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MK Arms 760 Sub Machine Gun 9MM
Guns International #: 101183488 Seller's Inventory #: MK760
Category: Class III - NFA - Full-Auto - Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
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Seller: Sprague's Sports Inc.
Company: Spragues Sports
Member Since: 2/2/12
State: Arizona
Zip: 85364
Country: United States
Phone: (800) 440-3892
Phone2: (928) 726-0022
Fax: (928) 344-4708
Platinum Seller
Number of Active Listings: 84
Total Number of Listings: 10274
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
3 days
Payment Types Accepted: credit card, check, certified funds, LayAway 30% down 60 days
Description:
MK Arms 760 Sub Machine Gun 9MM, includes two 8” barrels with good shine and rifling, a magazine loader, one magazine, and hard case. The previous owner purchased this SMG in 1994 and never fired it.
Purchaser will pay 50% deposit due at time of purchase with the remaining balance due when the approved Form 4 comes back. If transferring the SMG to an FFL dealer the purchase price must be paid in full. ($6900.00)
This is a Class III item ALL NFA RULES APPLY. No Return.
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Shipping $40.00
When S&W discontinued the M-76 SMG (sub machine gun) and were no longer making replacement parts many police departments, the US Navy SEALS, and other users had difficulty keeping their guns in proper operating condition. As a response to this problem Mike Ruplinger and Kenneth Domenick of MK Arms began producing replacement parts for the S&W M-76 in 1980.
MK Arms contracted with SEAL Team One, based in Coronado, California (the Naval Amphibious Base), to make replacement parts for the S&W 76’s used in training. The company supplied spare parts and magazines for SEAL Team One until the H&K MP5 became the unit’s sub machine gun of choice in the early 80’s. After the need for spare parts by the US Navy ceased, Ruplinger and a new partner, Duane Carlson, began to invest all of their energy into producing their own M-76 clone for the growing Class III market.
MK Arms began production of the MK-760 SMG in full force before the enactment of the Gun Owner’s Protection Act (May 19, 1986). The company was then no longer allowed to manufacture fully automatic firearms for civilian use. MK Arms produced approximately 1,500 select fire MK-760’s in the final weeks before the machine gun ban. The round-the-clock operations helped produce some of the last transferable machine guns allowed on the civilian market.
SOLD