Got Uzi

But there is one thing everyone is overlooking-the tax has been set to ZERO but the wording of the law hasn’t changed so there is nothing to say that in two years, this won’t be reversed and the ZERO becomes $500 per item? It’s not that I don’t want things to improve, but this whole thing smells funny to me and it’s feeling like people aren’t looking down the road or seeing what the repercussions could be if/when this is reversed…..I don’t trust the Gov’t to do something for us that makes things easier

And can you take them out of state? Or sell to others without a background check? Still more questions and no answers-this is not HUGE, but it’s leaving to a HUGE amount of confusion and WILL land people in hot water over it all. Be prepared for needing to learn 50 sets of regulations if you travel vs one set of regs nation wide.

Yes I have. Got two originals

Can you show that case and give your time period reference?

I picked up this case at auction as it looked the part of being original but something seemed off about it. I bid accordingly based on the limited knowledge I had at the time of it and ended up winning it. Upon receiving it from the auction house (finally) I was able to look it over closely and it appears to be a period correct “home built” FBI/Police style case that was configured in such a way that you can put a drum in the left side, or fit six XX magazines (wear pattern shows this to be the case) with an L drum will fit and “lock” into place between the XX magazine spacer and the stock. Now it does appear to have had a second spacer at one time that would have made it so you would have a drum a three XX magazines then the stock but again the wear pattern in the fabric says otherwise. Has anyone else seen a case like this before? It’s definatly OLD and was well built. I had several Thompson people look at it today at a fun shoot and they all agree it appears to be a hand built period case.

Yes it is

I don’t sell as many suppressors as I did since I’m not a store front but even then it’s not worth it….tho it doesn’t matter here in Ohio at this point and I wish people would quit fanning the flames until we have some sort of official guidance on this. Not worth the risk and no amount of name calling or online threats will convince me otherwise until it’s in black and white on ATF letterhead.

I’ve never had and use for Silencer Shop and never will. They are living it up with their little monopoly they have created for themselves and want to stay in the spotlight. Bill-im sure you are now a no good SOB and will get slammed on Reddit or Instagram because you “are a coward” because you aren’t taking chances with your livelihood or freedom. Im in Ohio and once I explained the “issues” with this whole 4473 transfer to a friend over the weekend, he said “yeah I’ll keep doing form 4’s” •cant leave the state it was purchased in •can’t ship out of state for service •still no official ATF guidance Sounds like real “winning” to me.

Good luck on your $7k sale sir, that GB sale was nothing more than a fluke by a couple of morons who think money rules the world.

Yeah like this won’t be confusing at all….and I see a lot of headache coming in the near future for people. This is not going to end well. I don’t trust any of it until it’s on ATF letter head

What I’m finding infuriating is here we are nearly a week into this half baked bull$hit and no one knows what’s going on or how to properly/legally proceed except “throw the doors open to the masses” and the whole “if an FFL/SOT won’t sell a suppressor on a 4473, blackball and bad mouth them” With what I read based on your similar, it answered one of my big questions and think it’s absolutely HILARIOUS…..your suppressor is now “land locked” to your state unless you file a Form 4 (guess no one thought that one through too well huh?) The fact no one has thought about the “private seller” side of this is equally infuriating as I’ll lay money it’s already happened or will happen as soon as the next gun show rolls around. This entire thing is 100% at this point a publicity stunt by Silencer Shop who got Herrera involved for the optics as the entire mess is a giant “cart before the horse” situation and all its likely to do is get a lot of people in hot water as there is still no official guidelines for this.

Max-I too have an original Colt 635 and absolutely love it. It’s not as smooth as an MP5 but the ergonomics beat the HK hands down. The 633/635/639 (639 was the burst model designation-hint had a 5.56 counterpart under the same number) 9mm M16 variants are some of the ones I want to see more of in discussion.

There was an HKPro forum fun shoot today and of course I took several HK belt fed guns out….but I also took the Sing-Sing Colt model 1924 water cooled out as well. That ol girl was the start of the show…everyone loved watching a 102 year old gun just eat! IMG_9004.mov

My question on this is how many will be bought up and then resold for twice the price at gun shows by the “private seller” crowd. I’m sure there will be a run on them soon as they are released. Love to have one, but I’m not holding my breath or paying more than what a brand new Springfield M1A costs.

S&B PMC Blazer Brass All are good to go in your gun. Winchester has been a crap shoot and there is a post I did on here about case separations and OOB issues with that ammo