shootniron
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Yeah, build it you may get the opportunity to be the next Carbine Williams...you may have to google the name to get it.
True, if you are speaking of post-'86 "samples." If the are pre-'86 transferables, you can keep them. But then you really didn't need the FFL for a transferable MG.Nope. If you are in business with an FFL 01 and an Class 3 SOT stamp, full autos that you have in your business stock for sale to the military or LE are not yours, they belong to the business. If you lose your license or go out of business, you can't keep them as personal property or transfer them to yourself because as an individual you can't own them.
Those shooting gallery guns were BB guns that ran on compressed air.
They were not .22 short.