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Posted: 7/12/2010 12:34:21 PM EDT

I recently put together a parts kitted ar-15 for a friend of mine an fell in love with AR's all over again. I have decided to do the same for myself. I am laying out the ground work for what I'm going to include an was wondering if a Bushmaster 3-Shot burst trigger kit or even the full-auto kits are compatible with any of the STAG kits. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

JDumas

Posted: 7/12/2010 12:38:51 PM EDT

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Quoted:

I recently put together a parts kitted ar-15 for a friend of mine an fell in love with AR's all over again. I have decided to do the same for myself. I am laying out the ground work for what I'm going to include an was wondering if a Bushmaster 3-Shot burst trigger kit or even the full-auto kits are compatible with any of the STAG kits. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

JDumas

I quoted so there is no mistaken what I am talking about.

YOU CANNOT MAKE A MACHINEGUN.....PERIOD. Three shot burst is a machine gun. All transferable machineguns would have had to been registered and entered on the NFA database before May 19th, 1986.

Posted: 7/12/2010 12:59:06 PM EDT

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Quoted:

Quoted:

I recently put together a parts kitted ar-15 for a friend of mine an fell in love with AR's all over again. I have decided to do the same for myself. I am laying out the ground work for what I'm going to include an was wondering if a Bushmaster 3-Shot burst trigger kit or even the full-auto kits are compatible with any of the STAG kits. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

JDumas

I quoted so there is no mistaken what I am talking about.

YOU CANNOT MAKE A MACHINEGUN.....PERIOD. Three shot burst is a machine gun. All transferable machineguns would have had to been registered and entered on the NFA database before May 19th, 1986.

This answer is the correct one, not sure why the question is in women's shooter area either.

Posted: 7/12/2010 1:05:31 PM EDT

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Quoted:

Quoted:

I recently put together a parts kitted ar-15 for a friend of mine an fell in love with AR's all over again. I have decided to do the same for myself. I am laying out the ground work for what I'm going to include an was wondering if a Bushmaster 3-Shot burst trigger kit or even the full-auto kits are compatible with any of the STAG kits. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

JDumas

I quoted so there is no mistaken what I am talking about.

YOU CANNOT MAKE A MACHINEGUN.....PERIOD. Three shot burst is a machine gun. All transferable machineguns would have had to been registered and entered on the NFA database before May 19th, 1986.

This answer is the correct one, not sure why the question is in women's shooter area either.

I was hoping for some interesting stories as well about three shot burts...

TRG

Posted: 7/12/2010 1:27:32 PM EDT

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users name needs an additional s

Posted: 7/12/2010 1:31:21 PM EDT

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users name needs an additional s

its a real pleasure to be here mr dumass

the names dumas

funny commercial and obvious

is obvious

Posted: 7/12/2010 1:38:40 PM EDT

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users name needs an additional s

Could be hector dumas's sister

Posted: 7/13/2010 10:04:00 AM EDT

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I recently put together a parts kitted ar-15 for a friend of mine an fell in love with AR's all over again. I have decided to do the same for myself. I am laying out the ground work for what I'm going to include an was wondering if a Bushmaster 3-Shot burst trigger kit or even the full-auto kits are compatible with any of the STAG kits. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

JDumas

I find it hard to believe that you would know how to assemble an AR15 from a kit and would not know that it is illegal to make a 3 round burst or full auto gun.

I call bull shit.

Posted: 7/13/2010 10:06:09 AM EDT

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Fucking first post lunacy.................

Posted: 7/13/2010 10:06:56 AM EDT

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Why hello there Mr. ATF agent, fine day we're having isn't it?

Posted: 7/14/2010 6:42:47 AM EDT

[#10]

The good news is that there is a work around to that rule. You can use miniature marshmallows packed into the lower receiver to hold the hammer spring in place and allow it to cycle full auto. They're easy to stuff into all the gaps between the springs and pins. And you can eat the evidence if things go bad. Good luck and enjoy!!