What happens when you remove the disconnector hook?

>>32601185
Its off the hook.

>>32601192
Kek. FPBP

>>32601192
lol

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>>32601192

ghost gun .30 caliber clip disperse 30 bullets within half a second. thirty magazine clip in half a second.

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>>32601192
kek

>>32601185
the hammer would ride the bolt carrier down, causing light strikes n other misfires.

>>32601185
Run away train

>>32601185
A strong possibility that it will fire out of battery...very very bad thing

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>>32601185
your dog get lead poisoning

>>32601185
Your dog dies.

>>32601249
Won't the trigger engage the trigger notches on the hammer preventing a run away?

You get hammer follow and a dead trigger.

>>32601269
That's impossible on the AR-15. It will run away but it won't be unsafe anymore than running away will.

You'll get a hammer follow and it will hit the back of the carrier before the rifle is in battery and you'll either get a light primer or strike or nothing will happen.

It does not make the gun full auto.

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>>32601476

>>32601185
...your dog will die

>>32601616
but how do you open the bottle?

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>>32601185
Nah OP, got to do pic related. smoother operation and full giggle.

>>32601978
With about a 75 degree bend

>>32601476
>>32601616

Holy mother of god...

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>>32602934
why would you add springs there?

>>32602934
This kills the doggo...

>>32602997
Ignore the springs...

>>32602934
I'm not sure what you think this would do.

>>32602040
Could we possibly get more than fucking 3 pixels?

>>32602934
still wouldnt work, where it protrudes above the receiver the bolt carrier is cut out so nothing would push it down

>>32603023
It appears that as the bolt is sliding into battery the back of it will hit the yellow line causing it to push down on the disconnector, releasing the hammer.
It has the potentional to make the gun full auto but there is no way to stop it as even if you let go of the trigger it will keep firing.

>>32603069
It would just flatten out.

>>32603077
>>32603069

Incorrect

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>>32603065
You arent very good at this.
>>32603077
Spring steel is a thing and would work great for that. It would need tuned to be just the right length that it would allow the bolt the push down on the disconnector but still along it to go over top but is possible.

>>32603092
No, I'm correct.

There's a reason a DIAS isn't some thin, bent sheetmetal.

unless im missing something it wouldnt trip the disconnector at all or at a time where you would want it to be released

>>32603092
Oh then what would it do? I see no counter agument

>>32603112
>>32603116

YouTube ARFA Kit

>>32603130
>YouTube ARFA Kit
Oh you're one of those

>>32603069
It'll stop firing if you let go flof the trigger because the sear on the hammer is caught by the trigger itself, not the disconnector.

>>32603164
the triggers only going to catch it if the trigger is fully released which it wont be since most people keep the trigger held back when shooting. nobody pulls then completely removes their finger from the trigger. even if you attempted to do so it would burst before you could react
if the trigger is pulled slightly the disconnector is what catches the the hammer then transfers it to the trigger when the trigger is allowed to reset.
with this shit hitting the disco early it would never let the trigger engage the sear

>>32601476
>thousands of a mil
dem tolerances be tight, nigga

>>32603318
The fuck are you talking about? Those are thousandths of an inch.

>>32603281
You don't know how full auto works, do you sonny?
Let me educate you. When you flip to the third position, the selector presses down on the disconnector (FA disconnectors have an extra tab that extends rearward to meet the selector) and allows the autosear to become free. Naturally, the autosear tilts to the rear of the receiver, allowing it to catch a tab on the end of the hammer. When the hammer is caught, the autosear does not release it until it is pushed forward by the bolt going forward. Once the hammer is released it fires. Now, the whole time the trigger was held down, allowing for full-auto fire, but when you release the trigger, the hammer catches on the trigger, as when the bolt is full-closed the autosear is tripped, not holding the hammer. The whole time the disconnector is fixed and never engages. The same thing applies here, but rather than using an autosear and an extra tab on the hammer, you use the disconnector and the existing tab on the hammer.

>>32603281
Nigga you dumb...

>>32603382
no shit thats how fullauto works but what we are talking about isnt real fa its hack jobbing a semi auto to bypass the disconnect.
>>32602934
this crap doesnt have the real selector or any of the other stuff like the tab on the hammer you are talking about

>>32603717
If you knew that that is how full auto works then you should have no problem wrapping your mind around how the hammer is caught by the trigger, so it will only fire continuously when the trigger ia depressed. But you cannot wrap your mind around that because you do not know how full auto works, and are mechanically ignorant.

I will reiterate for you: it does not matter if the disconnector is disengaged, the hammer is held by the trigger.

>>32603760
Could you theoretically make any handgun full auto? Just timing the hammer to match the feed/slide would be impossible?

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>>32603112
>There's a reason a DIAS isn't some thin, bent sheetmetal.

>>32603760
>the hammer is held by the trigger.
the hammer is held by the trigger if the trigger is in a position to catch the hammer
if the trigger is pulled it is not in a position to catch the trigger.

if you dont believe me take out a lower with a semiauto fcg hold the trigger back while pushing down on the disconnector with something to disable it.
try to cock the hammer with a finger. it wont catch a damn thing since there is nothing to catch. it will only catch when you have fully released the trigger or enabled the disconnect so it will engage

>>32603717
Lrn2mechanics...

