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FNCs also get a lot of their value from the fact that there's probably more FNC auto sears on the market than FNCs. So, there are opportunities to speculate.
Before ATF got wise to it, you could find open bolt MAC pistols at gun shows and do a simple full auto conversion. That was fun. Not any more. Jack.
I am not aware of ANY situation in which an applicant prevailed in a MA court action to overturn a chief's denial of a MG license. It's not a "Class III" license, but a MA machine gun license. SBRs and AOWs are covered under LTCs, except AOWs that are disguised to not look like guns that fall under a prohibition in MGL. This is true even when the denial has NOTHING to do with the applicant and is based on "the department does not issue such licenses because MGs are too dangerous".Are there any "reasonably" priced C&R machineguns? I was told that your chief does not have to approve a Class III license for a C&R machinegun.
An antique with a 22 conversion might be interesting
Are there any "reasonably" priced C&R machineguns? I was told that your chief does not have to approve a Class III license for a C&R machinegun.
An antique with a 22 conversion might be interesting
TIPPMANN MODEL 1919 .22 LR MINI MACHINE GUN - NFA | Proxibid
Bid in a Proxibid online auction to acquire a TIPPMANN MODEL 1919 .22 LR MINI MACHINE GUN - NFA from Centurion Auctions.www.proxibid.com
Tippmann Arms Company Models 1919 A-4, 1917, and .50 HB ½ scale, cal. .22, semi-automatic firearms, manufactured in Fort Wayne, Indiana, from 1986-1987.
Tippman Arms Company, 1/2 scale, Browning Machinegun, Model 1917WC, cal. .22 LR rimfire.
Tippman Arms Company, 1/2 scale, Browning Model .50 HB Machinegun, cal. .22 Winchester Magnum.
Tippman Arms Company, 1/2 scale, Browning Model 1919 Machinegun, cal. .22 LR rimfire. Tippmann Arms Company, 1/2 scale, Browning, Model 1917, water-cooled, cal. .22, machineguns. Tippmann Arms Company, cal. .22, machinegun set, consisting of a Model 1919-A4, S/N 333, Model 1917, S/N 333-A, and a Model .50 HB, S/N 333-B.
C&R is a way of proving you are a "bona fide collector" as required by the MG statute (other allowed reason in LE trainer)C&R has no significance regarding what MGs you can buy in Mass.
Yet the chief can approve you without any of those conditions. When I lived in MA I was approved by Hopkinton, I told him I already own machine guns I just want to bring them to MA.C&R is a way of proving you are a "bona fide collector" as required by the MG statute (other allowed reason in LE trainer)