When it comes to shooting, there’s nothing more exciting, or more rewarding, than pulling the trigger on a fully automatic weapon. You’ve seen machine guns in the hands of your favorite action heroes from Rambo to John McClane, but here’s the truth: you can own one too.

That’s right, machine guns aren’t just for Hollywood or the military. Any American citizen who meets the legal requirements can own a Class 3 transferable machine gun, and it’s easier than most people think.

If you're looking for the best gun investment, skip the hype and look at the hard facts: most semi-auto firearms lose 30–40% of their value the moment you walk out of the store. But there’s one class of firearm that bucks the trend, transferable machine guns.

In this guide, we’ll break down exactly how to sell a machine gun, your different options, and why Midwest Tactical is the easiest and most trusted buyer in the country.

The Reising Machine gun is a great gun and one special thing that stands out about this gun is…

Ever wonder what it takes to own a machine gun and what the process is like? We got you covered!

I would venture to say that this gun is the most historically rich machine gun in United States history. It’s been used by the….

So, any gun made after that date is called a post sample and only dealers, military and police can buy those. So, what does it mean when we are selling a No Law Letter Gun…

To celebrate the 4th of July we headed down to the range to shoot machine guns and blow some stuff up.

The M1A is the semi auto version of the M14 which is a rifle that has been used by the US military since 1957and still is used. The M14 has been used in both…..

In the NFA world there are three types of machine guns:  Pre-Samples, Post-Samples and Transferable machine guns. So let's start with some….