Is This Legal??

[Garandrew]

No M2 receiver...but who knows....

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[rocky321]

No M2 receiver...but who knows....

So the M1 and M2 receivers are different?

[Tom in N.J.]

Yes, M1 and M2 carbine receivers are different, The M1 says "M1" and the M2 says "M2". That is the only difference, except the M2 is a machine gun and 'once a machine gun, always a machine gun'....

[rocky321]

Yes, M1 and M2 carbine receivers are different, The M1 says "M1" and the M2 says "M2". That is the only difference, except the M2 is a machine gun and 'once a machine gun, always a machine gun'....

That's it?? Symantics??

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

There are differences in other parts besides just adding the full auto only parts you showed. To the slide, trigger housing, hammer, sear. It's not just the receiver that makes it go full auto.

But the 2 or the 2 over 1 on the receiver is the big trouble maker, that's for sure.

[emmagee1917]

You need the seventh part ( an M2 hammer ) to make it an unregistered full auto kit. Six out of seven , a collection of parts. Seven out of seven , jail time if not papered. Any reciever marked M2 , or an over stamped M2 , or one in that serial number range of those with the number removed , are treated as full autos no matter if they have the FA parts or not. Ie , must be papered. FA triggerguards , slides, stocks , sears and round bolts are not kit parts and are not considered.
HTH , Chris

[mpd1978]

M2 is the full auto variant of the M1 carbine. They are legal to own, but there is a process for obtaining one. About 6k will get you one. All the parts are just parts and not regulated.

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