Mauser Carbine sold on Simpsons
 

I thought I understood the red tape you have to go through to obtain a NFA firearm...I spent 7 months jumping through the hoops to buy a Uzi submachine gun a few years back. Simpsons just sold a Mauser carbine Luger made in 1979 with a 12" barrel,....as its not an original 1900 or 1920 carbine, wouldn't it fall under the ATF regulations as a short-barreled rifle?

Beautiful Luger, though......it went for 8K.....too rich for my blood, I'm just waiting to hear that Dwight got it !! :evilgrin: I'm snowed/sleeted/iced in in Columbia SC today with nothing to do but surf the net......this item lasted a whole 2 hours before it sold!

Got a link? Pics? :)

Sorry, here ya go http://www.simpsonltd.com/product_in...ducts_id=31846..........

OK, good enough. I'll try to snag a pic of it. It's probably the only Luger carbine that Ed Tinker will see this year... :rolleyes:

The Mauser Parabellum carbine made in the '70's/80's was exempted from NFA restrictions several years ago, and now transfers as any other C&R.

Well, apart from the fact that I know virtually nothing about Mauser Parabellum Carbines, at a gunshop not to far from where I live they are selling a carbine for Euro 15,000.00 (equivalent of about USD 20,359.00).
I've seen it not long ago but I would not spend such a fortune without knowing exactly what I'm buying.

If in Marseilles , it could be mine .....

Patrice,

It's not that far from Marseille, it's in a gunshop in the centre of Turin.