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Today Ian is back with NFA specialist John Keene of the Morphy Auction Company to talk about US military machine guns. In particular, how intact and original examples make their way onto the civilian market. Some models, like the Reising, are very easy to find in completely original condition (almost impossible, actually). Others, like the belt-loaded Browning Models 1917 and 1919, are very rare in original condition and are almost always found as parts kits mounted on newly approved receivers. What are the reasons for these differences?
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