AR's and 1911's have been noted, on this forum too, going full auto or into burst fire by themselves at the range. Typically it's sear related and/or due to wear on certain parts, but if it can happen (albeit rarely) through normal use so it wouldn't be a far stretch for someone with knowledge to create one on their own. Of course, you'd have no "fun switch", but very doable.Tell us all about how one would convert, say, an AR, a 1911, or a 10/22 with a file.
Or, just stop with the gunshop commando nonsense.
With a little practice, an AR outfitted with a Binary trigger is very controlable and you're able to empty out a 30rnd mag into a plate size area.
"Formerly" would suggest it was great at some point. My question is when was it? I was stationed there in the early 80's and again in the early 90's. Both times SUCKED. I remember the first time I was there I was 20, and could drink since I was 18 legally. Then I go there and they say I'm too young. But I am old enough to die for my country? Don't let me get started on that Segway! LOL
The irony is spraying with auto fire isn’t as effective as actually aiming and firing.
He converted it under his Class 2.
Agreed. A couple decades ago, we heard about bump-firing, and watched a couple video tutorials, and gave it a try with a WASR AK. After completely wasting a couple boxes of ammo, we lost interest, and never tried it again. It was almost completely useless, and that was with a rifle, I can only imagine how useless a small, lightweight pistol would be in full auto.
Not really, and certainly not with just a file.
That’s a pre ‘81 DIAS. It occupies a very strange niche in the realm of “legal” parts.
The good ol days!
Well, "spray" perhaps. They give not a fat rat's posterior where the bullets go. The drama is the incentive.
Oh, it can be done, after a fashion, by filing the sear. Will it be reliable, or likely lead to a run away gun? That too.Tell us all about how one would convert, say, an AR, a 1911, or a 10/22 with a file.
My Valmet 76 went full auto on me right after I bought it. The firing pin was stuck forward from years of neglect. Slam fire. A good cleaning made4 it right.
Look like you guys don’t really know how full auto firearms work. “Tweaking” or filing down the sear won’t do it.
