/k/ what happens if I take the disconnector out of my trigger

you've probably got to modify it rather than removing it entirely.

i wouldnt know really, also i've got no dog.

The hammer will follow the bolt home and nothing will happen

>>32907126
this

>>32907126
This.

If disabling the disconnector worked then select fire weapons would just do that.

>>32907406
>>32907390
With that said, the AR15 is easy as fuck to make milspec full auto

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If I could just remove my disconnector and have a full auto I would be so happy.

>>32907488
Full auto is just $150 + cost of tooling away my friend

>>32907505
my doggo and my butthole is worth more

>>32907461
Sure, if you have the equipment.

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>>32907591

Right. Equipment.

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Interesting ideas my c/ommandos! maybe you guys have done somthing like this before? can you tell me how you did it? maybe some pictures or video?

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>>32907610

>>32907637
These never work for me.

>>32907610
See when you said mil-spec full auto, I thought you meant an actual select fire rifle with a properly design fire control group. Not a sheet metal trick you can do with an SP1.

>>32907683
That fucktard isn't me, I mean full on low shelf 3rd hole milspec FA with the sear and everything

>>32907723
It's fairly easy, if you have a mill, to modify an AR-15 lower to accept the full auto parts (auto sear pocket and axis pin hole is all you need). The fire controls themselves, though? They're much more difficult to do correctly.

Not that you should be doing this without the proper licensing and special occupational taxes paid.

>>32907662
try your luck with installing a slide fire stock. might be easier.

>>32907083
hammer follow
depending on a lot of things it could go bang every time or it could do nothing.
>>32907505
bench grinder and sheet steel

>>32907761
Can't you just buy the auto parts? Like how ak kits generally come with all the parts for the auto control group?

>>32907844
hello sa/k/uya

>>32907777
Checked
Slide fire is the way to go.

>>32907891
He actually killed himself a year or so back.
Good riddance to bad garbage, 2 b h.

>>32908108
Then who's been sending me nudes?

>>32907083
Yes, but, you will have to worry about bolt bounce and out of battery KB.

You can make a DIAS for not much money. Plans and instructions are on the googles.

>>32908182
>Yes
Wrong.

>>32908182
>Yes, but, you will have to worry about bolt bounce and out of battery KB.
Not possible in the AR-15, which is why it's an auto sear and not a safety sear.
>You can make a DIAS for not much money. Plans and instructions are on the googles.
DIAS still requires the full auto disconnector, trigger, hammer, and selector.

>>32907878
You can, but the ATF does conduct checks on this sort of thing. If they find you've got milling equipment, they got grounds to go knocking on your door.

Same with most all guns.

>>32908242
So if I have a drill the ATF can search my house.
>level of doubt: HIGH.

>>32909089
It's constructive intent.
You can own an AK, the full auto trigger group for it, and a drill press. This should all be fine by the ATF, so long as you don't 'intend' to modify your rifle to take the full fun group. The minute you mark out the spot on the receiver to drill, though, you have demonstrated constructive intent and can get the full sentence.
Dangerous game to play if the ATF has any reason to go looking through your shit, given their ridiculous unchecked pseudo-legislative executive powers combined.