is this legal?
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http://www.auctionarms.com/search/di...temnum=9068493
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is this legal?
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http://www.auctionarms.com/search/di...temnum=9068493
Hmmm, let's see.... buy it now for $110.... bail from federal lock-up (15% of the amount set $500K) is $75,000.... lawyers at $350 an hour will come to $50,000... Subtract the equity in the house..... add 10 years of free room and board... oh, flowers for your cellmate on his birthday.... let's see... write the 5 and carry the 1.... about $250,000 (plus shipping)... I think I will pass on that bid....
:rofl: that got the wife to give me a funny look, as I laughed out loud at that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tired Retired
Perfectly legal! All the parts needed to convert are not there. It IS legal to own some individual parts, But not the whole set.
Sarge
If you haven't shot a fully auto rifle, you have missed something.
A lot of us got our first chance in a war. I have shot a variety of machine guns. 50cal, 30cal, M-16, M-60, M-2 Carbine, BAR, Thompson, Bren, Sten, M-3 Grease Gun. Always wanted to try an MP-40, but never had the chance. The drawback is the cost of ammo. But what a rush.
There are places that have fully auto days, where you can shoot someone's gun, for a price. One is coming up the 16/17 of May in Oregon.
http://www.arpc.info/sbmgs.php