These guns and many others are Transferable! There is one transferable 1928 is an sheriff's locker out West that was used in the "St Valintine's Day Massacre!

Normal 1928's without special history or military acceptance marks were $55,000 retail 15 years ago, the price has skyrocketed since then! My best friend's uncle had three, A civilian 1928 w/100 round drum, a British Navy 1928 with six 30 round stick mags (all broadhead marked) and a Savage M1A1 w/one 20 round and several surplus 30 round mags. After his death, in keeping with NFA regs, they went to transfer one to each son. But they couldn't find the M1A1! It was missing for almost two years, when one day, one of the sons was in the farm's workshop and dropped a tool. When he got on hands and knees to retrieve it he saw a large inner tube stapled to the bottom of the bench' It contained the M1A1, un cocked with a loaded 20 round mag seated with 3 loaded 30 round magazines inside the tube. a M-2 fighting knife was stuck above the tube to insure the gun was readily available! The dad had been captured during the "Battle of the Bulge" and had vowed he would never be taken alive again. He was an outstanding citizen, and never gave anyone reason to arrest him, but his PTSD never ever went away!

Ivan