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LOT 1368
Steyr AUG/SA Host Gun with Qualified Manufacturing
Registered Hammer Pack, Class III/ NFA Fully Transferable Machine Gun
with Accessories -A) Qualified Manufacturing AUG Hammer Pack - Serial no. A-067, 223 , green plastic finish. Currently installed in the B gun in this lot, with a green plastic housing and individual markings. Permits semi-automatic and full-automatic fire.
CONDITION: Very fine, with minor handling marks. NOTE: This weapon is a National Firearms Act (NFA), fully transferable Class 3, which is registered with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, (BATFE) under the provisions of 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44 and 27 CFR part 478. B) Steyr AUG/SA Semi-Automatic Rifle, Host Gun - Serial no. 900SA450, 5.56 mm cal., 25 inch round bbl., black finish, synthetic stock. Manufactured in Austria as a semi-automatic copy of the AUG infantry rifle, this example has been upgraded into a close copy of the “HBAR/LMG” variant of the AUG, including selective fire capacity. The receiver is fitted with a integral optical sight
and backup iron sight in the carry handle, with “BTR” (April 1983) date code on the underside. The barrel is mixed numbered, with a ported muzzle brake, folding sheet metal bipod, and “BDT” (April 1998) code. The bolt carrier is numbered to match the receiver, and the standard markings are present on the stock assembly. With the hammer pack installed, the trigger operates in a staged selective mode, with a short pull firing a single shot and a long pull firing in full automatic.
LOT 1367
Fleming Firearms/Heckler & Koch MP5 Submachine Gun, Class III/NFA Fully Transferable Machine Gun - Serial no. 9031, 9
mm cal., 9 inch round bbl., black finish, metal stock. Originally manufactured in 1986 in Germany and imported by HK of Chantilly, VA as a HK94 carbine, then converted to a MP5 style submachine gun by Fleming Firearms, which involved shortening the overall length and installing a shelf-compatible three-position trigger pack. In terms of the timing, this item would fall
among the last fully transferable machine guns manufactured in the United States prior to the Hughes Amendment going into effect. Hooded post front and four-position drum rear sights, with the top of the receiver marked “HK MP5”, “9031” and “IG(antler)” and the right side under the trigger housing bearing the Fleming markings.