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These were from India and would have seen a lot of use. Sarco has been known to ship crap too.

When you have a case separation like that always check if there is a piece of the case stuck in the chamber.

This shortens the stroke of the bolt and adds stress to the welds in the backplate of your registered receiver. Why risk damaging your valuable transferable Machinegun for a higher rate of fire just to impress people? Just my opinion.

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I heard from a Dealer on another site that his an M240 and M249 beltfeds flipped to transferable. He said he knows of at least 4 more M249’s that are transferable now. He says he thinks there were 50 to 60 pre May M249’s before this so there could be more then 5 that flipped to transferable. I...

In the video he said they were going to auction off some MP-5’s that were pre samples but are now transferable. Would be interesting to see what they go for.

I am sure that police imported Uzi’s before 86. There must be.

ATF is changing the classification of about 4,000 Machineguns that were imported for police after 1968 but before 1986. These were originally classified as pre dealer samples but are now classified as fully transferable since they were never imported as dealer samples but went directly to...

ATF is changing the status on 4000 pre 86 dealer samples to fully transferable Machineguns

ATF is changing the status from pre 86 dealer sample to Transferable on approximately 4,000 Machineguns.

Never had trouble with my keepshooting mags. I only shoot brass cased ammo.

I had to hand fit the dual magazine catches on both my JAWS guns I got as stripped receivers. Had to fit the fire control group parts too. The Lage dual catch was drop in on my 1973 made PS M10/45.

It is nice work. You brought a piece of history back to life.

This is the worst place ever. Took me six months to get my money back from there.

Here is a link to an unboxing, cleaning, and shooting of a NIB MAC10/9 Police Model with a matching Suppressor. I was salivating watching this video. This gun had the adjustable front sight and standard rear sight.

The FTF M10/45 bolt runs perfect in my M10/45’s. Just as good as my original cast bolts except the new bolt kicks the brass out farther. Here is the new bolt in action.

I went with the CF-W bolt to slow down my M11/9, but I did get a MAX10/45 MKII upper for my JAWS Commando Avenger. I am very happy with that upper.

I bought one of the HE suppressors for my M11/9 from SWD in 1990 for $140. I got one of the MAC type Suppressor's from SWD for my PS M10/45 in 1989 for $125.

This is a link to an excellent tear down of a MAC 9MM suppressor by the late great Richard Hoffman. RIP Richard, miss you and your knowledge.

I was not on the wait list. I found out about the CF-W bolt after they were already being sold. I called Vegas and he had one left he sold me. I had to shorten the recoil rod a little to fit my upper but it was easy because of the support I got from Vegas. I was really saddened when I heard of...