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I know it is a “submachine” gun but here is an advert that at points just calls it a “machine gun”
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kingpowercinema/35177769/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/kingpowercinema/35177769/
No. The ones made before the 1934 firearms act were. After that they had to be registered or were only sold to police, feds and the military.Were all Tommy Guns made before WW2 legally “machine guns”?
What model were the police mostly sold do you know please? What I mean is that the 1927 Model wasn't even called a "submachine gun". From what Wikipedia says it was called a "carbine".No. The ones made before the 1934 firearms act were. After that they had to be registered or were only sold to police, feds and the military.