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    Default ar to select fire?

    I realize that the cost would be tremendous, but can a semi AR Colt be legally converted to select fire? I know there would be permits, etc, but I'm just wondering at this time what it would take cost wise and parts to do it.

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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    You cannot legally manufacture a machine gun. The gun would already have to be registered under pre-existing NFA.

    You will get in a huge amount of legal troubles if found manufacturing your own machine gun.

    The only NFA items you can legally make (through the correct process): Suppressors, SBR's, SBS's.
    Last edited by NikeBauer21; August 20th, 2010 at 10:04 AM.
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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    Please check the sticky "Quick FAQ's related to machine guns and suppressors"

    If your question is just about the techincal aspect of it, its pretty simple. You either need a registered receiver (RR) or a drop in auto sear (DIAS). A DIAS will run you about 10 grand and will modify a semi auto AR-15 to be fully automatic. Some AR-15 lowers will have to be slightly modified to fit the auto sear. Also you will need a full auto rated bolt carrier group. Some people prefer DIAS's to RR's because you can use it in multiple guns. Maybe some gunsmiths will chime in with some more detailed info. Good luck!
    Last edited by bac0nfat; August 20th, 2010 at 10:09 AM.

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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    Registered Lightning Link will also do it, they can be found in the $6,000.00-$8,000.00 range.
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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    There will be a method available in the near future, about 3 to 5 years, to get two MG's for the price of one en route to wiping out the '86 ban which is what's keeping the price of existing MG's so high.
    "You can't stop insane people from doing insane things by passing insane laws--that's insane!" -- Penn Jillette

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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    Quote Originally Posted by Yellowfin View Post
    There will be a method available in the near future, about 3 to 5 years, to get two MG's for the price of one en route to wiping out the '86 ban which is what's keeping the price of existing MG's so high.
    Do explain!...
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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    im all ears....
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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    Quote Originally Posted by NikeBauer21 View Post
    Do explain!...
    Probably after President Pelosi gets in office in a few years. We all know she is one of our most outspoken 2A advocates.

    Ugghh, that leaves a bad taste in your mouth even when you are just joking.

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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    Quote Originally Posted by Yellowfin View Post
    There will be a method available in the near future, about 3 to 5 years, to get two MG's for the price of one en route to wiping out the '86 ban which is what's keeping the price of existing MG's so high.
    You have my full, undivided attention.

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    Default Re: ar to select fire?

    Quote Originally Posted by Yellowfin View Post
    There will be a method available in the near future, about 3 to 5 years, to get two MG's for the price of one en route to wiping out the '86 ban which is what's keeping the price of existing MG's so high.
    Wow, really? Then you log off without giving an explanation. I'm half tempted to give you neg rep and then go cry while cradling my stripped lower.
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    let them eventually bring the FBI to kill my wife and son over fucking chickens....

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