If it were me I would not worry about it then...you don't have an AR-15 - even if you did it would need to have new pin holes drilled and machining to create an illegal machine gun. I would get it for gramps and not worry then.
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If it were me I would not worry about it then...you don't have an AR-15 - even if you did it would need to have new pin holes drilled and machining to create an illegal machine gun. I would get it for gramps and not worry then.
If that is all you want to do them just change out the burst trigger group for a standard trigger group in a registered lower. Otherwise you are treading on a slippery slope . Remember when the atf decides to make you a test case even if you win you lose. The atf has more money, lawyers, people and time to make things bad for you.
Somebody has been reading "that little ad" in the ShotGun News I see......
Just stay FAR..FAR...FAR........Away!
Just stay FAR..FAR...FAR........Away!
If i did not legally have the lower to put teh parts in. I would not have the parts. I damn sure wouldnt cross state lines with the parts
I would not really want to risk it either unless I truely got some sort of legal advice from a proffessional in this field.
I suggest you ask a lawyer that specializes in this line of work. Your local shop owner might even be able to point you to the right person to ask.
Just out of curiosity, I wonder how many people are really in prison getting their a$$es pounded for having these parts?
Out of all the killers, thieves, rapists, bank robbers, child molestors/murderers, and drug trafficers, I would really be suprised to find john doe sitting there for having trigger parts.
It would probably be a huge fine and years of probation + all your rights stripped from you for the rest of your life, at the most.
But I could be wrong too......just throwing in my two cents worth just like the rest.
Seek legal advice.......You'll sleep better.
I suggest you ask a lawyer that specializes in this line of work. Your local shop owner might even be able to point you to the right person to ask.
Just out of curiosity, I wonder how many people are really in prison getting their a$$es pounded for having these parts?
Out of all the killers, thieves, rapists, bank robbers, child molestors/murderers, and drug trafficers, I would really be suprised to find john doe sitting there for having trigger parts.
It would probably be a huge fine and years of probation + all your rights stripped from you for the rest of your life, at the most.
But I could be wrong too......just throwing in my two cents worth just like the rest.
Seek legal advice.......You'll sleep better.
every demilled ak and ar kit i've every had had the full auto trig set in it. The ATF has never closely oversees the importation of these and has never taken issue. You can go to tapco and colt will sell you a burst kit and mail it to you.
If you get nervous have them ship to grandpa and tell him not to open it
If you get nervous have them ship to grandpa and tell him not to open it
every demilled ak and ar kit i've every had had the full auto trig set in it. The ATF has never closely oversees the importation of these and has never taken issue. You can go to tapco and colt will sell you a burst kit and mail it to you.
If you get nervous have them ship to grandpa and tell him not to open it
poor grandpa!
Ok, first things first. What you are dealing with is a highly regulated class III Item. Lightning links and FCG's are what gives m16's the ability to shoot full auto. That being said, buying those items and storing them is the same thing as buying everything you need to make Meth... if the ATF REALLY wants to be a dick they can put you in jail for conspiracy to build an illegal machine gun considering you own the auto parts group. That being said, You have to understand that the law isn't the same everywhere as it in Georgia. States can go ABOVE federal Law, meaning something that may be legal to posess in Georgia may be highly illegal in another state. So lets say you cross into Alabama on your way, get pulled over and searched, and posession is illegal, guess what happens? But before you take any of our advice and buy said product, contact your local ATF agents and get straight facts from them. Then, every state you're going to cross, contact the local ATF's and find out for yourself. We are not law enforcement officers, we are not ATF Agents, and we are not Lawyers. Just because someone here may say something here is legal doesn't mean crap to you.
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