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I think it falls under an 'other' firearm in this case. AR-15 style, 26"+ OAL with a vertical foregrip. Oh, and the rail may need to be permanently attached. I'm not a lawyer, I am an FFL/SOT. ATF Tech Branch is who you would write for clarification on this.

It's going to depend on what you are building. Rifles have a minimum 16" of barrel. Pistols have no barrel minimum/maximum length. Shockwaves & Tac-14s are 'other' firearms & are subject to minimum length requirements.

I'd write a letter to find out. I've thought getting a letter regarding using a permanently attached bayonet to reach 26"OAL. Wouldn't that be a hoot!

Out of stock in GA stores.

Full build thread with pictures on Weapon's Guild, if any of you are members. If not, it's a private forum.

Not with a reverse dong, haven't had them in almost 10 years. I do have the forward ones.

I use a zip tie to hold the spring compressed. Snip it after you get the pin flared.

Kroil prior to disassembly afterwards, Ballistol before reassembly & to wet the can before shooting.

Especially the NIB M11/Nine 86-xxxxxxxxx prefix guns. I can still get the same parts that USMachinegun sells, at wholesale, from the sources where they are made(because I used to work for them, 2 different companies). But because MACs are an 'entry level' smg & relatively cheap for so long...

Um, that's because the few people making oem style replacement parts have realized that the guns are bringing almost $8k, they want $800 for a total replacement kit. To me, I don't see it.

That is a .45 frame, so it can easily be converted back. I wonder what caliber it is registered in.

Better yet, ask them to send it where you need. Most FFLs don't have copies of their license floating around in public hands.

Those are nice shooting guns, regardless of maker.

The trick is to know how fit the trip, they don't just drop in. Also, knowing how to troubleshoot malfunctions. Luckily I was trained by RPB, so it's quick & easy for me.

About being unfired, alot of people don't realize that almost a third to a half of registered machine guns were 'slapped together' from April 20th to May 19th, just to get them on the registry before the cut off. Function be darned. Buying a fired M11/9 is better than buying an unfired one.

Is that a good price?

It's an RPB fixed firing pin bolt, as sold by US Machinegun.com. Richard Lage used them until he was able to make his own.

Post up a video of that upper running.

Think about it. A rotating barrel + thread-on suppressor? It's gonna get loose or really tight.

So, not recommended for a suppressor host.