suppressed barrel. Includes Bushnell Banner 3 X 9 wide angle scope and Harris 1A2 lightweight bipod. Recently test fired - shoots great and VERY quiet. Black stock with rubber butt pad. Comes with hard case and one (1) 20 round metal (unmarked) magazine. Overall length is 40.5". On a Form 3 for quick transfer. NFA ITEM! Price reduced to $1400 including insured shipping. United Surplus Arms, FFL/SOT in Louisville, KY unitedsurplusarms(at)gmail.com cell 937-232-zero zero six six

For you or me, that would be a foolish move. For some people, money is not an issue; they want it - they buy it. That said, it would be a VERY expensive mistake if this was a married DIAS.

just as easy to facetime/video chat with the person - have them show you the item for sale, live on video.

I travel to India for work. See if you can find his address LOL

BTT - lower price. makes a great Christmas present! Santa approved!

Tavor X95 SBR - 13.5" barrel - used but excellent condition. 5.56mm Former LE rifle, has some wear/tear but overall very nice. Includes 1 mag, IWI case, cleaning kit, gun lock. 1/2 x 28 thread. On Form 3 for quick transfer to your dealer. $1575 shipped/insured call 937-232-zero zero six six or email: unitedsurplusarms (at) gmail.com

Intent is an element of every crime (except strict liability statutes like a simple traffic violation). Intent must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, just like all the other elements of a crime in a criminal trial. Intent is not the same as motive, which does not have to be demonstrated in court.

Intent is what is going to get that chief in trouble. His intent was to make money, not demo guns for his department.

Pretty sure that making a false statement on a NFA application is a felony. That's one of the charges. I'm no attorney but if you say they are for LE, and you then sell them at your store or rent them out, that a jury would not be very sympathetic.