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I'm pretty sure manufacturers do tax free form 2's to register NFA items.

Burgess SW76 article... http://archive.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=1732

Sten to Sterling article http://archive.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=3215 Sten to Lanchester http://archive.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=1409

quote: I bet S&W never thought these guns would be sold for $12k+ on the civilian market. $73.44 to LE, the list price was (coincidentally) $76.00 (ad published in the '76 book)

I had the same problem, the chamber wasn't cut properly from the factory, gunsmith fixed it with a chamber reamer. I also had a Reising that only half the barrel was rifled... H&R quality control was not too good

Phil Dater wrote a chapter on them for the S&W 76 book.

THANK YOU!! That looks like the solution to the problem.

The problem is the weight in the rear of the bolt is curved, not flat and the lever on the Hoffman device is catching on it.

Just installed a Hoffman Super Safety in a Colt semi-auto 9mm AR15. It won't fire in any mode because the bolt carrier won't completely close. If I take the Hoffman safety out it closes. Any ideas?

Rattle can paint is not very durable, solvent like Hoppes will take the finish right off. Try Norrell's moly-resin wears VERY well, the only way to remove it is media blasting. The downside is it needs baked on at 300 degrees for an hour. It will stink up your house if you do it in your oven. I...

I took those pictures in 2010, as I can best recall they were post-'86 dealer samples.

John Foote guns, he had a drawer full of unfinished 22 cal Sterlings. And other cool stuff

List of ATL Mac serial numbers And a picture of the bleachers mentioned in an earlier post where Mitch WerBell was sitting. I thought I had a close-up of them, but I don't. I just remember the wood was rotted. And I had a nostalgic moment thinking of the picture of Mitch and all the guns sitting...

More vintage MAC photos! The good old days! Photo 008 the late Don Thomas co-author of the MAC MAN book, 0045 Max and John Foote, 0011 Max demoing his CRACK gun, 2 and 3 Max's CRACK rifle. Photos 10 and 11 are of one of the guns on the bleachers at the MAC range in a previous post, One of...

I just posted an article about it

Here is an article about Max A. with pictures of his guns and inventions. http://archive.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=409

Just copies

Those police photos were not taken at the farm, but the MAC range did have bleachers, I took a (nostalgic) picture of them because they were all rotted, and I just thought of all the activity there many years ago. I will see if I can find it.

Cobra Diploma, and a few pics that didn't make it into the MAC MAN book, except Mitch WerBell sitting on the bleachers, the color picture of the range was in 2001. In image 0024x the guy in army fatigues with the hat is Don Thomas, co-author of the MAC MAN book. The property is soon to become...

There are pictures of classes held at the MAC range in the 1960-70 era in the MAC MAN book.