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Because a real wartime StG-44 is going to run you between $30,000-$40,000 and is a Title II firearm governed under the 1934 National Firearms Act (Law the regulates machine guns, short barreled rifles & shotgun, suppressors, and "Any Other Weapon" like pen guns). You'll have to go through a NFA Dealer, do a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Form 4, pay the $200 federal transfer tax, and wait the six months for BATFE to approve the transfer. Also are you going to do your Form 4 with a Chief Law Enforcement Officer sign off, Living Trust, or through Incorporation? If you're not looking at going through that then you can get a current semi-auto German made clone through PTR 91, Inc.. I'm not 100% sure if they're selling them yet since they have to get approval from BATFE for importation and also from the US State Department. If they are already in the US Market then the'll go for about $3,000 |
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Our machine gun market is F'd up. No foreign made machine guns were allowed to be imported since 1968 and since the machine gun ban from 1986, no machine gun made after May of '86 can be sold to civilians. Under BATFE, once a machine gun always a machine gun. So if there is a semi-auto modded StG-44, BATFE won't allow into he country since under their logic, it was once a machine gun thus it will always be a machine gun and is not legal. StG-44s for a while weren't high sellers because ammo was impossible to find. But new stuff is coming out of Eastern Europe and even Hornady (a big American company) is making ammo for it. In the end, it's becoming popular because of that and the popularity of WWII firearms in general. |
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Good luck..... I wish I had the cash. |
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In I got a much better deal through Europe although it was not a lot cheaper I did get a ton of spares and extras for around the same price. My only suggestion is that for those prices you really need to get anything you buy authenticated as there are a huge number of very good fakes around mainly re-stamped Yugoslav models which were made up until the early 1980s. |
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Either way they are a fun weapon to own, I am looking at having the second one that came as spare parts (it was in very poor condition) professionally restored and I will probably donate that to the Army museum. |
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mis matched but hey,started buying components for reloading .8 pounds of powder, 2000 bullets 1000 primed cases Horandy die set for 7.92X33 ,was able to get the gun for $1000 less than listed on gb ,had been watching it for almost 6 months,I am trying to get it under a Trust from atf
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