Gun show inspections

alanint · 06-23-2013, 08:19 AM

Schnellfeuers were reissued to the Waffen SS in World War 2. Although many were made, correct, registered and transferrable models are a rarety here in the US. They usually command upwards of $10,000 when offered for sale.

Eric, I must have missed something in your gun show story. It is not illegal to sell an automatic pistol outside a gun show in Florida. Unless you meant "fully automatic". Florida does not require you to be an FFL to rent a table and sell guns at local gun shows. Many people wishing to liquidate personal collections take this route. If you do this routinely, (buy and sell as a gun show regular) without an FFL and/or Tax ID, you are more likely to get a visit from the IRS than from the ATF.

06-23-2013, 08:19 AM	#20
alanint User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Marco Island, Florida Posts: 4,867 Thanks: 1,685 Thanked 1,917 Times in 1,193 Posts	Schnellfeuers were reissued to the Waffen SS in World War 2. Although many were made, correct, registered and transferrable models are a rarety here in the US. They usually command upwards of $10,000 when offered for sale. Eric, I must have missed something in your gun show story. It is not illegal to sell an automatic pistol outside a gun show in Florida. Unless you meant "fully automatic". Florida does not require you to be an FFL to rent a table and sell guns at local gun shows. Many people wishing to liquidate personal collections take this route. If you do this routinely, (buy and sell as a gun show regular) without an FFL and/or Tax ID, you are more likely to get a visit from the IRS than from the ATF.