Videos tagged with NFA Exempt

This YouTube video announces the release of a new, legal NFA-exempt firearm, highlighting that no tax stamp is required for ownership. The creator, TonyD2Wild, promotes their various YouTube channels and social media platforms across the description, encouraging viewers to connect and explore more content. They also provide links for exclusive offers, merchandise, and business inquiries, along with personal dimensions.

The Franklin Armory Antithesis is a firearm legally classified as a 'firearm' and exempt from NFA regulations, meaning no tax stamp or extensive paperwork. This classification is due to its design to fire multiple projectiles, circumventing the NFA's definition of a rifle. A recent court ruling and DOJ settlement confirm this status nationwide, allowing it to be transferred via Form 4473.

This video tests a 105-year-old 1918 Artillery Luger rig in a modern USPSA PCC match. Despite challenges with its historical sights and slow reloading process, the rig performed remarkably well, experiencing only minor issues. The complex loading of the 32-round snail drum magazine was a significant time factor, requiring specialized tools and techniques.

This video details the Krupp 50mm mountain gun designed for Siam (Thailand) around 1906. It highlights the gun's modular design for easy transport by man or animal, breaking down into multiple components. The presentation covers its simple breech mechanism, unique recoil absorption via a spade, and the offset sighting system. Notably, these guns are NFA exempt in the US, and ammunition can be hand-loaded.

This review covers the rare Star Model MMS and Model MB pistol-carbines, produced as late as 1975. It details their history, distinct calibers (7.63mm Mauser for MMS, 9mm Parabellum for MB), and unique features like the T-slot stock attachment. The video highlights production numbers, legal status regarding NFA exemptions, and the complete factory rig.

The Beretta Model 1918/30 is a unique semi-automatic carbine, serving as a developmental link between earlier models and the later Beretta 38 family. It was designed from the ground up for police use, featuring a distinctive ring-shaped charging handle and a folding bayonet. A critical safety warning is issued regarding ammunition: only 9mm Glisenti should be used, as standard 9mm Parabellum is too high-pressure and will damage the firearm.

This review details the rare FN Model 1903 pistol equipped with its original shoulder stock, which doubles as a holster. The FN 1903, a larger military variant of the Colt 1903, is chambered in 9x20mm Browning Long and was produced under Russian contract for this specific configuration. The stock attaches via rails and utilizes an extended 10-round magazine, effectively turning the pistol into a small carbine. This historical setup is NFA exempt and classified as a Curio & Relic.

The Fiala Model 1920 is a unique modular firearm from the 1920s, designed by Anthony Fiala and Lucius Diehm. It functions as a manually operated repeating pistol or rifle, configurable with three different barrel lengths (3.5", 7", 20") and a detachable shoulder stock. The manual action was a cost-saving and reliability measure for the era, using a 10-round .22 LR magazine.

The Krupp 50mm Mountain Gun (Thai Model 1902) was designed for extreme portability, capable of being broken down for mule or elephant transport. Notably, 48 were ordered by Siam, and 30 imported into the US are NFA-exempt. Its design prioritizes mobility over recoil management, featuring a sliding carriage and manual windage adjustment.