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Dont get any MG with a conversion device (Sear, Box, etc) that is "married receiver". Get a clean standalone conversion device you can move around.

If you believe I was telling people to get an FFL/SOT and buy ONE pre-sample, never renew your FFL/SOT and never sell the gun, Um, OK. File it under "things nobody has EVER done". eta Here 20+ years, I have never advocated doing anything improper. It just seems obvious folks who get FFLs...

Making Post Samples? You have drifted pretty far from the original line of discussion. Once again, getting an FFL/SOT to buy low and sell high is a legitimate business model, turns a profit and will get no scrutiny.

In 30+ years, I have never met any FFL who did it "just to enhance your private collection". Even if that was your original intent, one will quickly find out that from buy/sell to gunsmithing to wholesaling, to xfers, it has never been easier to be in the business. Even if you ONLY bought...

"if this ruling gets rolled back" ATF has never allowed an entity (individual/SOT/LE) to keep a machine gun if they determined it was incorrectly transferred/possessed, even if it was their error in approving the xfer. Even if they did allow you to keep it if this was rolled back, the collector...

FFLs with Pre-May guns are going to make more money, and dumb collectors are going to lose a lot when this gets overturned.

Did it come with a bipod attached? I have an A2 SSA HBAR with bipod.

"Dealer Sample" (more correctly SALES SAMPLE) is not common language. It was a specific class of NFA after GCA68 banned NFA imports. Criteria was whether it was import by a FFL for their sales inventory, or imported directly to LE. Here is F3 approval for my SALES SAMPLE Uzi/MG:

1) Text you quoted clearly says "Dealer Sample". 2) Where it comes from (PD) does not matter. It has to not enter the country as a Dealer Sample.

Not all pre-samples were eligible to be transferable. "Dealer Sample" is specifically NOT transferable. Know before you go.

"She [judge] also said probable cause exists that they did not register the devices to conceal their sale from the ATF." Yeah, No. They did not register them becuase even a 5 year old can read the law and see they do not meet the definition of Machine Gun.

Came out this am “The Q&A currently listed on the eforms account is incorrect. In this scenario, the registered owner of the NFA weapon is co-located with the firearm and thus no transfer has occurred. However, if the person firing the NFA weapon is prohibited from possessing the firearm...

It was an SWD M11/9 with homemade silencer. Unknown if it was F/A or not.

I never submitted a letter describing how I did it either. I did some sears (1982, 1985, 1986) and most boxes were N/A. AR-15? HK? Glock? Only I know.

Maybe he needs it out of inventory fast. F3 is no big deal now since SOT-SOT get processed so fast (unless there is no SOT in your area).

Best for me a standard MP5A2. Most desirable Transferable IMO is a registered box, not a sear.

If the bore is over 1/2", it is a DD unless you have an exemption.

Avoid a gun that is not properly registered.

He copped a plea for 1 unlawful xfer of a MG. He got screwed on the enhanced sentence for a Grease Gun though.

Yup. The risk here is if you send that letter, and a few years from now ATF, or worse a court decides that a caliber, BBL length or OAL change is a taxable event, your gun is now a known post sample. Keep in mind a caliber or OAL change on a silencer is already a taxable event. Not to hard to...