H&R Reising Model 50 .45 ACP Machine Gun

DESCRIPTION
H&R Reising Model 50 .45 FULL AUTO NFA/Machine Gun , 13.75" Barrel, NEEDS REPAIR, Shiny Bore, Tight Action, sn:S5079 (FORM 4 TRANSFERABLE) This select-fire submachine gun is one of approximately 6,400 produced by Harrington & Richardson under a U.S. government contract for military and law enforcement use. (Needs Repair) It features a one-piece walnut stock with sling swivels, an adjustable rear peep sight, a drift-adjustable front sight, and a steel buttplate, with roughly 90% of the original finish remaining on the metal. The blued barrel is plain-profiled and fitted with the model's distinctive slotted muzzle compensator, and the action feeds from a detachable box magazine housed forward of the trigger guard. The Reising Model 50 saw service with the Marine Raiders in the Pacific Theater during World War II, making this a genuinely rare, transferable piece of American military firearms history. The firing pin is broken and the magazine well requires new retaining pins; a spare broken firing pin and firing pin spring are included. Includes 6 magazines. This item is fully transferable to individual buyers, trusts, or corporate entities via an ATF Form 4 upon approval and payment of the applicable tax stamp.
Estate & Gun Consignment Auction #106
Auction Result
Lot
106002
Hammer Price
$6,200
Sold On
Aug 16, 2026
Hammer price excludes buyer’s premium
COLLECTOR NOTES
The Reising Model 50 is a transferable select-fire submachine gun associated with U.S. military and law-enforcement use during World War II. This Form 4 example is especially notable as an NFA machine gun, although the catalog specifically notes that it needs repair.
SPECIFICATIONS
Manufacturer:
H&R
Model:
Reising Model 50
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Action:
Machine Gun
Barrel Length:
13.75"
Condition:
Needs Repair
Serial Number:
S5079



