1, 2, 3 - see subguns.com classifieds or sturmgewehr classifieds for current MG prices, availability, etc. Be aware that there are transferable machine guns and there are non transferable. The Post 86 dealer sample guns are non transferable, as well as the pre-86 dealer sample guns. You can tell them apart by the low prices, and usually being brand new. Expect a M16 or conversion (LL, RDIAS, etc) to run you north of 10k, with the exception of the LL as they are 7-8k.

Tax stamp is $200. Transfer fee depends on your dealer. I've heard $25-150, could be more, could be less.
some localities require different things, louisiana for example requires a state permit prior to the federal paperwork.

there is no license, it is simply a tax form, and a tax stamp. the form 4 proves that your item is legally registered, calling it a permit or a license is incorrect. and no, it does not follow the registered item in that you can just give the form to whoever. the owner must be present wherever the registered item is, along with a copy of the paperwork. it must also be stored in a way that the owner is the only person that has access. Registering to a LLC/trust can bypass some of this, as your corporate officers and whatnot can have access to the company's assets.


Same thing goes for the CLEO signature. Corp/trust doesn't need that, the fingerprints, the photo. The sheriff isn't the only one who can sign. local Police chief, state police chief, judge, couple others. Google can probably turn up the whole list.

This post has been edited by zack3g: March 9th 2009 6:41 PM

Thanks.

Gonna let it go awhile, probably should spend my energies gettign my CHL first

Zack3q:

Hey, I'm amused that you're amused! Have fun with the bumpfiring. I'll stick with the grownup stuff!

I own several MG's too.


I still bump fire, because I can.

Try it, you might like it.

Shhhh, quit telling people that. They will continue to do so and the ammo prices won't ever come back down.