Vortec_Cruiser
12-31-2008, 10:39 PM
If so, what receiver did you use? How did the build go? :)
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: Anyone done a G3 parts kit build? Vortec_Cruiser 12-31-2008, 10:39 PM If so, what receiver did you use? How did the build go? :) animator 01-01-2009, 02:58 AM Used an ohio rapid fire 80% flat. Build was challenging, but not exceptionally difficult. Mine is a frankenstein rifle, using CETME, HK91, and PTR91 parts. http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm21/animator752/CETME-G3%20Build/HK91_02.jpg Grimjaw 01-01-2009, 10:32 AM I am on a waiting list for a receiver jig. If I am lucky I will see it in May 09. YellowIH 01-01-2009, 09:45 PM So I have a PTR 91 that I am looking to pimp with some RTG take off G3 parts. Wide handguard, carry handle, whatever. I was looking at the FULL auto lowers they sell...WTF? I understand the clip and pin and have a lower that looks like it has the fun button, but how are they selling navy lowers like that? I AM NOT looking to do this, but could you not install one of those and be in ATF knock knock land? I AM NOT LOOKING TO DO THIS. But have wondered how they sell those. Help me out. animator 01-01-2009, 10:21 PM It's not illegal to sell FA parts. And it's not illegal to have them in your possession. The receivers must be made so that they cannot accept an unmodified full-auto lower. The full-auto lower must also be modified so that it cannot accept a full-auto trigger pack. The bolt carrier must also be modified so that it cannot trip the auto sear. So once all is said and done, you will end up with a rifle that looks like it is select-fire, but in reality is a perfectly legal, non-NFA item. Mine has the SEF lower. In order for you to get in trouble, you must have a receiver that can accept an unmodified full-auto lower. YellowIH 01-01-2009, 11:01 PM It's not illegal to sell FA parts. And it's not illegal to have them in your possession. The receivers must be made so that they cannot accept an unmodified full-auto lower. The full-auto lower must also be modified so that it cannot accept a full-auto trigger pack. The bolt carrier must also be modified so that it cannot trip the auto sear. So once all is said and done, you will end up with a rifle that looks like it is select-fire, but in reality is a perfectly legal, non-NFA item. Mine has the SEF lower. In order for you to get in trouble, you must have a receiver that can accept an unmodified full-auto lower. Thanks. | |