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Nukem · July 30, 2000, 06:12 PM

Well, some, like the HK can be legally converted using transferable registered sears, making it a "sear gun". Providing you live in a state that allows it and you follow the proper procedures.

As for your actual question about the book and the rifle, INAL, so I won't even try to give you legal advise. I personally doubt that just having the info could be construed as "intent" Usually the auto parts must be present on the premises too. (from what I've read on the subject) The USMC TM for the M16/AR goes into great detail of the mechanics of the auto fire system. Most people who own the AR have this manual since it's considered one of the best and it was paid for with your tax $.

July 30, 2000, 06:12 PM	#2
Nukem Senior Member Join Date: January 29, 2000 Posts: 709	Well, some, like the HK can be legally converted using transferable registered sears, making it a "sear gun". Providing you live in a state that allows it and you follow the proper procedures. As for your actual question about the book and the rifle, INAL, so I won't even try to give you legal advise. I personally doubt that just having the info could be construed as "intent" Usually the auto parts must be present on the premises too. (from what I've read on the subject) The USMC TM for the M16/AR goes into great detail of the mechanics of the auto fire system. Most people who own the AR have this manual since it's considered one of the best and it was paid for with your tax $.