Equipment Exchange

For sale: Tommy Built T7 (HK MP7 clone in 4.6x30.) Black. Factory-registered as an SBR.

• This firearm's condition is brand new and unfired. It is in hand at an Idaho FFL/SOT and is ready to ship upon speedy eForm 3 approval to your FFL/SOT dealer.

• This firearm includes one German HK MP7 magazine.

• This firearm is configured to include the factory Tommy Built folding foregrip, which is currently installed and shown in the photos. • This firearm does not include a buttstock, but is factory-registered as a Short Barreled Rifle. So it does not require any extra engraving to be done on your part. Because who wants to Dremel extra graffiti or pay some local laser monkey to scribble your trust name on it? (Note: It could be removed from the registry and sold as a non-NFA pistol later if so desired.)

• It is "on a Form 3" i.e., it is in the inventory of an FFL/SOT (Therefore does not require a taxed transfer to get to your dealer, just a quick Form 3 to your FFL/SOT and then the Form 4 tax transfer to any trust or individual from there.)

Included are some extras:

• Tactical Backpack that TommyBuilt ships these in. Black.

• Two 20 round boxes of Royal Ordnance Factory Radway Green (RORG) 4.6 ammo. This stuff is crazy hard to find since HK / BAE's arrangement with the ammo factory changed, and it is soldily 'collectible'. I mean, or you can just shoot it. Or you can sell it to someone else to fund a larger quantity of Fiocchi blaster ammo.

• Strike Industries HK MP7 replacement top rail with built in BUIS flip up iron sights. These are $300, and I'm just tossing it in. Strike website says: "ultra low profile integrated flip-up front and rear sights are constructed of steel while the rail itself is 6061 aluminum" making it lighter than the factory rail, as well as potentially fitting different optics better.

• Shipping. Sure, I'll cover shipping. FedEx, maybe USPS. Either way, it'll get there, insured. I mean, it's admittedly a grail / expensive gun. Let's box it up nice and priority it your way on me, right?

Tommy Built's website describes the T7:

"The long-awaited T7 pistol, a testament to precision and quality, is almost here! These are meticulously crafted, injection-molded glass-filled polymer receivers proudly manufactured in the USA."

Cal. 4.6mm x 30
Flashider is compatible with the factory B&T MP7 QD suppressor
Semi-auto specific design
Weight 3.3 lbs
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A side note, to address any elephants in the room and get the legalese covered:

This firearm is a small-batch, custom gun. Some folks have had flawless experiences, others have had teething issues.
Tommy Built is a small shop, but I've found them to be honorable and quick to take care of any issues to include hand-fitting things to make sure customer satisfaction is where it should be. They're fast on replies to email, and provide good communications and customer support.
This gun is being sold as-is, because it is unfired and new, so no claims to anything other than its unfired condition are made here. This is being sold as a collector’s item and I provide no claims to its functionality or safety. That is soley the responsibility of the manufacturer and the purchaser/end user. The purchaser agrees to hold the seller harmless against damage, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise or actions that are the fault or error of the purchaser. We good? Okay.

Closing ramble: Look, if you want an MP7, this is the closest and only game in town. It's super-rare enough to get brag points on, MP7s in general are hella cool (that's what a SEAL told me once, so it must be true.), one or two have been listed and sold on Gunbroker for absolutely stupid prices - literally $thousands$ way higher than this one, and Tommy gives every impression that he'll stand behind these to your satisfaction, so... have at it!

Price includes everything above, I accept Cash, Check, M.O., or Wire. Check seems easiest, I'll file eForm 3 as soon as payment is sent. If you've got something else in mind, ping me.

Now what you've been waiting for. Pretty pictures taken on my wife's coffee table: