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CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Already a member? Log InReally full auto! really? Damn...A couple from the past, I've moved them on to younger collectors now.
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Yes, a nice Savage contract and WW2 bringback. They weren't expensive when I got that one.Really full auto! really?
Wow! Just... wow!Yes, a nice Savage contract and WW2 bringback. They weren't expensive when I got that one.
Im know a guy up here in WA that has a legal transferable class III Thompson that is grandfathered in after the 1996 law change.Wow! Just... wow!
I needs to git me a chitcargo typeawriter wit a hundred round drum
You mean 1986, right?Im know a guy up here in WA that has a legal transferable class III Thompson that is grandfathered in after the 1996 law change.
No a Washington state law was changed. Before that if you were LEO or military either full time or reserve. You could legally tranfer pre 86 guns in. Senator Adam Smith from Kent had a vote to change the law to read that LEO and military could posses in official duty only. The guns that were in were grandfathered in. That was done in 1996. There is a little over 1,200 legal tranferables in this state. But they can only be sold out of state. The guy that I know has a Thomspon is retire Army National Gaurd from Camp Murry next to JBLM. My friend has more than just a Thompson. He has a dozen legal guns in this state. I have known him since the early 90s. He is also a retired Seatle Fireman.You mean 1986, right?
Plain expensive? As opposed to "Regally" expensive? That would make a difference to some.The hundreds were just plain expensive.