Maximized

Item SPF.

No, not yet

Presently on a Form 4

I let this slide due to a pending job change and interstate move. The gun is still available and is now in the Orlando, FL area.

This started life as an 18" straight stock rifle. I was able to locate a factory folder and side swivel gas block that are now fitted. Comes with one 20 round magazine. Individually owned on a Form 4 in the Dallas, TX Orlando, FL area (recent job change and move). $13,000 shipped CONUS, insured and first tax paid. No trades, please. I am interested in cryptocurrency for payment, but will certainly accept certified funds. The buyer has first option to buy an additional parts kit (complete) as well as a set of full auto parts (trigger group, selector and trip arm). Photo album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/qhkjEqmjB3qeo1959

Yes, individually owned on a form 4.

BTT Offers accepted. Given how few of these exist, I'm having difficulty assigning a price. All I know is that it's worth more that a standard Stemple and less than a new gun from BRP Guns...

SPF!!! Powder Springs M10/45 with the matching factory suppressor. Pictures show it in an upgraded form, but all original parts included to restore the configuration. Individually owned in the Dallas, TX area. No trades, please. $8900 shipped CONUS with both first taxes paid. Flexible on payments (e.g. certified funds, 50/50, crypto, etc.) Pictures here: https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipPpzSRcv8k1z2ICjmaEw1w2qU1peg8HyZpvhcAA Features include: Practical Solutions Uzi folding stock Lage Extended Safety Lage Internal Safety Slide Lage 2-Piece Molded Grip Suppressor was sent to Bowers for the Bowers Upgrade The gun is wearing an In Lead We Trust railed forend (no longer produced) with a 5/8"-24 threaded barrel. (There is a suppressor mount presently attached that does not come with the gun.) 2 spare Lage buffers

BRPGuns STG M1A1 45ACP Takedown Gun (1 of 60 made) Please email for fastest response. This is the first generation model that looks more true to the original and only takes unmodified Thompson stick magazines (no drums). I have been told in the past that BRP can convert these to the new pattern that takes drums. Built on a virgin Stemple tube, it uses many USGI parts (barrel, sights, furniture and trigger housing). Custom parts in the upper allow the Stemple tube to mount to the trigger housing. One of the few transferrables today that still has factory support. Note that this gun is full auto only and has no capability for semiauto as designed by BRPGuns. Comes with 1 USGI magazine (not pictured) and have others available to the buyer. Individually owned in the Dallas, TX area. From the BRPGuns website: Includes the pictured spares/parts/tools: Vertical foregrip and screw 2 recoil buffers 4 recoil springs Factory takedown tool Spare factory sear. This is USGI and has extra metal added and machined to work in the gun. It is the only modified part in the trigger housing. 2 USGI extractors 1 30 round USGI magazine (not pictured) $12,000 OBO shipped and insured CONUS with first tax paid. No trades and am flexible on payment methods and terms (e.g. Certified funds, crypto, 50/50, etc.)

My last MG transfer went through in three months door to door (Form 4 individual) and covered the 1/7/2016 to 4/8/2016 timeframe. There are two things going on from my point of view: After a recent debacle where MGs were gradually "morphed" into more expensive models, the ATF is actually monitoring form correctness much more closely. Unfortunately, because they did not do so in the past and were not strict, some transfer histories look out of whack. There also seems to be many new people at the NFA branch which is causing confusion and delays.

Prefer USPS MO for payment. Can accept Paypal via gift or 3.5% markup. Although stock and upper are for sale separately, I won't sell the stock unless the upper is sold. Lage folding stock $160 shipped MAX-10/45 MK1 Legacy Upper. Includes speed bolt option. Barrel threaded 5/8"-24. Slot in front handguard professionally machined wider to allow removal with flash hider attached. Sights and flash hider NOT included. $700 shipped

In general, any modifications to fit a legitimate, registered drop in sear would not make the underlying weapon subject to the NFA. However, this very much depends on the details of the conversion. Can you share them? I've never heard of an autosear for an M1A (doesn't mean they don't exist). If done improperly, the base rifle could be ruled a post-sample MG.

As an individual, one would fill out a Form 4 and send it to the ATF with $200 ($5 for AOW transfers) . This applies to an in-state transaction to an FFL/individual or out-of-state transaction to an FFL. When the approved form is returned to you, send the item off with the approved form, assuming all payments have cleared. Again, sellers hold all the cards in this hobby.

The ATF approved and stamped (if applicable) form is sent to the seller, so even that is moot.

In many ways, the seller holds all the cards. If you don't transfer the MG until all payments are clear, you will be protected. It's up to the ATF to approve or disapprove, so that shouldn't bite you either. I haven't heard of scams being run on the seller unless it involves a partial late payment that really isn't good. Maybe someone else can fill us in.

BTT with price reductions

Yes, but my rifle is wearing it.

Parts are from an excellent condition, blued, series 192 AC556. Some parts can also be used on the Mini-14. Prices include shipping. Paypal accepted +3.5% or gift. Trigger group $450 SPF The original gun serial number has been electro-penciled onto the frame right where the mag enters. It's small and done relatively neatly, but I should mention it. Rocker arm and spring $50 SPF Op rod $50 $40 Rear sight set. Some wear on the ears and I think this is missing a small spring for the elevation detent $25 $20

The numbers are a bit more depressing when one considers that there are still some transferrables possessed by law enforcement agencies. While dealers may be able to trade some out for new posties, I suspect a large number of those guns are effectively post samples for all intents and purposes due to department policies against their sale. We'll be lucky to see those as parts kits. I wonder if anyone has any metric as to the "true transferrables"? i.e. Transferrables actually in the hands of individuals.

I also wondered if this was possible. It's nice that the ATF is making an effort to keep all this legit. Thanks for the tip!

I had to go Google some images and I think I know what you're talking about now. Sounds like you can pull the last round in the belt and re-insert it to chain in the next 50 rounds. My belts are for my Maxim and aren't built that way.

I don't know who sells the shorter belts, but you can make your own from 250 round belts. RobertRTG sells the starter tabs and linking wires on this page. You could disassemble a long belt and rebuild it into what you want.

The traditional look screws onto the factory threads. The threads are coarse, and the can unscrews easily, so it is generally a grip point when shooting the gun. There are a few manufacturers out there for this style. Invest in a "can lock" if you can. You can look for an old school MAC can for cheap, Gemtech has the Viper, Bowers has theirs, etc. Not too many are made though. A non-traditional alternative is to have someone thread the barrel for your favorite device. This can sometimes involve machining down the old threads to preserve barrel walls. Sam at Practical Solutions can do this.

I think you'll certainly destroy the suppressor and possible injure yourself. I have one of those cans, and it has an aluminum body that will not withstand rifle caliber pressure. You might look at offerings by Bowers, Yankee Hill and others. The first two have wonderful customer service and are less expensive than other choices. As a side note, these questions are best answered by the manufacturer. There are surprising nuances to construction that affect performance across calibers.

The old format did allow rapid scanning, but the new format does have a few features that may help in that area. For example, if one hovers the mouse over the ad link in the main page, a pop up window with the full ad text will appear. I rather like that feature as most boards just put up a sentence or two. aalbert, Is there any way to make the popup feature more responsive both in appearing and disappearing?