>>32602934

Functions exactly like a lightning link, only it's a different shape...jeebuz you Niggaz is ignant

>>32603843
>it will only catch when you have fully released the trigger
Holy shit, you are dense. You just said what I have been getting at this whole time. When the trigger is released, the hammer is held by the trigger, which means full auto fire only happens while the trigger is depressed and ceases when you release the trigger.

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>>32601185

>>32603892
my point is the way people shoot nobody would be able to release the trigger fast enough for the trigger to actually catch shit
if you were to attempt to fire say 2 rounds the 3rd or 4th will have left the gun before your finger would have fully released shit.

>>32603931
Damn, you got muscular dystrophy or something? Arthritis?

>>32603931
If you have a reason to fire 2, 3 and 4 just seal the deal...

>>32603953
do you shot your gun like a kid playing timecrisis? every single modern shooting method has you follow through on the pull.

>>32603931
You just now say thay after being proven wrong at every turn. Even this one.
It is typically down to 2-3 rounds when trying to achieve 'single rounds' when shooting full auto at 700-900 rpm. Regardless of how many rounds, the statement stands that the weapon theoretically behaves as intended woth the modification. I say theoretically because no one has produce such an item, so I do not know how feasible such a small, bent piece of steel would be.

>>32603995
Nigga, why are trying to shoot single rounds on full-auto?

>>32603995
>You just now say thay after being proven wrong at every turn. Even this one.
nigga that was in the original post
>>32603281
>nobody pulls then completely removes their finger from the trigger. even if you attempted to do so it would burst before you could react

theres a difference between legit fullauto and a hackjob mainly that legit fa has more stuff to keep unintentional discharges from happening which this method lacks unless im missing some additional detail

>>32603995
>>I'm too lazy and absent minded to FULLY release the trigger an extra quarter inch

>>32603914
still have no idea how this works

>>32601192
hahahaha fpbp

>>32604177
The charging handle pulls the trigger when the bolt goes into battery.

>>32603130

I want to p-p-p-p-p-pew

But can only pew...pew...pew...pew

>>32601476
>>32601616
>>32602934

This design is nothing new. It is commonly referred to as a sear "key" or a full-auto "key". It works and will land you in a federal pokey for 20 years.

>>32604502
Don't kill me doge!

Shall not be infringed...

>>32604502
>My receiver can't even fit those extra parts

ATF leave me alone

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>>32601185
>implying it exists

>>32601185
Hammer rides the bolt carrier down instead of waiting like in an actual FA firearm, this can maybe give you FA, it can also give you light primer strikes, as well as an uncontrolled rate of FA so it fires REALLY fast instead of being timed properly.

>>32604177
String is wrapped around the trigger and hooked to the bolt in such a way that you pull the trigger the weapon fires, the bolt rides back relieving tension resetting the trigger, then the bolt closes chambering a new round and putting enough tension on the string to pull the trigger again. It doesn't just open the bolt when you pull because of the way the string is wrapped at the trigger.

You should understand that if you do this you are committing a federal crime so you better be damn sure there's nobody nearby if you do it, and for fuck's sake don't film it. The one advantage here is that it's literally just a string with a loop on each end so it's going to be super easy to remove and deny having assuming you don't have an obvious line worn into the gun from doing this repeatedly.

The few seconds of nigrigged full giggle gunfire is really not worth all the possible trouble you could get in for having a "shoestring machine gun". You can end up prison with all your dogs dead and lose your gun rights when you get out over this.

>>32606988
this is the first actual answer to his question.

Dont get me wrong, OP is a retard who's dog is going to suffer for his crimes, but its cool to know this type of information.

>>32607062
>this is the first actual answer to his question.
Nigga what I literally said the same shit earlier in the thread.

>>32601185
atf shoots ur doggo

>>32601185
now you can shoot one 30 round burst.

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>>32601192
fpbp

>>32601185
hammer follow

>>32603318
are you actually retarded right now?

>>32603069
>>32603281
you're fucking retarded

>>32609601
*your

>>32609811
Hey look guys, a master baiter.

Anything worth shooting is worth shooting twice...

>>32604055
Different anon here, for the hell of it. It's a fun challenge.
I managed to get an FN MAG to fire single shots.

>>32610414
I'm so happy for you

>>32604477
The key is to properly time it. The correct bend angle and leg length is critical. It's also worth noting that the U for the upper receiver rear lug is slightly loose fitting.

atf is lubing up over this thread...lel

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>>32601192
Well done sir.

>>32610516
Timing looks like it would be a bitch and a half with that thing. Even more so than a lighting link.

>>32612577
Meh...u just might go through a few prototypes before getting it right

>>32603979
Follow through is a joke. Once you pulled the trigger, the bullet exits the barrel and is unaffected by you letting off the trigger. The bullet is not going to care you took 2 full seconds before releasing the trigger or 0.2 seconds, because the bullet leaves the barrel before you have time to react.

>>32607058
You don't pull the trigger, you pull the ring

Bang, bang, bang, explosion, hospital, ......jail...

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>>32601192

>>32613329
You're technically right, but follow through isn't an entirely useless practice. It's more about the mindset and maintaining a stable position as/before the shot is broken. If you 'chase' the shot and crush the trigger on a specific sight picture without minding follow through, there's a decent chance that you've upset position before the shot breaks.

Of course, this is entirely up to training and there are many many MANY professional and competitive shooters that shoot excellently without any kind of thought paid to follow through at all.