Posted: 9/17/2012 3:14:32 PM EDT
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That wouldn't work at my house, it would still be thrown out.
It is amazing what some people will throw away. Tax forms in the process of being filled out come to mind. "Papers?, yes there were some old papers on that desk. I threw them away." Or, pistol boxes which have been saved for decades, and have become $100 items all by themselves. "Good news, I threw out all those old cardboard boxes you had on that shelf. Now you have more storeage space." So, a lightning link wouldn't last long. Good thing I don't have one, it would be embarassing to have to tell the ATF it had been thrown away. |
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What the hell is that?  It's a device that came out many many years ago- slips into a STOCK ar15, providing full auto fire- very simple, very effective. I think it sold in Shotgun News for around $25- even then the cheapies could get a paper template to make their own. |
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What the hell is that? It's a device that came out many many years ago- slips into a STOCK ar15 [made to SP-1 spec], providing full auto fire- very simple, very effective. I think it sold in Shotgun News for around $25- even then the cheapies could get a paper template to make their own. Clarified it for you |
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What the hell is that? It's a device that came out many many years ago- slips into a STOCK ar15, providing full auto fire- very simple, very effective. I think it sold in Shotgun News for around $25- even then the cheapies could get a paper template to make their own. It worked in a plain old AR15? I did not know that. |
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For those that don't know...
http://www.quarterbore.com/nfa/lightninglink.html |
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What the hell is that? It's a device that came out many many years ago- slips into a STOCK ar15 [made to SP-1 spec], providing full auto fire- very simple, very effective. I think it sold in Shotgun News for around $25- even then the cheapies could get a paper template to make their own. Clarified it for you Well, that's all we had back then 
Edit- bought my first COLT SP-1 AR15 at a local discount store in 1976 for $425.00! (Was a lot of money back then) |
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It's kind of sad, defeating and unbelievable that a LL or a DIAS have become such a rare commodity that we have to discuss their dearth.
When $0.50 of metal becomes a multi-thousand dollar purchase, something is seriously fucked up. I long for a country with a Constitution, and a bill of rights. At a point, not that long ago, we could just go buy full auto guns with nuisance tax, before the tax, we could just buy them. Having lived in 2 other countries, and seeing the current admin, I can say I feel safer with MORE people owning FA firearms. |
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What the hell is that? It's a device that came out many many years ago- slips into a STOCK ar15, providing full auto fire- very simple, very effective. I think it sold in Shotgun News for around $25- even then the cheapies could get a paper template to make their own. It worked in a plain old AR15? I did not know that. Until Colt changed the bolt carrier so the notch at the rear wouldn't trigger the LL. If you wonder why the bottom of your bolt carrier is open from firing pin hammer area to the rear instead of just having a large oval for the hammer to move in, with the rest being a steel cylinder, that's why. Notice the difference on the left side of each bolt: 
top: standard ar15 Does NOT trip LL, notice the width is not constricted at any point. middle: colt SP1 (trips LL) bottom: M16 (trips LL) |
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Am I the only one paranoid enough that I might not bookmark this link, as much as I want to? |
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Am I the only one paranoid enough that I might not bookmark this link, as much as I want to? Then use Google. Hell, it's my server and I don't wear a tinfoil hat
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Am I the only one paranoid enough that I might not bookmark this link, as much as I want to? Then use Google. Hell, it's my server and I don't wear a tinfoil hat
thats not what you said on your forum! 
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Am I the only one paranoid enough that I might not bookmark this link, as much as I want to? Then use Google. Hell, it's my server and I don't wear a tinfoil hat
Ha. I didn't even notice your user name matches the domain. Cool site. Doesn't matter now anyway. What has been visited cannot be unvisited. 
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Am I the only one paranoid enough that I might not bookmark this link, as much as I want to? Sheesh. Go discreet if you must, it's just information. Site's been up what, a decade now? |
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QB: I went poking around and saw on your SBR page you had Bishop's SBR. I remember when he did the paracord wrap on that sucker. That had to be almost a decade ago, if not longer...  Yea, that site has not been updated in a very long time. Much of it is ancient history now but I use the server to upload pics etc so I have not taken it down or tried to move to an easier system to update. Quarterbore.net is where anything new is posted. |