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Sounds like entrapment tho buddy. I've personally seen a few conversions (in a different country, but same principles) so I know they exist and can be done. H
by phreanix 16y ago
Sounds like entrapment tho buddy. I've personally seen a few conversions (in a different country, but same principles) so I know they exist and can be done. How do you convince any taker that the fact that they'll essentially be breaking the law to win your 5k won't land them in jail before they can even collect?
- anamax 16y ago> Sounds like entrapment tho buddy Since I'm not a LEO, it can't be entrapment. > I've personally seen a few conversions (in a different country, but same principles) so I know they exist and can be done. I've no doubt that readily convertible guns exist. My point is that they're (and the relevant parts) are regulated as machine guns in the US. The "principle" is that the receiver doesn't accept the parts or the parts, and possibly the receiver, are regulated as machine guns. For example, M-16 parts don't fit the semi-auto AR-15 receiver. I have no idea how such guns and parts are regulated in other countries, but wouldn't be surprised if the laws were different elsewhere. After all, some other countries treat silencers as good manners they're strictly controlled in the US. (Yes, I know about the plastic bottle trick. It's hard to ban duct tape and a plastic bottle, but it is a single shot device.)