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I guess I should have been clearer.
It has already been approved by the CLEO and submitted to MIRCS. I was just wondering if the turnaround time from them is similar to each time I renewed my LTC or if a MG license took longer.
If your PD will issue you one, they will be able to tell you. The process on the back end is likely no different from an LTC.
-Mike
Well it ended up being about the same as a regular LTC renewal, 6 weeks.
Topping the list would be a transferable RSP for my M1919, but They're few and far between as is most anything belt fed.
I'd like a Thompson, but, at 15K+ I would probably have to sell off most of my collection just to fund it. The stuff I can afford doesn't really do anything for me except maybe a M3A1
I've had the M3A1 Grease Gun since 1988. (Dealer sample).... The transferable ones must be going for as much or more than Thompsons now...
Wow, You are correct. I could have sworn I had seen some listed in the 8K-9K range not too long ago. I just looked around a little and the cheapest one I saw listed was 13K.
Maybe time to think about an S&W 76 or something similar
I like the Reising but I've never fired one of them. Are either of your's for sale? I really don't have much interest in a MAC or UZI. I want something WWII vintage.
Topping the list would be a transferable RSP for my M1919, but They're few and far between as is most anything belt fed.
Then sell it...When you consider the fact that the semi receivers are welded together in addition to being rivetted, and the internals are heavily modified, there really isn't much left on a semi 1919 that is of any use for a "real" FA 1919, use the $$$ you get selling your semi to help pay for first MG...I have seen complete 1919s for sale, but no RSPs only. I already have a semi auto 1919.
Then sell it...When you consider the fact that the semi receivers are welded together in addition to being rivetted, and the internals are heavily modified, there really isn't much left on a semi 1919 that is of any use for a "real" FA 1919, use the $$$ you get selling your semi to help pay for first MG...
Just FYI, the welding requirement was dropped by the ATF a couple of years ago. Rivets alone suffice for building the semi's.
Thanks I did not know that still my point being a semi 1919 won't yield many part for a FA 1919, the OP is best off selling it rather than go through the expense of trying "re-convert" it with a RSP