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My friend's friend inherited some firearms and is going to sell them. Two of them are MGs converted to semi-auto (I think, haven't seen them). 1919a4 Browning and maybe a 1917. He wants north of 2k apiece. Any ideas what they actually are and value? I will get more info tomorrow.
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Sell them on gunbroker. Block the mags to 10 rounds before next monthBe sure to ask your doctor if depression, rectal bleeding, and suicide are right for you.
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Originally posted by dantoddOriginally posted by bwieseOriginally posted by louisianagirlComment
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We need a lot more information and lots of pictures in order for anyone to even begin to guess...Comment
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$2k is about right if it's one of these:
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If they are, or even were, full auto at one time, they are illegal to own or sell without the proper Federal registrations. The rule is "Once a machinegun, ALWAYS a machine gun". A carbine marked M2, even though all of the parts are semi auto only is still considered a machine gun because that's how it was ORIGINALLY built. Again, once a mg, always a mg. Be very careful with those and if they are mg's, stay far, far away from them and you've never seen your buddy before--EVER.
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If the firearm was de milled correct and follow all the ATF guidelines when rebuilding the firearm to a semi auto it is legal.
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The 1919a4 will have some machine work done to the internals as well as a semi side plate that has a island on it shown below .
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