demilled mp-40
i watched an auction for a demilled mp-40 and was wondering
about the legal ( A.T.F.) take on it.
the buyer was apparently phoney and in his feedback simply wished the seller a nice life in prison.
does anybody know what the a.t.f.'s specs are in reguard to demilled
receivers? this one was a complete gun with two very neat sawed cuts.
an easy reweld job if you had a classIII ( OR NOT).
about the legal ( A.T.F.) take on it.
the buyer was apparently phoney and in his feedback simply wished the seller a nice life in prison.
does anybody know what the a.t.f.'s specs are in reguard to demilled
receivers? this one was a complete gun with two very neat sawed cuts.
an easy reweld job if you had a classIII ( OR NOT).
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Captain Kirk, Tech Staff0 -
If the seller is in europe, the receiver isn't the part that's cut up/regestered (the barrel is considered to be the gun there). Here in the states, the ATF specifies how the receiver is to be cut for de-milling purposes, and the receiver is considered to be the gun. 
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In Denmark and Germany, the part with the serial-number is the important part. This part is usually the receiver.
Anything else are just parts.
Then Denmark isn't a part of Europe, as both the barrel, receiver and bolt has to be cut at least 2mm wide and rendered useless in such a way that it can't structurally hold up to the pressure of firing a round. Barrel welded to the receiver, so barrel-exchange is not possible.
The bolt is disassembled, firingpin extracted and hole is TIG-welded, bolt cut in it's entire length.
Some times even a few of the locking lugs are removed.
Whole length of barrel including the chamber and the bolt is cut up.
Receiver is structurally weakened - some parts are taken out.
Altering or attempts at welding anything together again is illegal.
All this can be done so it is not too visible.
I would suspect in the US, it would be a criminal offence to re-activate a demilled weapon.
Don't do anything that I've allready done - That'd be just plain STOOOOOOPID.
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