Got Uzi

Hard to sell and regional to say the least.

Yep sure are. Wouldn’t mind some more of those some day and another loader.

No they are not. If they were the price would be much higher.

Now you can take a 303 gun and make it into a 7.62x54r by swapping the barrel and bolt. The feed wheel and belt are the same.

No its not that simple-feed wheel is different as well as the bolt and barrel. Also I'm not entirely sure you could do that on a 303 gun due to the OAL differences in the rounds. The internals required for feeding might be different due to the length....plus you can't put Marlin parts into a Colt gun.

Yes it is C&R and yes you could pick it up at TATA. What all would you like to see? The belts work in the gun. What SD questions do you have?

I am looking for the fire control components for an M45B Swedish K, aka the select fire model-semi/full. I have a full auto only trigger, sear and spring I’d swap if someone has the parts I need but owns an FA only M45.

Your using auctions as data points and forget there is one critical point with auctions-people make snap decisions and let emotion take over common sense. You’ll see guns sell at auction they would NEVER bring that on the open market. That is were part of your numbers are skewed. The problem with trying to publish some sort of “price guide” or “mg blue book” if you will, is that the market is too fluid. What was true a month prior is not working the next. Example- Fleming or Qualified HK sear prices were $40k-$42.5k and all of a sudden the market was flooded with them. Now they are sitting at $45k-$50k and not moving…..why-people saw the market on the upswing and good greedy then flooded the market. “If someone will pay that, then I can get more for mine” once that happens for a few weeks/months, the market becomes stagnant and rather than lowering prices to sell, people sit on them due to pride or whatnot. Dealers will lower prices because they don’t want to be married to stuff, business is about moving inventory, not sitting on it. This is where your data points are off. Another data point that is off is you aren’t taking into account the auction house commission or the 1099 taxes that the seller will have to pay. You need to take that into account as well which you clearly did not.

Sold pending funds

Your Sterling prices as well as your Uzi bolt prices are bogus. I too question what the purpose of your post is? I get everyone needs a hobby but to say this is the status of the market is not all inclusive. Trying to rationalize the Thompson and HK market would be even more entertaining to say the least following your "data points"

Selling a used but not terribly abused set of 1919 spade grips. Kinda guessing here on the price as idk what the market is on these. $515 shipped

Man that RO looks familiar…..oh wait…that’s ME!!!

Back in the day all I had was a transferable GL M3 GG and a Colt SP1 conversion M16. When the M3 got to be too valuable, I only shot the M16 on a regular basis. I kept it setup as a 9mm DOE clone gun and loved it. I’d go to my monthly fun shoots and take my M16 with the DOE upper, a 22LR upper, can of ammo for each and a bag of mags….life was so simple back then. I prefer the MP5 over the 9mm M16 as it shoots so much smoother, but for the cost and to have a “one and done” platform with modern parts and options, it’s hard to beat an M16 for the guy who wants to have one MG to play with.

I’ve got several sets.

Need the handle or the bracket and handle both?

All they will do is replace the ammo. No ideas or explanations on what happened

Stay away from Winchester ammo!! Shooters BEWARE of Winchester ammo!!! - Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board - MachineGunBoards.com Forums I run a mixture of S&B, Blazer (brass), Magtech, PMC, and so on out of my guns. I would also suggest that you get an M1 bolt and put the M1A1 bolt on the shelf. Look at the link I posted...when my M1A1 had the case seperate-the front half stayed in the chamber.....had I been using an M1A1 bolt, it would have been all sorts of bad.

Dump the M11/9 and get an M16. You won’t regret it.

Selling a rather unique and rare belt fed, a 1914 Colt Commercial “potato digger” chambered in 303 British. This was made for the Canadian military and at one time had the side cocking assembly so the gunner could operate the gun without reaching forward. The gun is cosmetically rough, but mechanically sound, runs great and is extremely accurate! Following package: Transferable Colt digger Marlin 1917 tripod Colt belt loader Colt belts (2) spare barrel spare side plates Colt wooden ammo box (original) Gun is on a Form 3 and can be eFiled to your dealer. $13,000 plus shipping

Here they are.

I have a semi auto 1919A4 package to sell. The package includes the following: Gun-setup in 308 m2 tripod pintle T&E can of 308 links Rather this be picked up in person as it’s heavy. $5,000 OBRO pics on request

I have an Izzy 1919A6 conversion kit- bipod stock flash hider/cone $450 shipped OBO

Rumor is that the Morphy’s MP5’s went through, but who is to say for sure. Personally I don’t trust Keene at all, but that’s my opinion.

Unless it’s in writing on official ATF letterhead, I won’t believe Jack$hit about any of this. John Keene was showing around a letter at TATA on the criteria of these guns and when I directly asked ATF on it at NFA-Fax they said nothing official like that exists. This entire thing has smelled fishy from the start and borderline scam/fraud. Talk is cheap, it’s what you can prove in court with documentation is what matters.

They are still avalible. I’ll see if I can get some pics of them again