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Old 03-31-2009, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by LUVMBDiesels View Post
The only one that I know of that was easy to convert was the M1 Carbine.
They sold a kit at the shows with a template, a drill bit and a spring. The instructions went something like this

1) Do NOT place the template over the receiver as shown in the picture.

2) Do NOT drill a hole using the provided drill bit at the place marked on the template

3) Do NOT hook the spring from the hole to the place on the trigger mechanism shown in the instructions



For laws, we should go with the laws in Vermont or WV. Open carry, pistols are not licensed, but to conceal carry you need a license. The license should be relatively easy to get. In WV the background check took less than five minutes and I was done. I think you need a check to make sure the person you are selling to is a legal resident, not a convicted felon (traffic court does not apply here) and not too crazy...
I am not in favor of restricting pistols to store owners and bankers as they do in NY. It is almost impossible to get a pistol permit in NY.

For guns, right now just the 12 Ga pump. Doing skeet and trap for now. Got my kid into it and now he is better than me. He wants a Browning O/U $$$$

Soon I will get the Taurus Judge with the ability to fire .45 and 410 shells! Perfect home defender...

I also want the K98 I passed up a few years ago. Love old bolt action mil rifles!

The wifey wants a Thompson! but $4000 for a semi-auto Tommy gun is a bit much. Also it will knock her on her @ss!
I'm quite a fan of the M1 Carbine, back years ago I worked on the road a lot, and the variations in local gun laws made carrying a pistol problematic, so I started carrying a paratroop M1 model with the folding stock and shorter barrel, legal anywhere. I had a long tool box that it fit into quite nicely, and it was nicely concealed in it when going in an out of hotel rooms, and if I was working in a sketchy part of town, I would just have my toolbox nearby and looked perfectly normal. It is a highly underrated weapon, IMO. There still are a lot of pamphlets and such around the local gun shows on converting one to full auto, I have one somewhere around the house in case the Anti-Christ One World Government Headquartered in Moscow arrives, I check Glenn Beck daily for updates.
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