I want a Glock 18! ( Class III info? )

[Darkmind]

I saw that video of mail call linked over hear from Glocktalk and it made me remember just how much i really want one. But last i hurd Michigan does not allow class III stuff. But just for the S*** and giggle factor how would one go about getting a class III permit? I would not want to be a dealer but just for collections type reasons.

 

[GlocksRock]

Even if you had the money, I don't think there are any for sale to civilians inside the US.

 

[444]

I am not trying to be rude at all. But, the question of how to buy an NFA item comes up at least once a week on here. Check out the thread going right now called "what is the deal with sound suppressors". That thread explains how to buy a suppressor and the proceedure is the same for a machine gun. That is a current thread right now.
You don't need any kind of permit or licence to buy one.
I don't know the laws in the state of Michigan or any local laws you might have to deal with.
I don't know about that particular gun.

 

[ny32182]

I've heard there are less than 5 transferrable glock 18s in the entire country.

But I don't know for sure.

 

[armoredman]

Well, I think the last one I heard of for sale was $30,000. Yes, I got the number of zeros right. I found a Berreta 93R for $25,000.......
Waste of time/money.

 

[Chipperman]

I have heard about the same number. Definitely less than 10 transferables in the US.

My understanding is that a Glock 18 sold a year or two ago for over $20k.
If you really want the facts about how many there are, and what they go for, I'd post this question over at Subguns.com

 

[Zak Smith]

I've got a friend with one - post-sample.

The cheapest way to do this is to become a Class III dealer and then buy post-sample guns. Of course, when you relinquish your license, you have to get rid of it all.

-z

 

[GigaBuist]

Great googely moogely. What's with all the double taps lately?

MI won't let you get a Title II item to the best of my knowledge. The only way is to actually become a Class III dealer and get yourself some 'dealer samples' that are tied to the business, not to you personally.

Or at least that's how I understand it.

 

[Zak Smith]

I've got a friend with one - post-sample.

The cheapest way to do this is to become a Class III dealer and then buy post-sample guns. Of course, when you relinquish your license, you have to get rid of it all.

-z

 

[boofus]

Based on your criteria you can't own a G18. You don't get a Class 3 SOT designation without being a dealer in the business. End of discussion. No Glock for you.

 

[Darkmind]

OOOOOOOOO i understand a little better now. Like i said it was just for the S*** and giggles factor.

 

[WhoKnowsWho]

Dang, I feel like there is some deja vu when I read through here...

Wish there was a G18 for all of us Glock owners. Should be one free with every purchase.

 

[Tecolote]

Here you go...

 

[Kamicosmos]

Mmmmmm 93r.

For an example of how rare the 18 and the 93r really are (hey, that's almost like a rhyme there...)

There's been a few movies with the 93r in it. Broken Arrow for example, and I just had the other movie on the tip of my tongue. ANyway. If you see a 93r in the movies...it's THE 93r. There is only one in Hollywood right now. Kinda like the man-portable mini-gun in Predator and T-2. Same gun...I believe it belongs to Mr. Dillion.