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Posted: 12/6/2014 9:49:40 PM EDT
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I have a local guy who is looking to sell two of his MP5's. No prices have been set as of yet. Preliminary searches have turned up anywhere from $4,000 to $19,000.
One gun has the Navy trigger group and an adjustable stock. The other has a standard trigger group (semi auto/full auto) and a fixed stock. Both are fitted with Trijicon reflex sights and halogen Surefire weapon lights. No date codes or serial numbers at this point, but both firearms are 5-6 years old. Any input would be awesome. |
| Well, if they're 5-6 years old, that puts them in the post '86 sample category, so they can only go to LEO/government agencies or a dealer with a demo letter. $19,000 would be a great deal for a transferable gun, but not a post '86 and even the $4,000 range seems high for that. |
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I have a local guy who is looking to sell two of his MP5's. No prices have been set as of yet. Preliminary searches have turned up anywhere from $4,000 to $19,000. One gun has the Navy trigger group and an adjustable stock. The other has a standard trigger group (semi auto/full auto) and a fixed stock. Both are fitted with Trijicon reflex sights and halogen Surefire weapon lights. No date codes or serial numbers at this point, but both firearms are 5-6 years old. Any input would be awesome. I have a friend who just bought a Registered HK Sear Pack... he paid almost $20K for it ANything you are seeing for less than $15K is not transferable and is probably a Post Sample..Sorry man. |
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Quoted: Guys, I checked the serial numbers... they are post 86 guns  Ive been into suppressors, but have much to learn about F/A stuff. What form are the stamps on? Are they RRs, sear, or box reg MGs. Heck are they in fact MGs? My sp89 was made in 89 but with a sear runs FA, I could do the same with a 2014 manu g Gun/host. I really do not think you know a whole lot about these. This is not a bad thing, we all start somewhere. Answer my first four questions and report back...
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A bit more research,
These are owned by an L/E agency on Form 5's They are looking to get out of the 9mm caliber in favor of .223 long guns. I was hoping to legally transfer one into my own name, but from my understanding that is not possible. Live and learn I suppose. This nfa stuff requires a flow chart sometimes. |
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Quoted: A bit more research, These are owned by an L/E agency on Form 5's They are looking to get out of the 9mm caliber in favor of .223 long guns. I was hoping to legally transfer one into my own name, but from my understanding that is not possible. Live and learn I suppose. This nfa stuff requires a flow chart sometimes. I do not know what what post sample guns go for but, parts,kits if you cut them up can fetch $1200/1500 each
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Ok, more info thanks. Just the chances of it being transferable is now very very slim. I do not know what what post sample guns go for but, parts,kits if you cut them up can fetch $1200/1500 each Quoted:
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A bit more research, These are owned by an L/E agency on Form 5's They are looking to get out of the 9mm caliber in favor of .223 long guns. I was hoping to legally transfer one into my own name, but from my understanding that is not possible. Live and learn I suppose. This nfa stuff requires a flow chart sometimes. I do not know what what post sample guns go for but, parts,kits if you cut them up can fetch $1200/1500 each HKparts.com is selling parts kits, ranging from $1995-$2700 depending on version, and which parts are included |
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Quoted: HKparts.com is selling parts kits, ranging from $1995-$2700 depending on version, and which parts are included Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: A bit more research, These are owned by an L/E agency on Form 5's They are looking to get out of the 9mm caliber in favor of .223 long guns. I was hoping to legally transfer one into my own name, but from my understanding that is not possible. Live and learn I suppose. This nfa stuff requires a flow chart sometimes. I do not know what what post sample guns go for but, parts,kits if you cut them up can fetch $1200/1500 each HKparts.com is selling parts kits, ranging from $1995-$2700 depending on version, and which parts are included Holy Shit!!! I have been sleeping a little I guess
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HKparts.com is selling parts kits, ranging from $1995-$2700 depending on version, and which parts are included Quoted:
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A bit more research, These are owned by an L/E agency on Form 5's They are looking to get out of the 9mm caliber in favor of .223 long guns. I was hoping to legally transfer one into my own name, but from my understanding that is not possible. Live and learn I suppose. This nfa stuff requires a flow chart sometimes. I do not know what what post sample guns go for but, parts,kits if you cut them up can fetch $1200/1500 each HKparts.com is selling parts kits, ranging from $1995-$2700 depending on version, and which parts are included It's pretty easy to find them in the 1200-1500 range.......I just picked up 3 cut MP5A3's for 1400 each.....And I'm pretty sure the guy I bought them from made about 500 a pop on them......most agencies are dumping them for 7-900 each.......if that |
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Is your local guy Mission Critical Firearms LLC? http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=454906142 He got $1,625 for this one. |
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