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    Need some good advice.

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    I need some advice about a machine gun that is registered in my dads name (in 1966). I have discovered that it's value is somewhere between $ 50,000 up to $300,00 depending on who you talk to. Here is a link to the exact same gun as we have: U.S. Maxim Model 1904 I have been doing research and need a top rated gun restorer to give me a quote and/or advice on what steps to take to sell this gun. Presently it is deactivated but have been informed that it would be worth more as a working machine gun. Any high level restorers that could handle this job?
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    You need to research the laws on machine guns before you attempt to restore it to firing condition. That requires a special license from the BATF and they are not cheap.

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    We have already looked into the licensing. Have gotten some advice that if it is activated it could be worth 5 times as much.

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