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Even not using live ammunition in the guns that you're firing into the air during celebrations would be enough to avoid this particular problem.
by brippalcharrid 4y ago
Even not using live ammunition in the guns that you're firing into the air during celebrations would be enough to avoid this particular problem.
- collegeburner 4y agothis tbh. me and some buddies will sometimes shoot blanks on auto, like if we're out at a ranch doing a barbecue for the 4th or something. away from people, zero risk, people who are drunk don't get handed the guns. still had a neighbor who was driving by so she could hear it and pitched a fit like, ok karen. edit: hn is ratelimiting me again so here's my response to @chroma comment yeah buddy i'm totally aware of the 86 ban but if your family has stuff before then and moved it to a nfa trust then you're cool. cause it wasn't all that expensive before supply was capped. and the cool part is if you got a bunch of full auto AR lowers you can make a shitton of different configurations and they're all still the same thing legally. literally all you have to do is get a el cheapo thing to screw on the barrel and it cycles fine, sometimes have to tune the gas system but if it's built for the exact model then not much. one guy sometimes brings a m10 and has a closed barrel he fabbed himself for shits and giggles. and no, we all reload so blanks are actually less expensive than a full round. we do a shoot too but sometimes it's fun to shoot off in the air? like usually at the end after we finish up fireworks. why tf are you so pressed about it anyway?
- chroma 4y agoI don't believe you. First, because the supply of civilian-owned machine guns was frozen in 1986[1], a mediocre full-auto gun starts at $10,000. Second, blanks won't cycle a gun designed to fire actual cartridges. You need a blank firing adapter or a gun made to fire only blanks. Third, because of economies of scale, blanks are significantly more expensive than real ammo. A few mag dumps would exceed $100. I have a hard time believing that you and your buddies would get blank firing adapters for your ridiculously expensive machine guns so you could burn money even faster than if you were at the range. If everyone handling the guns is sober and you're in a place where the sound of gunfire is acceptable, why not just... set up some targets? It'd be cheaper, more fun, and more believable. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firearm_Owners_Protection_Act#Ban_on_new_automatic_firearms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firearm_Owners_Protection_Act#...
- collegeburner 4y agoyeah buddy i'm totally aware of the 86 ban but if your family has stuff before then and moved it to a nfa trust then you're cool. cause it wasn't all that expensive before supply was capped. and the cool part is if you got a bunch of full auto AR lowers you can make a shitton of different configurations and they're all still the same thing legally. literally all you have to do is get a el cheapo thing to screw on the barrel and it cycles fine, sometimes have to tune the gas system but if it's built for the exact model then not much. one guy sometimes brings a m10 and has a closed barrel he fabbed himself for shits and giggles. and no, we all reload so blanks are actually less expensive than a full round. we do a shoot too but sometimes it's fun to shoot off in the air? like usually at the end after we finish up fireworks. why tf are you so pressed about it anyway? p.s. would have commented separately earlier but i keep getting ratelimited