Transferable Machine Guns

Harrington and Richardson Model 50 Reising in superb looking blue with 1 20 round mag

Harrington and Richardson Reising Model 50 45 acp with 1 magazine.  The fins are all intact on the flash hider !

Heckler and Koch MP5A3 9mm Factory HK MP5A3 MFG 1984.  This gun is a 110% factory gun, not a conversion of any sort.  The Date Code is IE which means it was MFG in 1984.

Heckler and Koch  33A2 223 REM Registered Receiver 3 pin model (you can use all standard trigger groups and bolt groups) Bipod 1 40 round mag  

MP5A3 with 3 Pin Swing Down Lower Heckler and Koch This firearm is a 3-pin swing down registered receiver model, closely resembling an authentic factory HK design. It is compatible with all standard SMG replacement parts, allowing for easy maintenance...

Heckler and Koch MP5 with JAC Sear 3 pos pictogram, Vortex Strikefire optic, A2 stock.  This is a registered sear by JAC.  You could move the trigger pack over to any numbers of hosts.  

Heckler and Koch MP5A3 9mm Qualified Sear A3 Stock Collectible 4 Pos / 3rd Burst Lower

Heckler and Koch MP5K PDW 9mm This MP5K PDW has a 4Pos trigger group that is registered with a Super RARE RDTS Housing.  The internal metal housing is the registered so you don't have to worry about the small parts as much as you would with a...

IMI Uzi Model B Machine Gun This is a registered receiver Uzi, starting life out as a model B back in the 1980's.  Since this is a registered receiver, you can use all the caliber conversion kits in this unit (22lr or 45 acp !)  

IMI Uzi with registered bolt This is an IMI Uzi with a registered bolt.  This gun has been completely refurbished by Bahnhof Machine.  It has a fresh coast or parkerizing on it along with a complete rehaul of all internal parts. ...

IMI Uzi 9mm Registered Receiver Machine gun This is a registered receiver IMI Uzi in 9mm.  It does not have the slot in the receiver so you can use any caliber conversion kit.  

IMI Uzi Registered Receiver  This is a registered receiver Uzi.  This originally started life as a Model B that was convereted back in 1986 to a true SMG(no side rails)