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  1. rodfarva
    Thanks for sharing. This thread reminds me that I still need to source a spare 1928 actuator to have milled to '21 specs to use with my 1928AC
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    Ah yes... The good ol' days of Roses. Cheap Lee-enfields, SKSs, and MAK-90s
  3. rodfarva
    Could someone please post info or a link to join the TCA?
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    Neat!
  5. rodfarva
    I'm so glad you were able to find what you needed.
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    komodoj, Sent you a PM
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    Neat!
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    "Class 3 license" is a term that I hear thrown around a lot. Technically, such thing doesn't exist. Any individual that can legally own a firearm can legally own a machine gun as long as it is permitted in his/her state. No special license is required. What is required, is filling out the appropriate paperwork (Form 4 transfer), fingerprint card/photo, paying the $200 tax stamp, and submitting this to the ATF and waiting. A type 1 FFL (regular dealer) can pay to obtain an 03 SOT classification. Then said dealer can deal in NFA items, like machine guns. A type 7 FFL (manufacturer) can pay to obtain an 02 SOT classification which allows them to manufacture and deal in NFA items. There are many more nuances, but I will leave it as this for the sake of simplification.
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    Sinusbrady, you'd be hard pressed to find any gunsmith that is as knowledgeable on the subject as TD is, but I wish you good luck
  10. rodfarva
    Such amazing photos. It was truly a different time, but in the grand scheme of things it really wasn't that long ago. Thanks for sharing.
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    @reconbob I have a 50 round Kahr manufactured drum. Are you able to re-work it?
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    Thank you for sharing. I am here to learn.
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    So, it's a replica TMSG? The skeptic in me questions the authenticity of the case. If it's a real case, why wouldn't they sell it separately? (disclaimer: I'm not a Thompson expert, but I have a large amount of knowledge and experience with many things).
  14. rodfarva
    Great pics. Thanks for sharing!!! If only that 1928 recovered in Baghdad could talk and tell its story.
  15. rodfarva
    I don't have an answer for you, but thank you so much for sharing and taking the time to speak to this gentleman. Very few of that generation are still living. That is a great photo and a terrific story.
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