Glock 18 - Full Auto Party in Your Hands

[Renegade]

Gen1 Glock 18 is cool. Not many of those around.

Obligatory G18C video

YouTube - ContourHD HelmetCam Test #1

 

[Texas1911]

Gen1 Glock 18 is cool. Not many of those around.

Obligatory G18C video

YouTube - ContourHD HelmetCam Test #1

Hahha ... the plates.

 

[robin303]

Gen1 Glock 18 is cool. Not many of those around.

Obligatory G18C video

YouTube - ContourHD HelmetCam Test #1

Like to borrow that for my next USPSA steel match.

 

[MR Redneck]

Needs a 100 round mag.

 

[Texas1911]

Needs a 1000 round mag.

Fixed

 

[London]

About $1000 and the cost of an FFL / SOT.

Oh, well then, put me down for a dozen. I'll have my majordomo Mr. Jenkins fetch them when they are ready. In the mean time I'll have him shampoo my wide variety of red carpets.

 

[matefrio]

You take a $800.00 gun and make it $1000.00 then require a $200 tax stamp then require a $1000 dealer license and a LEO sign off and it seems NFA is a noblemans game.

I'm not complaining about the owners of NFA toys, heck, I hope to be one soon, nor am I jealous how much more money John makes than Bill or I.

But the way laws are written in my opinion it creates Sir Jon and peasant Bill and I don't think the drafters of the constitution intended the 2nd Amendment. Goverment should keep away form firearms, all of them, if you're a good citizen.

 

[Texas1911]

You take a $800.00 gun and make it $1000.00 then require a $200 tax stamp then require a $1000 dealer license and a LEO sign off and it seems NFA is a noblemans game.

I'm not complaining about the owners of NFA toys, heck, I hope to be one soon, nor am I jealous how much more money John makes than Bill or I.

But the way laws are written in my opinion it creates Sir Jon and peasant Bill and I don't think the drafters of the constitution intended the 2nd Amendment. Goverment should keep away form firearms, all of them, if you're a good citizen.

There's no fee for dealer transfers, but yes ... machine guns are a rich man's toy for the most part.

 

[London]

$1000 isn't too disagreeable. It's being on the radar with the ATF which makes them so disagreeable to me.

 

[Texas1911]

$1000 isn't too disagreeable. It's being on the radar with the ATF which makes them so disagreeable to me.

You'd be paying $1000 / yr. to retain the SOT status.

 

[SIG_Fiend]

Does one still need an FFL if they get the LE sign off???

Yes. These are Post '86 machineguns, and as such can only be owned by dealers. There is a thing called a "Pre May Sample", which I believe can be owned by a dealer either without a demo letter, or at the least is allowed to be kept by the dealer even after their license expires (if they don't renew it). I may be wrong about that, but that's the way I understand it. As far as I'm aware, I don't believe there are any Pre '86 civilian transferable G18's in the NFA registry? If there were, they would be insanely priced due to rarity, like $20k+ I'm guessing.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

$1000 isn't too disagreeable. It's being on the radar with the ATF which makes them so disagreeable to me.

Then no cans or SBR's are in your future either I presume.......

 

[Swede]

There is no radar for regular individuals who own transferable MG's and silencers. You don't give up any rights at all, especially w/regards to search. FFL/SOTs on the other hand, are exposed to periodic inspections and such.

What that puppy needs is a shoulder stock and some form of rate-reducer! atriot:

 

[ZX9RCAM]

There is no radar for regular individuals who own transferable MG's and silencers. You don't give up any rights at all, especially w/regards to search. FFL/SOTs on the other hand, are exposed to periodic inspections and such.

What that puppy needs is a shoulder stock and some form of rate-reducer! atriot:

I was under the impression that the ATF "could" come ask to see your Class III items if they so wished, maybe I was mis-informed???

 

[David]

I was under the impression that the ATF "could" come ask to see your Class III items if they so wished, maybe I was mis-informed???

On no form or written law does owning a NFA item make one lose their 4th Amendment rights.

 

[Renegade]

I was under the impression that the ATF "could" come ask to see your Class III items if they so wished, maybe I was mis-informed???

They can come ask to see your form, and you must show it to them.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

They can come ask to see your form, and you must show it to them.

OK.....this is what I was refering to, & got the items & forms mixed up I guess......still kinda the same thing though, I keep my forms in the same place I keep my cans.

 

[ducksps]

Of course they are not likely to ask to see your form unless you are shooting a machine gun, suppressor, SBR, SBS or other NFA toy. Outside of the toy being noticed you stay anonymous as far as I have seen.

 

[SC-Texas]

they can, but if they show up you simply tell them that they can meet you at your attorneys office the next day or two and show them your weapons there.

They annot enter your home without a search warrant.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

they can, but if they show up you simply tell them that they can meet you at your attorneys office the next day or two and show them your weapons there.

They annot enter your home without a search warrant.

Thank you......