NFA | Class III
Shop our selection of NFA/Class III firearms including suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and fully automatic weapons. All items are compliant with federal regulations and ideal for collectors and advanced tactical users.
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Bravo Company Recce-11 MCMR SBR 5.56 NATO Matte Black AR-15 SBR
Colt LE6933 EPR-II Patrol Gen 2 Pro SBR 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington Matte Black Rifle
Franklin Armory F22-V Integrally Suppressed Binary Trigger .22 LR Black Pistol
Smith & Wesson M&P15 AXE SBR 5.56 NATO Black Semi-Automatic Rifle
Franklin Armory F22-V Binary Integrally Suppressed .22 LR Flat Dark Earth Rifle
Maxim Defense Ruger Mark IV SD Integrally Suppressed .22 Long Urban Gray NFA Handgun
Colt LE6933 .223 Remington/5.56 NATO Matte Black Short Barrel Rifle
Maxim Defense Ruger Mark IV SD Integrally Suppressed .22 LR Olive Drab Green Handgun
Mossberg 590M PRO 12 Gauge Cerakote Tungsten Pump-Action Shotgun
Tippmann Arms M4-22 Elite ISS Integrated Suppressed .22 LR Black Rifle
Shark Coast Tactical Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Pygmy Shark NFA Configuration .22 LR Black Pistol w/ Viridian Green Dot
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