**LOT OF TWO 12 GAUGE SENTINEL ARMS CORP. STRIKER 12, 12 SHOT REVOLVING SHOTGUNS (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

**LOT OF TWO 12 GAUGE SENTINEL ARMS CORP. STRIKER 12, 12 SHOT REVOLVING SHOTGUNS (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). SN 007126 & 007163. Cal. 12 GA. 18″ bbls, black Parkerized finish and top folding stocks. The Striker-12 is one of the earliest variants of the revolving shotguns from the 1980’s. This unique light-weight repeating shotgun is fast to fire with minimal recoil. The system of operation is a spring motor driven revolving magazine. These are chambered for 2-3/4″ rounds only. Once categorized as simple Title I shotguns, a joint effort between Handgun Control Inc. and President Bill Clinton led to Secretary of the Treasury, Lloyd Benson, asking that BATF re-categorize them as destructive devices by claiming they were not exempt in the sporting purpose clause. This is why they are registered as destructive devices now and require the same paperwork and $200 per unit transfer fee as a grenade launcher, mortar, bazooka, or any other destructive device. On a positive note, since they are now NFA Firearms, the overall length and bbl length no longer have to conform with measurements of standard shotguns. While these have 18″ bbls from the factory, they may be altered to any bbl length or overall length without further registration expenditure. CONDITION: Both of these shotguns are new in the box with all original paperwork and packaging. 4-44950, 44949 JZ35 (1,500-2,500)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2012

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	1044	$3,450.00	LOT OF TWO 12 GAUGE SENTINEL ARMS CORP. STRIKER 12, 12 SHOT REVOLVING SHOTGUNS (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). SN 007126 & 007163. Cal. 12 GA. 18″ bbls, black Parkerized finish and top folding stocks. The Striker-12 is one of the earliest variants of the revolving shotguns from the 1980’s. This unique light-weight repeating shotgun is fast to fire with minimal recoil. The system of operation is a spring motor driven revolving magazine. These are chambered for 2-3/4″ rounds only. Once categorized as simple Title I shotguns, a joint effort between Handgun Control Inc. and President Bill Clinton led to Secretary of the Treasury, Lloyd Benson, asking that BATF re-categorize them as destructive devices by claiming they were not exempt in the sporting purpose clause. This is why they are registered as destructive devices now and require the same paperwork and $200 per unit transfer fee as a grenade launcher, mortar, bazooka, or any other destructive device. On a positive note, since they are now NFA Firearms, the overall length and bbl length no longer have to conform with measurements of standard shotguns. While these have 18″ bbls from the factory, they may be altered to any bbl length or overall length without further registration expenditure. CONDITION: Both of these shotguns are new in the box with all original paperwork and packaging. 4-44950, 44949 JZ35 (1,500-2,500) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2012 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium**, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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