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Joshua Prince... here I come! Thanks, guys. I’d be psyched if it’s two; but I really want to make sure it’s at least one!

The price is $25k and the sear is indeed serial numbered. Thanks for all the help. It’s appreciated. HK’s are confusing as far as the NFA implementation and I say this after having read “The Mechanics of the Heckler & Koch NFA Conversions” by Thomas T. Hoel. It sounds like I need to find a...

I’m buying it. There are definitely two separate form fours: one for the gun and one for the sear. Taxes have been paid on both. The receiver is a shelf gun (i.e. it’s not a swing down). What is a “tranny” receiver?

It’s an MP5 with a shelf converted with a sear. The gun has two Form 4 registrations: 1. “Machine gun” made by Hard Times Armory 2. “Machine gun sear” made by S&H, and in 3h it says it’s installed in the gun above, mentioning not HTA’s serial number but instead the gun’s original HK serial...

It's been a year. An feedback? I'm especially wondering about reliability and if your RR has worn at all. Thanks!

That's what I had understood as well. Interestingly, the seller said that he talked to his "07 guy" and he confirmed everything that he thought, ie: -The gun can be legally converted to work with .22 and 45 conversion; -that you can cut the blocking bar off; and -that the married receivers have...

Man, that was quick. Thank you, Richard. Does that also mean: 1) it's not convertible to fire 22 or 45 in full auto; and 2) the receiver and bolt are married to each other? The bolt is not serial numbered or otherwise marked, if that changes things. Thank you!

I own a variety of select fire guns (AK, Thompson, MP5-SD, American 180, and a few M16s) and in the process of collecting them, I've learned to research guns before buying them. Next on my list is an UZI. I've decided I want an IMI conversion select-fire UZI, with the conversion done properly...