Are there any NFA shops that would do an appraisal left in the Nashville area

[hso]

A buddy of mine is far senior to me and has a couple of transferable machine guns that he's had since the '60s, but he's not interested in researching them on the net so he's looking for a Nashville (or 50 mile radius) NFA shop that can appraise them and possibly handle selling them.

 

Who's left in the Nashville area  that you gents would trust to do a good job and treat him fairly?

 

Thanks!

[gjohnsoniv]

First guy on here that comes to mind would be 173rdAbn. I don't know if he does appraisals or not though.

[CommsNBombs]

Yeah 173rd would be the dude to talk to. I spoke to him recently and he mentioned being a little swamped with work, in case you dont get word back right away

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[Dolomite_supafly]

Depending on what that are I am VERY interested. I will pay a fair price and anyone on this site will vouch for me.

PM inbound with my number.

I can also handle everything related to the sale and transfer if I purchase.

[Johnny Rotten]

Not that hard to research

http://www.machinegunpriceguide.com

what does he have?

[LawEnforcementSalesTN]

anyone on this site will vouch for me.

 

Says he who is sure of himself ;o) .. JK .. Gordon is one of our greats hands down!

 

OP, If he'll send me a list I'll do a quick assessment.. I've been doing this for over 25 years.  I don't write up official appraisals but will know most and know where to ask for any I don't know offhand.

 

Kris (173rdABN) is physically closer and I'm sure would/could handle the brokering when time comes.  We work close together and I'm happy to help and dig a bit for him. 

[Dolomite_supafly]

Mike @ Law Enforcement Sales is a great guy. Without a doubt the only guy I would use to transfer anything. And if anyone will give an honest assessment it is Mike. Edited March 11, 2016 by Dolomite_supafly

[MP5_Rizzo]

If he's had these since the 60's I'm hoping for the older gentlemen he has a rare 1919 or any vintage Thompson.  Back in the good ol' days these were sold by mail order or at the hardware store.