Posted: 8/28/2001 9:56:28 AM EDT
| Has anyone used one of these trigger systems that simulates full auto fire on any of their rifles. I have seen then advertised and am curious as to how well they work and the quality of them. Any replies will be greatly appreciated. Thank You |
| I once tried something called a drop in sear trigger system, or something like that. That thing was awesome. It was just like a machinegun. It even came with a little piece of paper that said it was old enough that it wasn't really a machinegun. I misplaced it during a move and I haven't been able to find it since, but it was lots of fun. |
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Quoted: Thanks for the advice everyone. Save me from wasting money on theses things. By the way Shaggy I am from York County. I haven't heard anything bad about the CLEO from York. Thats not an ironclad guarantee you can get a signoff on a form 4 for a machinegun, but my guess is that if you want a registered MG, you can get the CLEO signoff for one. Its usually only the counties in and around the big cities (Philly & Pittsburg) that you'll have any trouble getting the signoff. |
| You are right Shaggy. I have talked to gunshop owners around the area, It doesn't seem to be a problem getting them at all. I actually think the one has 3. Until I saved the money I was hoping there was a way that I could cheat and have some fun. I guess there is no way but the right way. |
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Quoted: Edited because I don't want to get anyone in trouble.... [:D] Same thing can be accomplished if you simply remove the part you mentioned in your pre-edited post. It causes the rifle to slamfire by the hammer riding the bolt home. It could be pretty dangerous should you happen to break a firing pin or have something else go wrong by causing an out of battery detonation and destroying the rifle and possibly your face in the explosion. Michael |
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[url]http://members.fortunecity.com/spygearmerch/itm00379.htm[/url] DONT BUY ONE, THESE THINGS ARE EVIL AND ATTRACT BATF AGENTS TO HAVE SEX WITH YOUR PILLOWS! On the other side if you do, your going to have to buy all the M16 parts to go with it, such as trigger, bolt carrier, etc. This is info only, I provide this info in full hopes he will willingly let the goverment control his RKBA. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Edited because I don't want to get anyone in trouble.... [:D] Same thing can be accomplished if you simply remove the part you mentioned in your pre-edited post. It causes the rifle to slamfire by the hammer riding the bolt home. It could be pretty dangerous should you happen to break a firing pin or have something else go wrong by causing an out of battery detonation and destroying the rifle and possibly your face in the explosion. Michael Very good point. Too many "what ifs" when experimenting. Always best to do it the legal and hopefully safer way (thus the quick edit). You read that fast. |