Piston System AR-15:
Magpul Grip MOE, Magpul stock, Magpul flip up sights, Magpul P-mags, SOG forgrip, EO-tec 557 holographic sight.

[This message has been edited by NickD3.4 (edited 06-03-2011).]

Junk, send it to me so I can dispose of it properly!!!!

Looking at where you live I would own nothing less. (At least from what I hear on the news.)

Very nice. I was considering one of them myself. It got a very good review in American Rifleman.


Since California limits us to 10 round magazines, I decided that I'm going to look for a 7.62 caliber instead of 5.56. I gotta make my shots count.

quote Originally posted by Doug85GT: Very nice. I was considering one of them myself. It got a very good review in American Rifleman. Since California limits us to 10 round magazines, I decided that I'm going to look for a 7.62 caliber instead of 5.56. I gotta make my shots count.

You can still buy pre ban online if you look hard enough. They can cry all they want but its not illegal. They will have to prove you didnt own it.

Nice piece man! Since you are in AZ did you get the full auto option?

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ARCHIES JUNK IS FASTER THAN SHAUNNA'S JUNK
12.3 is faster than a 13.2

quote Originally posted by FIEROPHREK: Nice piece man! Since you are in AZ did you get the full auto option?

Not sure if you are joking or not. FA is not an 'option' though. It is an 'option' if you have about 8-12k depending on what you get exactly.

That piece of crap ! You just need to send to KY.....I'll put it to good use. Gots me some coyotes that needs killin' .


( just jokin' about it bein' a piece of crap )

quote Originally posted by FIEROPHREK: Nice piece man! Since you are in AZ did you get the full auto option?

naw, to get full auto you have to get a receiver that is pre1986, then pay the tax stamp. My buddy has one. Typically, a pre-ban receiver will run you 15K. Im not spending that kind of money. to be honest.....I have shot many autos, and as fast as you can pull the trigger is fast enough.

I wasn't sure on the options you have when purchasing an ar in a machine gun state as i like to call it. Since you can get the tax stamp to legally own one, and there are tons of manufacturers making full auto ar's why would'nt they be cheaper. i guess if the state only allows you to be able to own a pre-ban rifle than that would drive the cost up. I'm not sure how the AZ laws work. would you be allowed to get a tax stamp on a rifle you mod yourself with a full auto/burst trigger?

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ARCHIES JUNK IS FASTER THAN SHAUNNA'S JUNK
12.3 is faster than a 13.2

quote Originally posted by FIEROPHREK: I wasn't sure on the options you have when purchasing an ar in a machine gun state as i like to call it. Since you can get the tax stamp to legally own one, and there are tons of manufacturers making full auto ar's why would'nt they be cheaper. i guess if the state only allows you to be able to own a pre-ban rifle than that would drive the cost up. I'm not sure how the AZ laws work. would you be allowed to get a tax stamp on a rifle you mod yourself with a full auto/burst trigger?

Prices are high due to the demand and limited numbers. There were only a limited number of full auto guns that were registered before the machine gun ban in 1986. No new ones can be made. The exception being if you are a SOT, then you can manufacture but those guns are not available to civilians.

The only gun you can get a stamp on is one that is already legally registered. No getting a stamp and modding one yourself.

you can buy one of these bump stocks though. their fully legal and will make your AR pretty damn fast.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0BgLk1i9yY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZjLS86R14I

I dont think you have the credentials to own one of those. You seem like a shifty questionable character, you might want to had over that weapon to me before you get in trouble.


J/K, I know your an LEO.

quote Originally posted by DeLorean00: I dont think you have the credentials to own one of those. You seem like a shifty questionable character, you might want to had over that weapon to me before you get in trouble. J/K, I know your an LEO.

:-)

http://www.quarterbore.com/nfa/dias.html

Learning is free, acting on it is not.
I already had mine expunged. Do not act on all your education, it can be expensive.

(Nothing more to say.)

Tony

Full autos weren't exactly banned they passed a Firearms Owners Protection act which was BS, that closed the registry, since the registry violated gun owners privacy/constituional rights. Without the registry no new full autos can be registered, hence no new full autos are legal.