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Yes. Please reply to bmg17a1@gmail.com

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Appears to be a reactivation from the un-parked weld at the joint of shroud and receiver. FWIW

Yes.

1. 1917a1; .30-06; w/1917a1 tripod; sideplate mfg. by W.M.Davis, Salem, WV; quality build by competent craftsman; excellent condition; new park 100%; jacket is dent free; pristine feedway on brass trunnion from Westinghouse 1917; brass front endcap; reblued internals and other appropriate parts; mix of RIA and SG; very good bore in unmarked vintage barrel; correct M2 1917a1 rear sight; standard 1917a1 tripod needs cleaning; excellent condition; includes 1917a1 wooden ammo box and 250 rnd fabric belt $20k/offers Excellent pics on request to: bmg17a1@gmail.com Brokered MG from reliable owner; currently in my inventory, so will transfer out on F3; buyer pays SH&I for gun and all accessories

1. SOLD MP5 PDW; 9mm; registered sear by Flemming in lower; as new condition; registered in three calibers; 3 mags in pouch; extra folding stock; spare bolt; spare foregerip; $45K Pics on request. Buyer pays first tax out from NFA savvy owner and all SH&I charges

1.Gwinn mfg "Bushmaster"; AR bullpup "arm rifle"; selectfire; .223 w/mag; 98% original finish; excellent condition; pics on request $10k SOLD Brokerd gun from savvy NFA owner; buyer pays transfer out from owner and all SH&I

1. 1917a1; .30-06; w/1917a1 tripod; sideplate mfg. by W.M.Davis, Salem, WV; quality build; excellent condition; new park 100%; jacket is dent free; pristine feedway on brass trunnion from Westinghouse 1917; brass front endcap; reblued internals and other appropriate parts; mix of RIA and SG; very good bore in unmarked vintage barrel; correct M2 1917a1 rear sight; standard 1917a1 tripod needs cleaning; excellent condition; includes 1917a1 wooden ammo box and 250 rnd fabric belt $22k/offers SOLD Pictures on request to: bmg17a1@gmail.com Brokered MG from reliable owner; currently in my inventory, so will transfer out on F3; buyer pays SH&I for gun and all accessories

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ID listed in box 4a of the registration as the imp/mfg, please?

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No, just the one.

SOLDExceptional ANM-2, Buffalo Arms; .30-06; C+R; 95%+ original parkerizing; excellent internals, bore; M2 tripod, T+E; links; spare 95% barrel 100% correct; $26K/offers Pics on request. Out on F3 or taxed F4 (buyer pays tax) to FFL03; buyer pays SH&I

Why is ATF/NFA involved? They have nothing to say about this transfer. A Lahti without a barrel is Title I. I assume you are an FFL so just take in or have the receiver sent to you and book it in as a title I rifle receiver. File an F1 to register it as a DD. FWIW

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Would appreciate seeing a pic of the maker's ID if you would, please. Or send pic to: bmg17a1@gmail.com Thanks

They are currently in CT.

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Thanks. Good info above and clears up some confusion. The lower is an ERMA assembly/product and by the proofs it appears that the receiver is of Steyr manufacture. Apologies for assuming incorrectly that the receiver was also ERMA without following up. Unfortunate that the main assemblies are mismatched, but it adds to the mystery of it's history. Again, it is interesting that the original registrant was savvy enough to list a parts sub-contractor as the manufacturer but did not know about the actual manufacturers of record. Must be a story there. I enjoy these paperwork anomalies from the early days between 1934 the end of the '68 Amnesty and well into the reman era until 1986, and have seen many. I bought my first DEWAT in 1957 and when I could afford the transfer taxes shortly after college, bought transferables starting in 1970. Been at it ever since. Good luck with the sale. FWIW

Though I am sure you know this, to help those who don't, the manufacturer of the MP40 is actually ERMA, hence the 'ayf' code. ERMA, Haenal and Steyr were the only makers of the MP38/40s. The manufacturer ID that you note as listed on the registration form, as best I can make out, is the Krupp Cash Register Co, of Kassen, Germany. They certainly did not make MP40s. Good example of the wide variety of misinformation passed along from incorrect mfg. ID put on original registrations of MGs. Without a doubt an original MP40 with that erroneous but vintage manufacturer's ID. For those considering buying this gun, I suggest that it is far more helpful to correctly ID the actual manufacturer of the gun you are offering instead of the original registrant's farflung guess. FWIW

Would like to see the left rear of the receiver for the ID info please.

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