Select Fire DSA FAL

[P99AS9]

I was searching the web looking at carbines and stuff and I came across this. I have a few questions about it:

http://www.dsarms.com/Mini-SA58-FAL-OSW-Rifle-Select-Fire-NFA-Registered-308Cal/productinfo/SA58OSWNFA/


1. It says it is NFA registered so does that mean that I don't need to pay the $200 tax stamp to the ATF?

2. It says it is select-fire. Why would it be so cheap if it was a select fire?

 

[AK103K]

I doubt its transferable to individuals. Most guns that arent, have a more realistic looking price tag.

If it were, you would have to pay the $200 tax on it.

If it is, its a steal or a trap, and probably a steel trap.

 

[P99AS9]

But why would it say all NFA rules apply if it was a LEO/Military weapon?

 

[PTK]

Because NFA rules still apply to LEO.

 

[P99AS9]

But still it's on their civillion website.

 

[AK103K]

Buy it. Its only a $200 tax.

 

[chris in va]

But still it's on their civillion website

Instead of trying to glean answers on here, why don't you just give them a call?

I can almost guarantee though you cannot buy one as a civillian as it's newer than 1986 and besides, most 'select fire' weapons of that type are well into the five digit figures.

 

[kozak6]

I don't think they have a military/police website.

It's definitely post '86.

Did DSA even exist then?

 

[Hkmp5sd]

All "NFA Registered" means is that when DSA manufactured it, they registered it. Same as any NFA manufacturer does with their products. The select fire version is a post-86 machinegun. They do have a fully transferrable M16 on their website for $14,000 if you are interested.

 

[P99AS9]

All of DSA's pther select fire weapon are listed as LEO but the FAL is not

 

[TheManHimself]

There is no way for a private citizen other than a licensed manufacturer of NFA weapons to legally possess a post-'86 machinegun, period. A typographical error on a website doesn't negate Title 18 USC, section 922 (o), regardless of how unConstitutional said legislation is.