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Three modified pieces in the trigger assembly I believe. But TD would know for sure.

Very nice!

It looks very nice in the pictures. Cant tell the serial number though.

I've been looking for a WWII drum in the $500-$600 range. The cheapest I've been able to find is around $800 on GB.

I saw Ciener at the Shot Show. Don't know if he is actually still in business though.

They rolled out 3 Sherman tanks on the firing line today and fired rounds. That was pretty cool.

Yeah you're right huggy.....seems very strange.......maybe someone posing as MW.......geez

reconbob, I can only speak from my experience. I take in a lot of LE class III trade-ins (ex. St. Louis Thompsons). Over the past 15 years I have cut up over 1,000 post sample guns. Mostly HK's and M16 variants. All this was done with a simple chop saw. That being said, during these years I have also had inspections. The inspectors conducting my inspections know exactly what I do and how I do it. I notify NFA of every class III receiver I destroy, to help keep the registry up to date. However, there is nothing saying that I have to notify them of the destruction. That being said, anyone getting a parts kit from me will not get the serial numbered portion of the receiver. Roger

I'll chime in here also. Torch cut is required for imported receivers. Saw cut is fine on receivers cut here in the US. Like Jim B stated, some people don't understand this and throw a blanket over everything.

This is not one of the two sold at the TCA. But it came from the same agency, St. Louis PD.

It was on display at Tracey Hill's couple weeks ago. It was very nice.

That make sense, thanks for the help.

I have run across an Auto Ordnance 1928 with the serial number 2xxTF. I have tried searching but have come up with nothing in reference to it. Any ideas?

The threads are no good. Looks like they are stripped. The lug just fits back down into the hole.

Looks like this is the problem. Anyone know of a good smith that may be able to fix it?