Attn SOTs: STG 44 for sale on GB.

[Rockrivr1]

Looks pretty nice for all you SOT holders. No law letter needed.

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[FalArAk]

Isnt that the one where ammo is realy hard to get ? There was some HK MG that a guy brought to the range and he said the ammo was almost impossible to get, and this was like 10 years ago.

Guess not, just looked it up.

 

[one-eyed Jack]

Too much $$ for a post sample. I just gave two "posties" to Little Jack for Xmas Jack.

 

[Marty McFly]

Too much $$ for a post sample. I just gave two "posties" to Little Jack for Xmas Jack.

a friendly reminder that I'm still available for adoption.

 

[LLF]

Curious about some terminology:
• What does "No Law Letter" refer to?
• What is a "post sample?
• What is "SOT"?
Thank you.

 

[one-eyed Jack]

Curious about some terminology:
• What does "No Law Letter" refer to?
• What is a "post sample?
• What is "SOT"?
Thank you.

Rather than a 10,607 word reply, just Google all that. You'll find it clear and easy to understand. Jack.

 

[Nick Leduc]

Curious about some terminology:
• What does "No Law Letter" refer to?
• What is a "post sample?
• What is "SOT"?
Thank you.

SOT is Special Occupational Taxpayer. When you pay this tax, it allows you to transfer/build NFA items without paying for tax stamps everytime. $500 per year, but that will save you the $200 tax on NFA items.

Post Sample is a machine gun that was manufactured after May 19, 1986. These post sample NFA items cannot be transferred to individuals.

No law letter means that the FFL is giving up their SOT/FFL and the ATF allows transfers of their post sample NFA items without permission from the buyers CLEO (Chief Law Enforcement Officer) when you are giving up the SOT/ FFL. The reason for this is time. When the FFL no longer exists, the Post Sample NFA item has to go to another FFL immediately. So instead of waiting for the red rape of having the purchaser getting permission from the CLEO, the ATF says transfer it ASAP.

No law letters firearms usually go for a higher prices compared to their law letter required counterparts because some people cannot get letters for post samples (CLEO won't sign off on them) so the no law letter adds value.

 

[Rockrivr1]

Too much $$ for a post sample. I just gave two "posties" to Little Jack for Xmas Jack.

Normally I would agree, but these are very rare so it’s probably why the price is so high. Love to have one but it’s too rich for my blood.

 

[steven grammont]

The seller has all kinds of toys for sale , look at their items at the bottom.

 

[groundscrapers]

Too much $$ for a post sample. I just gave two "posties" to Little Jack for Xmas Jack.

facts. I could never get into investing in post samples unless I had a range to outfit.

 

[LLF]

SOT is Special Occupational Taxpayer. When you pay this tax, it allows you to transfer/build NFA items without paying for tax stamps everytime. $500 per year, but that will save you the $200 tax on NFA items.

Post Sample is a machine gun that was manufactured after May 19, 1986. These post sample NFA items cannot be transferred to individuals.

No law letter means that the FFL is giving up their SOT/FFL and the ATF allows transfers of their post sample NFA items without permission from the buyers CLEO (Chief Law Enforcement Officer) when you are giving up the SOT/ FFL. The reason for this is time. When the FFL no longer exists, the Post Sample NFA item has to go to another FFL immediately. So instead of waiting for the red rape of having the purchaser getting permission from the CLEO, the ATF says transfer it ASAP.

No law letters firearms usually go for a higher prices compared to their law letter required counterparts because some people cannot get letters for post samples (CLEO won't sign off on them) so the no law letter adds value.

Learned a few new things. Thank you very much!

 

[one-eyed Jack]

If you bring in a half dozen transferrable guns tax free the first year, keep them and then give up the SOT you will find that they tend to frown on that. Jack.

 

[Randy Lahey]

Isnt that the one where ammo is realy hard to get ? There was some HK MG that a guy brought to the range and he said the ammo was almost impossible to get, and this was like 10 years ago.

Guess not, just looked it up.

7.92x33 is a pretty common round

 

[jkelly1229]

Too much $$ for a post sample. I just gave two "posties" to Little Jack for Xmas Jack.

Do you adopt ?

 

[Thirwell1216]

Ammo price is just about on par with .300 Blackout

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[one-eyed Jack]

Do you adopt ?

The plan is to keep this stuff in the family for generations as long as possible. How old are you? LOL. Jack.

 

[jkelly1229]

The plan is to keep this stuff in the family for generations as long as possible. How old are you? LOL. Jack.

33 lol but i do have a son

 

[one-eyed Jack]

33 lol but i do have a son

Well, the way you keep posties in the family is to give up the SOT and transfer them to your SOT son who will give up his SOT and pass them on to his SOT son and so on. Law letters will probably not be possible and the laws may change along the way. I can't see them ever becoming transferrable. I started this process many years ago with the 1828A1 Thompson and the M3A1 grease gun posties. $500 for the Tommy and $200 for the GG. Right now ATF has no problem with the Xfers as long as you go by the book. That could change too. Jack.

 

[El_Guapo77]

Group buy?