Topic: Anyone know where i can buy a WORKING Thompson machine gun | |
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Topic: Anyone know where i can buy a WORKING Thompson machine gun | |
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August 28th, 2004
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| Centurion | Post; Anyone know where i can buy a WORKING Thompson machine gunanyone know where i can get one in good condition, and how much
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August 28th, 2004
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| Immunes | Try Tom Bowers http://www.subguns.com/ or Sturmgewehr http://www.sturmgewehr.com A transferable pre-WWII 1920's Thompson will cost about $20,000. A transferable WWII M1A1 Thompson will cost about $12,000. You need to be 21 years old, no felony convictions, pass a FBI background check, get a LEO signature, and pay a $200 transfer tax to the BATF. Count on the above taking about a year. The seller of the Thompson will probably want the money up front, so you will be out the $20k for awhile before you can shoot it. On the bright side, whatever Thompson you buy will probably appreciate 20% in the year you are waiting for the transfer.
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August 29th, 2004
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| Centurion | Thanks for the info, i've been trying to find a dealer for sometime with no luck, you're help is appreciated |
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August 29th, 2004
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| Immunes | You are welcome. Go to some local gun shows. If you are in one of the 40 or so States that allows private citizens to own Class 3 firearms, you should have no trouble finding a local dealer. Also buy a copy of Small Arms Review. If you buy a Class 3 firearm from one of the bigger dealers that advertise there, they can usually refer you to a dealer in your state to do the transfer. The $100 to $200 or so that a dealer will charge you to do the transfer is money well spent. A good dealer can help you get through the ATF process. Most of them are very well versed in ATF regulations as well as local firearm laws. |
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August 30th, 2004
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| Tribuni Angusticlavii | I just got back from a weekend at the gunshow, the man in a near stand had two Thompsons, so they're around. I don't know if they were operational or not, but the barrel wasn't plugged or the trigger welded or anything like that |
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August 30th, 2004
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| Centurion | last gun show i went to was about 5 years ago, i need to go again some time, who wants to come |
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September 9th, 2004
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| Optio  | Post; 2nd time lucky lolFirst let me say Jason you are messed up wanting a working tommy gun Second let me say I like your style lol Havent seen any about but i will ask my father in law as he knows a lot of people in the gun business Jay  ps think I clicked new topic instead of post reply last time why are they both next to each other at the bottom of the page?? hmmmm
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September 9th, 2004
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| The fire is everything...  | Post; Re: 2nd time lucky lolQuote:
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September 9th, 2004
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| Optio | Yeah I know redleg and apologies once more Is idiocy still classed as a valid excuse, what about tiredness, couldnt find my glassess, dog ate my homework, it was the aliens they told me to do it :P and back on topic Ive asked my father in law and he doesnt know, but he said he will ask around for you mate Jay |
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