AR-15 BS Thread

And pay a homeless guy to buy to for you for extra anonymity.

 

Already been of interest, now reviewed and determined to be a "machinegun"

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/biden-pulls-a-trump-card-rare-breed-frt-15-trigger-now-classified-as-a-machine-gun/

 

Yep, bunch of youtubers and social media just dropped the news yesterday. Shame, although you can still buy them as of right now. I'm not sure how I feel about making that purchase at this moment though. Not seeking any unwanted attention.

 

Totally off topic but I hear that high school kids sometimes pay hobos to buy their beer for them.

 

Lots of truth there

 

Finally got to try out the CMMG conversion in my suppressed SBR, I can’t believe how much fun it is and how fast it is.
https://youtube.com/shorts/5tIuNu1jT6g?feature=share

 

Does your also go full auto? lol @ 4:15

https://youtu.be/qc2xpGQ_8w8?t=239

 

I wish…

 

*ATF has entered the chat.

 

Franklin Armory, Fostech and Tac-con are under that watchful eye as well I am hearing as well....

In the latest response from the ATF Department disagrees that other firearms or devices, such as rifles, shotguns, and binary triggers, will be reclassified as machineguns under this rule. Although rifles and shotguns are defined using the term "single pull of the trigger," 18 U.S.C. 921(a)(5), (7), the statutory definition of "machinegun" also requires that the firearm "shoots automatically more than one shot, without manual reloading," by a single function of the trigger, 26 U.S.C. 5845(b). While semiautomatic firearms may shoot one round when the trigger is pulled, the shooter must release the trigger before another round is fired. Even if this release results in a second shot being fired, it is as the result of a separate function of the trigger. This is also the reason that binary triggers cannot be classified as "machineguns" under the rule--one function of the trigger results in the firing of only one round. By contrast, a bump-stock-type device utilizes the recoil energy of the firearm itself to create an automatic firing sequence with a single pull of the trigger. The Department notes that ATF has already described a "single pull of the trigger" as a "single function of the trigger." See ATF Ruling 2006-2.

 

I was one of the lucky ones I was grandfathered in when they changed the national drinking age from 18 to 19 then 21 so I was the hobo buying all the beer .....

 

I did see these hitting the $1,200-$1,400 mark on GB they have seemed to settle in the $750-$875 range at the moment..... when In-stock at the RB website $380.00 each

 

FYI, I just picked this up to Palmetto arms, notice it’s a pistol
http://url1217.palmettostatearmory....9fcrSIHM0zdsQWVik0UFv0K1AS6xAcpd7MBEBZw-3D-3D

 

I have a question that I am sure has been covered 10 times but I haven’t seen. I have heard some chatter lately about the 80% receivers be outlawed? What have you guys heard?

 

well it hasn't happened yet. if you are interested then buying now might be a good idea.

 

It’s part of the “ghost gun” regulations they’re trying to pass. Since they are not complete they are not considered a receiver so you can skip the ffl. The milling part scares lots of people away but it doesn’t seem that hard from videos I’ve watched. No serial numbers and no ffl is the reason they’re after them mainly.

 

Well, crap.

 

https://www.heritage.org/firearms/commentary/breaking-down-bidens-proposed-ghost-gun-rules

 

Rare Breed Triggar

"Machine gun"