glock 18 submachine handgun

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i was bored and was looking at gunbrokers website.. i searched for glocks and ran into a glock 18 automatic handgun (drool) (drool) for 2000. i live in tucson,az and there are no class 3 dealers..say i travel to phoenix... and tell them i want it...what should i expect? can i go in there fill out paperwork pay the permit and then order it? or is it alot harder than that? is the permit a one time thing? that would be completely extraordinary to add to my collection!
 
For local Class III dealers who can do a transfer, check with C&T Enterprises, Piece of History Firearms(www.pieceofhistoryfirearms.com) and GG&G(www.gggaz.com). They can explain the whole process, as long as you're reasonably serious about things and aren't going to waste their time with just a casual inquiry; it's a pretty drawn-out process, involving 7 sets of fingerprints, a letter from Pima County Sheriff Dupnik, a $200 tax stamp over and above the cost of the gun, and waiting anywhere from 2 months to 2 years for BATFE to process your paperwork.
 
You need to familiarize yourself with weapons classed under NFA.

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Unfortunately it is a post 1986 weapon that can only be purchased by L.E. agencies or by a FFL/SOT holder under certain conditions.
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I don't see how this could be any clearer.

BTW - It is impossible for a civilian (non dealer) to obtain a Glock 18 machine pistol legally.
 
AFAIK a true Glock 18 is next to impossible to legally buy as a normal civillian. I believe there are only a handful, read that as 1-5 of them, that are legally transferable and if they do pop up for sale you can pretty much be sure of uber high selling prices, much higher then 2K.

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You may be right but I could swear there are a couple out there floating around as transferables. At any rate they either don't exist in this regard or are so rare to make them practically non-existent.
 
IIRC there ARE a couple transferables, and most of them are in the vault of a PD in the north west... and they ain't giving them up.
 
Yeah, you won't be able to own one; sorry mate.

But, they are really fun to shoot! I had the opportunity a while back at a MG shoot...
 
IIRC there ARE a couple transferables, and most of them are in the vault of a PD in the north west... and they ain't giving them up.
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Most of that couple is in a vault That's what...one of the couple? :p

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Unfortunately it is a post 1986 weapon that can only be purchased by L.E. agencies or by a FFL/SOT holder under certain conditions.

I don't see how this could be any clearer.
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LOL
 
Any Glock 18 registered before 1986 would still be unavailable to the general public as they'd be pre-samples because they weren't manufactured in the US. Glock didn't start manufacturing guns in the US until the last year or two.

Apparently there are a few transferrable Glock 17 slideplate conversions though.
 
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