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In the ad it mentions NATIONAL, if that is the manufacturer, their magazines have a terrible reputation for reliability

That is what I did with mine.

Replacement Reising Muzzle Compensators www.bullcreekarms.com/index.php?route=common/home They are still listed on their website This article has tips on removing the comp http://archive.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=4066 There are a LOT of Reising articles on that site

The import form 6 will state "for law enforcement use" or something similar. ATF refers to the status as "Govt Use Exception"

Miami Business Interiors, Hamilton, Ohio? Quick search shows they were registered as a corporation in 1968 and looks like closed in 1994

Does anyone recognize the name Miami Business (next word not readable) of Hamilton, Ohio? They purchased a fair number of M11 / 380 submachine guns from MAC in 1975

Yes, grease guns $189.00 I bought a Reising parts kit for $99.00

You need an ATF efiles account to check. Log in and choose the FFL/SOT (you) then Form 3 (if you choose form 4 the lines are not color-coded and there is no "restrictions" column) then "add" firearm, your inventory will display, transferable lines will be white, pre-May orange, restricted...

Will do, thanks!

Russell Weeks of GA was making those FTF magazines, but I don't have any contact info. He used to operate under an RPB company name (not the original company) UPDATE: https://www.rpbindustries.com/ Looks like he he just sells M11/9 parts and mags

Update I tried several 9mm mag springs in the .380 small mag well magazines, so far best fit is the springs from 33-rd Glock mags. UPDATE 2 Wolff sells 33-rd Glock mag springs

I'll try that, thanks

I can't find any .380 mag springs that long. Most 9mm mag springs are too wide,

I have 7 steel small mag well magazines for my RPB M11 380. Of the seven one is 100% reliable. The main difference between them, is the reliable mag spring is 2 to 3 coils longer than the others (at 10.75" OAL ) Does anyone have a source for replacement (small steel) mag springs? Wolff doesn't...

The M16A2s are more valuable because there are less of them that are transferable, I prefer the A1 myself.

I don't see why the AUTO marked ones are more desirable...Burst-marked guns are far rarer and all (I have seen) military M16A2s are BURST-marked. I SUSPECT some seller of an M16A2 posted in their ad "more desirable AUTO marked" and it has become internet truism. It is easy to swap out burst...

To add to your numbers, over a period of 10+ years I have documented 41 original U.S. Property marked Colt M16A2 rifles by serial number all BURST marked

Several dealers are reporting some post-samples changing to transferable. I have several postys, but the L1A1 was the only one that changed. I am VERY skeptical, but have no plans to sell anything

After opening click "add a firearm" look at the column on the far right under restrictions if there are none its "transferable" If you choose Form 3 for transfer the lines will be color-coded, white-no restrictions, orange-Pre-May, red-post May, if you select Form 4 the lines will not be color-coded

My Swedish K and 1928 TSMG are still pre-May DS :( I checked today 6/24/24 the Thompson flipped!