Budget NFA

Dont you need a stamp before you can purchase a parts kit? And don't they have to be pre 86? Or can I just grab one off lucky gunner and keep my mouth shut?

No, yes, sort of.

Parts kits are no longer firearms so if you rebuilt them they're a "new" gun so you can't register it anyway. You'd have to build it as semi-auto for it to be legal.

Nope, the receiver that accepts the fire control group is the component subject to the National Firearms Act and Hughes Amendment, everything else is legally equivalent to a paperweight

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Where do I find these parts kitsch? I've heard people mention them. Some guy in the AKG said alot if the time, if you pick up a russian kit they're usually full auto.

>slavshit
Conversion is much easier with a standardized GayR
luth-ar.com/product/fire-control-group-m16/

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Define: "Prohibitively expensive".

This is not the place to ask, go dig somewhere else.

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FIN
LITERALLY THE ONLY INFOGRAPHICS YOU NEED FOR AN AR. FOR AN AK, GET STRING

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