Is there even a way to even get an auto sear without spending 20,000+ dollars or having the ATF come after you? I.E. CNC programs, I’m assuming are illegal
Is there even a way to even get an auto sear without spending 20,000+ dollars or having the ATF come after you? I.E...
Levi Wright
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Thomas Cook
no
Get a binary trigger and gat crank
Levi Butler
No
Cameron Bailey
Nothing illegal about the CNC program. Not that you need CNC for something that simple, if you aren't incompetent you can make that with a vise, hacksaw, file, and a drill in an hour in your garage.
Actually making one, however, would be illegal as fuck.
Justin Walker
>I.E. CNC programs, I’m assuming are illegal
The information isn't illegal, AFAIK, but you need at least a working knowledge of CNC machining to get a program made for another machine or drawing to get the part you want.
>t. journeyman machinist
Jonathan Evans
wtf is a gat crank?
Gavin Scott
of course there are
the files are out there and they aren't hard to find and no it isn't legal
if you can't find them on your own don't even try
Adrian Garcia
>The information isn't illegal
Try telling that to the Orwellian judges who blocked STL files from being released to the public.
Justin Howard
Do those work when put together? Because if so I might have to start saving up for a belt-fed upper.
Isaac Morgan
>cnc programs are illegal
Even if they did try and put software on a CNC to prevent the making of them, that is an easy project on a old manual mill.
Any fucking first semester machining student could build that easily.
David Reyes
Sure, why wouldn't they?
Colton Collins
You don't even need CNC. Precision isn't required for that part.
Michael Reyes
>Any fucking first semester machining student could build that easily.
It's true. It's not a particularly complex part that can't just be done with a knee mill, a regular vise, and basic tooling.
Blake Price
It has nothing to do with how easy it is to manufacture the part. It's about the fucking paperwork and loopholes involved in doing it legally.
Wasn't sure if the crank would reliably allow the binary trigger to fully reset. Has anybody actually tested it?
Grayson Wilson
Well yeah of course its illegal to make them. It isn't about regulating automatic weapons. Its making sure the peons can't afford them.
Gun rights are always a class issue. Democrats are afraid of the lowly peons realizing that someone could resist them and be equal to them. Thats why they want to remove firearms from the working class. They are the elite.
Jayden Perry
Some SOT on ARFCOM posted a pic of a DIAS made out of wire hanger. No actual dimensions, but it shouldn't be too hard to replicate.
Dylan Lee
It's should be every American man's duty to openly flout the law and own a drop-in auto sear.
Carter Bennett
>Assuming that you can ban things from the internet.
We can still download/torrent text books, music, movies, etc. Nothing can be banned from the internet.
Henry Moore
there is no paperwork and there are no loopholes. it's flat-out illegal to make them. NFA registry has been closed since 1986.
binary trigger has the same reset as a normal AR trigger does. If the gat crank resets a standard trigger then it can reset the binary.
Brandon Taylor
>there is no paperwork and there are no loopholes. it's flat-out illegal to make them
That’s technically not true. You could always become a dealer. But if you have that kind of capital, you wouldn’t bother going through that effort since you can outright purchase a legal MG
Liam Thompson
>I’m assuming are illegal
So is entrapment, but here is this same thread. The "hey guys check out wish for glock switches... err... thread adapters" thread is still up. I hate how tax dollars are wasted to kill perfectly not honeypot threads.
Grayson Rivera
Wrong.
Belt fed AR upper.
Binary trigger.
Spade grip.
David Cooper
If you work in a relaxed CNC shop you can do literally anything. I was thinking about designing a custom trigger to mill out on my down time
Isaac Barnes
Find some thin sheet metal scrap
Parker Gutierrez
>Without having the ATF come after you
>Without spending $20,000
>Assuming CNC programs are illegal
Alright, so you want one but you don't want to live with the consequences. Well, you can change your whole life, open gun store after acquiring a type 7 FFL with a CLASS 2 SOT attached. Once you get the business of starting a gunshop in order, you can manufacture an Autosear yourself with manual machinery. Of course I can't guarantee that the ATF wouldn't be breathing down your neck anyway or that it wouldn't cost more than just buying the autosear, but on the issue of the autosear alone, you wouldn't be paying $20K a piece.
You could form 3 a THOUSAND autosears.
Or you could buy a bridgeport vertical milling machine for about $2,500 and make one manually, NOT posting about it on the internet and going on to happily break federal law without anyone the wiser.
James Torres
Imagine being such a cuck that you spend 20k on something you could make yourself.
Isaac Foster
What is the over under on repealing at least the Hughes if not the NFA, that orange retard along with Repubs could have done it when they controlled the House and Senate last year but suprise suprise fuck all happened. Do you think if Trump gets another on seat on the Supreme Court we could be looking at G18s on the market again or does Heller not cover MGs?
Lucas Campbell
Ethan Hill
Just from looking at that part I can tell you that it can be done with just a mill
Matthew Baker
It won't happen until the us finally collapses and is invaded by the endless enemies it's made.
We've had the good times that made the weak men, now we're entering the hard times...
Jordan Robinson
Buy a steel milling machine and make it yourself. Then just put it away until it's time to operate.
Daniel Cook
why buy a mill? all you need is a hacksaw, a file, a drill, and a 20 cent dowel pin.
Nathaniel Young
of course, this is illegal without the right paperwork
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