Full auto 15-22!!!

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A guy at the range had a FULL AUTO 15-22. Of course, he admitted that he "modified" it, at a cost of almost the gun itself! I was pretty cool. What do you think he did to it?
 
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Unless he paid much more than the price of the gun in licensing and taxes, he is asking for legal woes.
 
He could have been using a Slide Fire stock, in which case it was a bump fire and not a true full auto.
 
As others have said, it's most likely a Slide Fire Stock. From what I've read here, they take a little modification to work on a M&P 15-22.

Looks like fun, but I'm not about to plunk down $370 + tax for one.

If it isn't a slide fire stock and he modified his 15-22 to full auto without jumping through the BATFE hoops & taxes, that full auto 15-22 is a one way ticket to club fed.
 
Maybe it was one of these? :D
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Nope. I've seen that one before. It's the low end model, doesn't have the glade tacticandle attachment.
 
JaPes said:
If it isn't a slide fire stock and he modified his 15-22 to full auto without jumping through the BATFE hoops & taxes, that full auto 15-22 is a one way ticket to club fed.
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There are NO legal paths to civilian ownership of a post may '86 machinegun. Those are restricted to law enforcement and government use. A Class 3 dealer could have one as a dealer sample to show to law enforcement.

An individual who converted a 15-22 to full auto would be in violation of the National Firearms Act; Period. As he would not qualify for any of the few exemptions.
 
As he said, my friend has converted one but he is a Class 03/07 FFL. He can covert current models only as "Post Samples" that only C3 dealers can own or as demo guns for Govt/Police Departments. The if they wrote you a letter and get it approved from ATF, you can make Post Samples for that agency only... MG's that civilians can own have to be a on Form 3/4 and made before 1986 which was the cutoff date for civilian ownership.....

Otherwise, 10 years in Prison should keep most folks from trying something so stupid! Works for me, I just go and shoot my buddies with all his licenses and paperwork!


NKJ nut said:
There are NO legal paths to civilian ownership of a post may '86 machinegun. Those are restricted to law enforcement and government use. A Class 3 dealer could have one as a dealer sample to show to law enforcement.

An individual who converted a 15-22 to full auto would be in violation of the National Firearms Act; Period. As he would not qualify for any of the few exemptions.
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Triton225 said:
So, on a new rifle you can't get it converted to select fire and apply for a class 3 license or tax stamp deal?
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In a word: NO.

As posted, only SOT Class 3 FFL's can possess post '86 fully automatic weapons and those with, (IIRC) Type 7 or 10, can manufacture them. In either case, you would have to have the proper license before the fact.

Get caught with one, without the proper papers/tax stamp(s), and it can be up to 10 years hard time in a federal prison.

Search: David R. Olofson for info on the bad do-do that can befall you.

Bottom line: If you want a sub-machine gun, machine gun, SBR, AOW, or anything under the NFA, do it the right way.
 
Slide fire is FULL RETARDED fun.....

All it is... makes me SMILE every time I chase my reactive Ball with 25rds of LEAD in 1 burst......

Nice to LOCK it into single fire as well..... for PLINKING and such

Not going to get TOO Many Cyotes or Squirls on FULL AUTO... but ZOMBIES dont stand a chance


LOL


Stav
 
please explain or post pics of the "rubber band" mod/bump fire that was mentioned in the post. legal full auto fire would be nice with a bag of .99 cent rubber bands instead of an almost $400 stock which i am not about to pay for. thanx ahead of time.
 
ATF classifies rubber bands as illegal machine gun parts.

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