Glock 18.......I gotta get me one of these..........(Jeezus)
09-12-2007, 09:52 AM
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Glock 18 = Class III To set the record straight here are the facts:
To be a Class III firearms dealer it's $500.00 per year. This entiles you to transfer, buy and sell Class III firearms and weapons.
To own a Class III firearm it's a one time $200.00 transfer tax from the ATF and whatever the dealer charges for his services. There are no additional charges from the ATF until you want to sell it and once again there is a $200.00 transfer tax.
In states where it is legal to own a Class III firearm, only those made before 1986 are legal to own. If you are a dealer and can get a letter from someone who meets the ATF criteria to request a demo of a Class III firearm, demo unit are available.
If the Dealer Sample (Demo unit) was made prior to 1986, the dealer can keep it in his private collestion after he gives up his Class III license. It can only be returned to the maker, the ATF or transfered to another dealer with the proper paperwork to get a demo unit. It can not be transfered to anyone else.
And yes, they are fun to play with!!!
Bob K.
To be a Class III firearms dealer it's $500.00 per year. This entiles you to transfer, buy and sell Class III firearms and weapons.
To own a Class III firearm it's a one time $200.00 transfer tax from the ATF and whatever the dealer charges for his services. There are no additional charges from the ATF until you want to sell it and once again there is a $200.00 transfer tax.
In states where it is legal to own a Class III firearm, only those made before 1986 are legal to own. If you are a dealer and can get a letter from someone who meets the ATF criteria to request a demo of a Class III firearm, demo unit are available.
If the Dealer Sample (Demo unit) was made prior to 1986, the dealer can keep it in his private collestion after he gives up his Class III license. It can only be returned to the maker, the ATF or transfered to another dealer with the proper paperwork to get a demo unit. It can not be transfered to anyone else.
And yes, they are fun to play with!!!
Bob K.
09-12-2007, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by bigshotls1
is that even legal damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
09-12-2007, 11:47 PM
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Here is the info on the White Unknown Fox- Owner Jeff W. and that car can run. When you raced on the street it had a Turbo 60; it has been upgraded with a Snow Boost Cooler and better rearend and tranny than it had before.Hope you are still running good. This car is going to painted and sold soon. ONly got about 500 miles on new engine.
