Transferable Cobray RPB M11-A1 .380 - Form 3 Efile

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Excellent Condition- Cobray RPB Industries M11-A1 .380 Acp Transferable Machine gun with 4x Magazines, Cobray Magazine Loader, and Plastic Hard Case.

In our Inventory ready to Form 3 Efile to your dealer or Form 4 direct to you in central Texas (We will take care of your fingerprints, photos, and submission to the ATF.)

Test fired - Runs Great - Can send Video of it firing. Original Plastic Safety Selector had decayed and I replaced it with a Aluminum Saftey Selector as pictured.

$11,500 Shipped 

[csietsemaz]

Im curious, what does the SS indicate? Also, i notice it lacks the S and F near the selector lever?

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50 minutes ago, csietsemaz said:

Im curious, what does the SS indicate? Also, i notice it lacks the S and F near the selector lever?

I know many of the semi's only have one S, so maybe it's a full auto indication? Not sure. 

Edited May 25, 2025 by SSSFFL

[hkg3k]

17 hours ago, csietsemaz said:

Im curious, what does the SS indicate? Also, i notice it lacks the S and F near the selector lever?

Post #1, paragraph #2 of this thread explains the rare "SS" marked M11a1 guns - SWD “transitional” M11A1?

Apparently these "SS" marked frames were originally earmarked to be "open-bolt single shots" to circumvent the open-bolt ban in the early 80's.  The project wasn't successful and those frames were converted by the factory and sold as SMGs or Semis.

[csietsemaz]

4 hours ago, hkg3k said:

Post #1, paragraph #2 of this thread explains the rare "SS" marked M11a1 guns - SWD “transitional” M11A1?

Apparently these "SS" marked frames were originally earmarked to be "open-bolt single shots" to circumvent the open-bolt ban in the early 80's.  The project wasn't successful and those frames were converted by the factory and sold as SMGs or Semis.

Interesting , thanks for that info.

[plumber3613]

Interesting. I saw that too. I was wondering about that mark. I didn’t see that in my Mac book. Thanks for posting 

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