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M3 grease gun turned in to my friends PD
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never seen one with that type of cocking method... usually a lil lever on side, or a hole in bolt for finger.
check to see iff in the nfa registry, if so they can sell it.
check to see iff in the nfa registry, if so they can sell it.
cockpitbob
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Kudos to the PD. I can see other police departments taking a totally different approach to the situation.
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At least they turned it in and didn't get caught without a Form-4.
Won't hurt to check the NFA serial number registry. If it is already recorded, a new application might be in order.
If not, it can be donated to a museum, with a tax deductible benefit for the general value of the unit. Or, it can have the receiver cut with a band saw (no need to do two torch cuts, as it is not imported), and demilled. Then it can be sold as a parts kit.
Won't hurt to check the NFA serial number registry. If it is already recorded, a new application might be in order.
If not, it can be donated to a museum, with a tax deductible benefit for the general value of the unit. Or, it can have the receiver cut with a band saw (no need to do two torch cuts, as it is not imported), and demilled. Then it can be sold as a parts kit.
maybe if you say please
thanks. I hope they find a museum.
If it was my town I'm thinking hopefully they'd be at the range playing with it.......just hope the bastards invite me if it ever happens.aul:
He said it will be put through its paces. If he's cool with it, I'll post video when he sends it
i'm in a free state and don't need one. i got first dibs.
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honestly finding a machine gun in your house is like winning the lottery, you just have to celebrate more quietly.
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get pics on the left side mag well if possible please. looks like an m3 with the cocking handle removed and a new charging handle slot milled into the receiver.
warwickben
bubba Kalashnikov
There is something wrong with this sentence but I ain't gonna it, NOPE!
But, back to business how about the Collins (sp?) WWII military museum up in Stow?
I didn't think anybody needed a license to own a machine gun or any other NFA firearm. You just need a license to sell them.i'm in a free state and don't need one. i got first dibs.
honestly finding a machine gun in your house is like winning the lottery, you just have to celebrate more quietly.
My understanding is that an individual owner has to fill out all the required ATF paperwork and pay the taxes and it has to be signed by the CLEO where you live. Since the majority of CLEO's will not sign the ATF forms most NFA regulated items are purchased using an NFA trust because the trust ownership does not require CLEO signatures. So do the paperwork, pay the taxes, pay the trust lawyers, and you can own a machine gun.
of course IANAL and I do not own any NFA regulated firearms so I could be wrong.
in MA you need a license to own a machine gun.
with a trust or LLC you do not need fingerprints, or CLEO sign-off, correct.
you do not need to pay a lawyer for a trust that will work for form 1s or form 4s.
How do you do this? I get asked about full auto stuff once in a while - usually from non-gun folks that want to talk smack...
Basically. I certainly would not be turning a piece of history into the local fuzz.
SpaceCritter
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