Does anyone know where i can buy a glock 18C fully automatic handgun?
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Depends on your state, you will have to do all the Class III paperwork @ a class III dealer (in NH) wait about ten weeks to a year for your approval then you can get your gun.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nI would strongly suggest that you try Brownells. Brownells is the Home Depot/Lowe's for gunsmiths. If they don't have it or they can't find it, it's either not worth the price to buy (too cheap) or it doesn't exist. \n\nGood luck.
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I can't speak for California, New York, New Jersy, Or District of Columbia residents, But in the rest of the states (with the possible exception of local codes) There is not really any such thing as an unregistered handgun. There is no paper trail following the original purchase other than the requirement that the FFL dealers who have sold the gun fill out a form and keep it in their record book for future reference. There is no national gun registry. \nThat being said, yes, dealers (with the possible exception of the states/jurisdictions listed above) purchase second-hand guns. so do pawn shops.\nTo insure you get a fair price, Go to a bookstore and look up your gun in the "Big Blue Book of Gun Values" , or similar publication.\nMake sure you write down the make model and caliber of the gun so you can look it up properly.
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check out gunbroker.com
196447
http://smith-wesson.com tell them what pistol you have and they should be able to send you a manual
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is this it?\nhttp://www.e-gunparts.com/product.asp?chrProductSKU=220010C&MC=\n\nIf not I suggest you keep an eye on Ebay Canada or Ebay.
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Go to your local gun shop and ask them to order one for you, they will know what paperwork and permits you'll need to get one legally( IF you can even get one)
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I don't beleve there are LEGAL NFA parts to convert this pistol to full auto.  Even a Class III license wouldn't help because you would either have to use the NFA registered parts if avalible, which would have the proper ATF paperwork and pay the $200 classIII tax or apply with  the ATF as a classIII manufacturer, which  would be way to costly!!  Any other efforts can land you in the Federal Pen for many, many years.
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I would contact your local police department. I'm sure they would have a name or even your city clerk's office. Or, try a gun shop.
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I like the Glock 23 myself but i am about to purchase the Glock 17L, they are very good for target practice.
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go talk to you local gun shop/repair shop. (not the pawn shops)\nand/or talk to a competition shooter.
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The NRA has exactly what you want.  Go to www.nra.com and look at the things in the NRA store.\nI went the cheap route and bought a bound ledger book at an office supply store.  I record the serial number, a description of the gun, any identifying marks, when and from whom I bought it and how much I paid.  Then I take a good picture of the gun and paste it on the page along with the info.  I keep this book separate from my guns so that if they are destroyed or stolen I will have the needed info for the insurance company.  You might also want to check with your insurance company to see if there is anything else that they would like for you to keep in your record book.
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http://www.gunbroker.com/
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If you are open to purchasing guns off the internet, I would check out http://www.gunsamerica.com or http://www.gunbroker.com\n\nGunsAmerica has a section dedicated to 50 caliber (Big 50's I think they call it)\n\nThe transfer still needs to take place via two FFL holders.  Being that most 50's are thousands of dollars, I'd also recommend the use of an escrow service (gunbroker.com lists one or two in their FAQ that handles firearm transactions).\n\nMost people on these sites will allow you an inspection period to handle the weapon (3 days is usually the standard).\n\nIf nothing else, you can use the websites to get an approximate price and use it to bargin with the local gun store owner.\n\nJust like with Ebay or anything else, if the deal looks too good to be true, it probably is.
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I got my 30-06 brand new with a wood stock so I am sure they are out there. Check with a gunsmith shop or even at gunshows and you should be able to find them. Another place to look is ebay.com
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You can try here first:  http://ruger.com/Firearms/SE-NewportParts.html
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These are the two best online sites\nhttp://www.gunbroker.com\nhttp://www.gunsamerica.com\n\nbetween the two they have over 50,000 firearms for sale daily...