Prisoner#1 said:

Montock said:

im going to say something also, there is no such thing as an ak 47 in america, in order for any sort of wepon like that to come to the states, they have to chopped up and re assembled with so many american parts, so unless youve got an super old school ak, or black market import, youve got something else, for example the (ak47) that i recently bought is actually a W.A.S.R. 10 underfold, its called an "a.k. style rifle"

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you are so full of bad information it's pretty scary. before the brady ban on
'assault weapons' AK-47s were regularly brought into the country by several
companies, since the brady bill was passed and of course later most of the
provisions dropped due to the sunset laws, the AK-47 has remained an import
product only with various other name as well. yea the A in AK stands for
automatic just as it stands for automatic in the .45 ACP which is a
semi-automatic pistol round in most instances

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Montock said:

yea ive seen those, have fun blowing your hand off, those type of conversions tend to empty entire magazine in full auto as fast, often warping barrels, or shattering the entire gun along with your hand, the ssar15 slide fire stock is 3x more reliable.... and that thing is dicey

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i apreciate your wiki link, but its clearly descibing a select fire wepon... lol call up colt and ask them or an actual manufatcurer, bolt action, semi automatic, full automatic, select fire, but no assualt rifles

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Montock said:

Prisoner#1 said:

Montock said:

im going to say something also, there is no such thing as an ak 47 in america, in order for any sort of wepon like that to come to the states, they have to chopped up and re assembled with so many american parts, so unless youve got an super old school ak, or black market import, youve got something else, for example the (ak47) that i recently bought is actually a W.A.S.R. 10 underfold, its called an "a.k. style rifle"

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you are so full of bad information it's pretty scary. before the brady ban on
'assault weapons' AK-47s were regularly brought into the country by several
companies, since the brady bill was passed and of course later most of the
provisions dropped due to the sunset laws, the AK-47 has remained an import
product only with various other name as well. yea the A in AK stands for
automatic just as it stands for automatic in the .45 ACP which is a
semi-automatic pistol round in most instances

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automatic colt pistol, yes i know, and i know.... i just said that, but they have to chop them up and re assemble with x % of american made parts..... i dont get what your arguing, how many rifles do you own here in the states?

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Wiccan_Seeker said:

What could you reasonably repeatably hit with it at what distance?

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Prisoner#1 said:

Montock said:

Prisoner#1 said:

Montock said:

im going to say something also, there is no such thing as an ak 47 in america, in order for any sort of wepon like that to come to the states, they have to chopped up and re assembled with so many american parts, so unless youve got an super old school ak, or black market import, youve got something else, for example the (ak47) that i recently bought is actually a W.A.S.R. 10 underfold, its called an "a.k. style rifle"

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you are so full of bad information it's pretty scary. before the brady ban on
'assault weapons' AK-47s were regularly brought into the country by several
companies, since the brady bill was passed and of course later most of the
provisions dropped due to the sunset laws, the AK-47 has remained an import
product only with various other name as well. yea the A in AK stands for
automatic just as it stands for automatic in the .45 ACP which is a
semi-automatic pistol round in most instances

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automatic colt pistol, yes i know, and i know.... i just said that, but they have to chop them up and re assemble with x % of american made parts..... i dont get what your arguing, how many rifles do you own here in the states?

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they are manufactured as a semi auto only variant for export to the US,
they are not demilled, rewelded and reassembled with american parts

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Wiccan_Seeker said:

But a target lets say the size of a basketball, across what distance?

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Montock said:

Prisoner#1 said:

they are manufactured as a semi auto only variant for export to the US,
they are not demilled, rewelded and reassembled with american parts

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maybe, but if so, than its not an ak47 ...most the ak style rifles are bought up stock piles of full auto ak47 varient rifles that are converted with american parts to only fire on semi automatic, the select fire switch is used as a safety.... for instance my originaal manufacture date of my ak is 1987, it has since been bought imported and modified and resold on the united states market at a later date

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this is the crap you keep talking about and it's not the same as what was
manufactured for export to the US by companies such as Norinco
https://www.apexgunparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/97/products_id/1743

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there still no no such thing as an assualt rifle, and even if your version of the term assualt rifle would be real, there would be no guns to ban over here, none of the rifles sold in america with select fire, there all semi automatic, unless your talking that they have the capability to be converted to full auto.... ?

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you're wrong on both counts, if you have an BATF form 4 and stamp for the
rifle then you can posess a full auto/select fire weapon, I can walk into
several gun stores in the atlanta area, pay the deposit, file the paperwork
and in a few months walk out title II weapons I want. that means machine
guns and 'silencers', both of which are legal in the US

see these? all for sale to civilians and every one is capable of full auto
fire. I shop with these folks nearly every time I buy a gun, they're a
class III dealer, on of the largest in the US and it seems like you want to
hold on to all those misconceptions

http://www.bullseyeindoorrange.com/products.html

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lol i guess is bottom line i dont accept the farse of an "assualt rifle" there is mechanically no such thing, sure media may have deemed certain or all select fire rifles as assualt rifles, but those arent sold to the public, converted semi automatic versions, and civilian semi-auto varients are sold, and theyre strictly semi-automatic rifle,

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http://arizonagunlist.com/How_to_buy_NFA_class3_weapons_with_a_revocable_living_trust_without_a_CLEO_signoff.html

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and to clarify, bump fire is different, ssar15 is slidefire, bump fire is from the hip and slamming the bolt forward as fast as possible, slide fire you slide the gun forward to create the same action,

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absolutely incorrect since the bolts in most semiauto weapons are completely covered and inaccessible without disassembling the gun,
this stock you're referring to is nothing more that a device that
allows you to bump fire from the shoulder, it's the same principal,
same operations and and has the same outcome


http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010/12/09/ssar-15-bumpfire-stock-for-ar-15/

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SSAR-15: Bumpfire stock for AR-15

Slide Fire Solutions has developed a stock for the AR-15 that facilitates bumpfire shooting. It is reminicint of the ill fated Akins Accelerator that was initially approved by the BATFE but later deemed a full-auto device and banned.

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PreparationH said:

Also Pris, who do I contact to voice my opposition about this?  My governor, senators, representatives?

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Wiccan_Seeker said:

Thanks for that   100yds is a long way!

Now I want one even more!

I heard a Shroomerite say he went deerhunting with a semi auto ak47, looks like you could indeed do that.

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