how come some of these guns are so cheap?
and 10,000 for a drum?!
http://www.classthre...NFAFirearms.htm
Class 3 Guns
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DDAYJune6
, Jan 16 2004 07:27 PM
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Posted 16 January 2004 - 07:34 PM
because they are POST May or 1986 Samples and only transferrable to dealers that have paid the SOT along with their FFL and have a LEO letter.
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Posted 16 January 2004 - 07:34 PM
The guns are not transferable to the general public. Just law enforcement, govt and other class 3 dealers/manufaturers. I sure am drooling over those Bulgarian Krinkov's though.
IMHO The drum...if a rare prototype as advertised...I could see commanding that much considering the price on the early production Colt C drums. Just my 02
Damon
IMHO The drum...if a rare prototype as advertised...I could see commanding that much considering the price on the early production Colt C drums. Just my 02
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Posted 17 January 2004 - 06:20 AM
If you look in Hill's book page 328 MAYBE this drum shown is similar to figure 355.
If so it should have a flat tab on the winding key and no information on the plates.
Without clearer pics it is hard to tell.
If so it should have a flat tab on the winding key and no information on the plates.
Without clearer pics it is hard to tell.
