10/22 full auto

[rockstardrnkr]

I saw a kit online for a 10/22 conversion kit from semi to full auto, I wanted to see if anyone has experience with this kit,

it is made by RH customs, <broken link removed>

It says out of stock but to order by e-mail.

Anyway considering it but curious about the kit.

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[Nwcid]

Well considering they are all European and would not make it into the US I would say no one in the US has experience with it.

Also how do you plan on legally doing this?

 

[rockstardrnkr]

not sure, which brings up another point anyone know if importing stuff like this is legal?

I just saw it on youtube and was curious, not saying its going to happen.

 

[Nwcid]

No it is not legal.

Only way to own Full Auto stuff is to buy stuff that was registered before 1986 when the production of new machine guns for private sales were ban. There are about 250,000 legal transferable full auto's in the US. It will also depend on what state you live in if they are legal.

Here is some reading for you,
Firearm Owners Protection Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

National Firearms Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Cheesemaker]

A buddy gave me a CD with the schematics of how to go full auto on a dozen different guns. And the 10/22 was the most detailed of all of them. It's not worth it. And if you don't go through all the rules, regulations and paperwork with the Feds, and you get caught with it, you will be wishing you hadn't.

 

[coctailer]

I have a full auto 10/22.
Makes shooting .22 expensive.

 

[Garg]

I have a full auto 10/22.
Makes shooting .22 expensive.

Show off......

 

[dah]

if shtf that cd would be nice to have. how does one get ahold of such an item?

 

[Nwcid]

if shtf that cd would be nice to have. how does one get ahold of such an item?

Google search, how to convert guns to full auto CD - Google Search There are several companies that sell these kind of books/CD's........

 

[just dan]

i had a couple legally registered select fire guns in the now distant past. they were sure a hoot to shoot, but damn it got expensive fast even shooting russian or eastern block surplus.
i often thought the only select fire i'd want again would be a .22lr... decimate those damn bunny rabbits.

 

[Garg]

This place sells the kit.

<broken link removed>

Only to be used with a registered weapon of course.

 

[Burt Gummer]

Sad that it only costs $90 to make one or $12,000 or so to buy one and have it registered legally.

On the legal side of things, the Slide Fire seems to work pretty nice with an MP15-22. My range doesn't allow those, so there isn't much of a point for me. Bill Springfield can make the trigger 2.5-3lb to work with this setup.

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[da3bous]

Or you can do this legally..... Slide Fire 10/22

Springless AA2 Kit

 

[biggie24420]

Or you can do this legally..... Slide Fire 10/22

Springless AA2 Kit

$699? Ouch!

 

[da3bous]

$699? Ouch!

better than 100K and 5 years being some guys boyfriend for some of the other options mentioned so far That doesn't even include the cost of the CD or trigger pack with shipping!!

 

[ScorpioMk]

Find a norrell trigger pack in a 10/22, should be under 10k.

 

[B rads dad]

Get a hell fire (if you can) and forget about the conversion all you will do is get a free stay at the Iron Bar Motel if you start down that road

 

[Joe13]

If you live in WA, last time I checked we can not have Full Auto anything...

I've seen YouTube videos of full auto 10/22's but they burn up a 25 round mag so fast you would be changing mags for more time then you would be putting lead down range....

Practice pulling the trigger faster. (Yes, that's a thing - a good trigger job and the right trigger pull can dang near keep it firing nonstop, till you run out of ammo)

 

[mjbskwim]

Welcome back to 2013

 

[Joe13]

Welcome back to 2013

Doh!!!!

Didn't catch that .

Don't resurrect threads 3.5 years old...