Give me the good info on parts kits. Since I was a child and

>>34819752

>why buy parts kit?
1. because the only people that produce a commercial variant have QA departments run by shit flinging monkeys
2. because no-one produced a variant
3. because you enjoy learning how a firearm works and problem solving

>are they worth it for the satisfaction?
If you are skilled enough and have the resources (tools) to produce a functioning firearm yes

>are they for making illegal full giggle guns?
maybe, it depends on the intent of the builder. The problem is that any gun commercial or otherwise can be built into illegal funs with enough human ingenuity and determination.
>even if not full auto, how legal are they?
legal in most free states

>>34819752
They're not cheaper, but they're worth it if you love building shit.

Just know what you're getting into tool cost wise, and understand that you CAN jerry rig things, no matter how fucking much everyone else says you can't.

Just understand how the real thing works before you jerry rig it.

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>>34820175
Oh, also, be wary of the laws surrounding it.
922r is mostly ignored but CAN be used in court if you get caught, and DO. FUCKING. NOT. UNDER ANY FUCKING CIRCUMSTANCES BUILD YOUR SHIT FULL GIGGLE UNLESS YOU LIKE BEING GAGGED AND DRAGGED TO AN ATF PARTY VAN.
Remember you doggo!

And it'll fuck us all over with a new wave of panic about ghost guns and illegal automatic weaponry because someone filed down a firing pin (lolno)

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If you were to put it together as intended by the original military manufacturer, you would have a full auto rifle. That's why you need to install a full auto blocker if you don't want to go to prison. Ian and Karl from InrangeTV on youtube did a parts kit build from a CETME-L. I highly recommend watching it.