Recent content by thegreatwrzesinski

what if the crank was foot powered? aka what if you routed the hand crank to a bike pedal to free up your other hand to help aim? you would still need to manually crank, but you would be using your feet instead of your other hand, of course this would only be practical in a towed unit/trailer...

roadkill...what parts do you have? stock parts? ferrules? I dont think I would need the op rod...just the gas tube but i would love the barrel...what are you looking for trade wise? I work for a gun store so just about anything is within the realm of possibility...but I cant buy pistols till...

I am taking on a project to convert a ruger 10/22 to an m1 garand [NOT an m1 carbine] I have found the a piece stock set with no metal for $100 and am looking for the gas piston tube, gas piston screw, barrel [I will cut it and affix it to the end of the m1 for looks while the barrel from...

if you are concerned about it being pretty, go with the special grade, if you are concerned about accuracy, get whichever grade is cheapest [as long as it functions] you can get a brand new parkerized barrel for $325 from [http://www.fulton-armory.com/MParts.htm] and you will have a great...

oh and lessdrop, thanks for choosing my post as the first to comment on!

why not use a nail file and file down the catch on the trigger of an m-14? id say that would be easier than any soldering and wire cuting...but anyone that owns an m-14 can own a nail file, or that anyone who owns anything with a large enough bolt handle can also own shoelaces even though it is...

but they would wait at my door only to search my house and realize that i dont have any of the components to build the device, nor do i have the 10/22 itself, i do not have anything even remotely able to build my design but the idea on this forum and a write up of my design....so i will invite...

the reason I am arguing on here is so that i can make a better case for myself, through peoples comments i can elaborate more on the design where i need to in order to make a clear concise argument, if i had just asked the atf i would have left soo much out that i probably would have gotten...

ok what about this servo made by remington? It attaches to the sear in a semi auto rifle...soooo..... http://s168.photobucket.com/albums/u188/hardpack101/?action=view&current=P4120232.jpg

then how does remington get away with it? or anyone who buys the remington?

http://www.popularmechanics.com/outdoors/survival/gear/1277311 no, im not the first to think of it...so if i were to bypass the micro controller altogether and just use a really light switch to power the servo then bounce the trigger like on an electronic paint ball gun so that it can fire more...

the servo is not a rotating device, it is an arm that pushes against the trigger, if you bypassed the micro controller all you would get is the equivalent of you holding the trigger down, only a servo is doing it instead... where does it say that a gun cannot be fired electronically? and yes...

how does this sound for the proposal: Good Morning, I am a huge fan of the Browning M2 machine gun, and what I want to do is make a mock M2 out of a Ruger 10/22 inside a shroud to make it look like the M2 but fire .22 rimfire bullets. The part in question would be the trigger system. I...

ok, the chip would be read only, the only way to change it would be a hardware chip swap, but that would be the equivalent of installing a full auto sear on a rifle. [so couldn't technically all rifles be considered a machine gun? Since all you would need to do is install the new sear?] and...

ok...well how would one go about asking the atf if I could get away with this? Do I just shoot them an email like "Hey bureau of fun sucking, would this be illegal?" Could I get in trouble if I were to draw out plans to submit to the atf of this mechanism?