Transferrable Machine Guns

Ruger AC-556 (Mini-14) .223 Rem Folding Stock & Bayonet Lug Transferable Machine Gun Developed in the 1970s by Sturm, Ruger & Co., the AC-556 was Ruger's answer to the growing demand for lightweight, selective-fire rifles among police and...

The Military Armament Corporation (MAC) M10A1 Submachine Gun is a derivative of the iconic MAC-10, a compact and powerful submachine gun originally developed in the 1960s by Gordon Ingram. The MAC-10 and its variants became widely recognized for their...

Originally designed in the 1950s by Israeli military officer Uziel Gal, the Uzi submachine gun became one of the most recognizable and widely used SMGs of the 20th century. Developed for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), the Uzi was prized for its...

The MK Arms MK760 is a fully transferable Class III/NFA machine gun, originally inspired by the Smith & Wesson Model 76 and designed to fulfill the same role as the Gustaf M/45 "Swedish K" SMG. Lightweight and maneuverable, it was initially favored...

The Smith & Wesson Model 76 is a fully transferable Class III/NFA machine gun developed in the late 1960s to provide American special forces with a lightweight and compact 9mm submachine gun. It was designed to replace the Carl Gustaf M45 "Swedish K"...

The Colt M16A2 Selective Fire Rifle is a fully transferable Class III/NFA machine gun, known for its reliability and military-grade performance. Manufactured within the "8 million" commercial serial range, this rifle follows the traditional A2...

US Guide Lamp M3 "Grease Gun" .45 ACP Machine Gun & Integral JCB .45 Silencer The M3 submachine gun, affectionately nicknamed the “Grease Gun” due to its resemblance to the mechanic’s tool, was developed during World War II as a...

The M14 rifle evolved from efforts to improve the M1 Garand, incorporating automatic fire and a detachable box magazine. Initial post–WWII experiments included the T20, a modified M1, and later the T25, designed by Earle Harvey for the new T65...

A direct evolution of Gordon Ingram's iconic M10 submachine gun, the SWD M11/Nine was designed to refine and improve upon its predecessor. Originally developed with a slightly longer receiver, it chambered 9mm Parabellum instead of .380 ACP, allowing for...

Hotchkiss 1909 Mark I* Cavalry 303 British Machine Gun w/ Tripod, Class III/NFA C&R The Hotchkiss MKI* was a direct response to the evolving demands of trench warfare. Its dual-feed system was revolutionary, allowing troops to switch between feed...