NFA. The National Firearms Act of 1934 regulated the sale and possession of certain weapons including machineguns and sawed off shotguns. With the roaring twenties came bootlegging, the rolling gangsters, and infamous criminals such as Al Capone. Though intended to sell newspapers, the sensationalism of the rolling bandits and the St Valentines Day massacre brought about public outcries to regulate machineguns. This resulted in the National Firearms Act of 1934. Public ownership of these weapons was not restricted provided the weapons were registered and the federal tax paid. Today most states still allow public ownership of these weapons. These weapons have also been used in wars by most armies and used by various government agencies in their duties to protect their leaders. That briefcase in the hands of a secret service agent may not have papers inside: it may have a submachinegun capable of being fired from within the briefcase!  That writing pen may not be a pen at all: it may be a single shot firearm. Looks CAN be deceiving! Posted below are pictures of some rare and unique firearms posted for your enjoyment.

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    RARE REISING 55 WITH JUMP CASE                                                    RARE  1921 COLT THOMPSON

  RARE UZI OPERATIONAL BRIEFCASE                                            BRIEFCASE FIRE CONTROL LEVER

  RARE MAC OPERATIONAL BRIEFCASE                                                    BRIEFCASE SIDE VIEW

     RARE WW II STEN & SUPPRESSOR                                                       John Vittie .22cal Pen Gun 

     Stans Gunsmithing .25cal Pen Gun                                                MAC Stinger .22cal

        Covert Arms Pen Gun .22cal
  

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