No, you can't unless you are willing to 1. Break Federal law, and 2. Find someone stupid enough to break Federal law by selling it to you.
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question for anyone who has completed an 80% "gun'
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Wrong.
Pre-1899 or buy a black powder spaghetti slinger and a conversion cylinder.
You're right. I wasn't thinking of antique revolvers although you don't see many people toting Colt SAA's out to the range these days.
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You must not see me at the range. I regularly shoot original 1860 Army's, 1858 Remington's and 1851 Navy's
Takes about 90 minutes start to cnc with my GhostGunner. Assembly about for an upper and lower about an hour.
Engraving was an hour.
Criminals just buy them illegally or have someone else do a straw purchase with a background check.
Not a fan of sidearm builds...
Engraving was an hour.
Criminals just buy them illegally or have someone else do a straw purchase with a background check.
Not a fan of sidearm builds...
I have an 1858 Remington replica in .44 with a 45ACP cylinder, a 45 LC cylinder and a 22 LR cylinder with a removable 22 cal barrel liner. I also have the same in .36 with a 38 special cylinder. All 3 conversions work.
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Assembly of the actual gun, glock is the fastest at 10 minutes and the AK is the slowest at about an hour. So yes, it can be done in minutes.[/QUOTE]
I think assembling a factory Glock would be a piece of cake compared to putting together a Polymer80 from scratch. I watched the guy from the Glock store and he effortlessly put in pins in a Glock. With a Polymer 80 you literally "drive" in the pins, and if your holes are a tenth of a millimeter you are fighting metal and polymer. I am hoping after a thousand rounds or so my Polymer 80 will loosen up a bit so I to will be able to assemble/ disassemble it in 10 minutes also
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Assembly of the actual gun, glock is the fastest at 10 minutes and the AK is the slowest at about an hour. So yes, it can be done in minutes.[/QUOTE]
I think assembling a factory Glock would be a piece of cake compared to putting together a Polymer80 from scratch. I watched the guy from the Glock store and he effortlessly put in pins in a Glock. With a Polymer 80 you literally "drive" in the pins, and if your holes are a tenth of a millimeter you are fighting metal and polymer. I am hoping after a thousand rounds or so my Polymer 80 will loosen up a bit so I to will be able to assemble/ disassemble it in 10 minutes also
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The bigger question is, who gives a damn? Making firearms is legal, and possessing them is your right. **** these fear mongers.
Live Free or ****ing Die. Can't stop the signal. Amen.
I thought factory Glocks were only 80% because most of the ones on here are loaded with aftermarket parts.
Am I wrong?
