14 Oct 2020 4:04 pm
The most noticeable difference is that the civilian AR15 lower receiver does not have the third trigger pin hole for the auto sear above the safety selector. The trigger pocket is also typically milled to different dimensions to prevent the acceptance of an auto-sear as well. However, this is not a rule. Many companies still sell their lowers with M16 trigger pocket dimensions, they are just missing the proverbial "third-hole".Drilling that third hole is what legally changes your AR-15 from a semi-automatic rifle, into an illegal machine gun.Huey » 14 Oct 2020, 3:58 pm » wrote: ↑
I suggest you read the entire post.
Carry on. The Sporter was not a battlefield weapon nor are the variants sold today. Hell, when pressed, you refuse to discuss function. The reason is you don't know about function and you know if you do you will really get curbstomped.
Tell you what. If you can tell me what function of a semi auto sports weapon makes it the same as the military weapon you have made your point. You must show me the atuo selector position on both, or the burst selector position on today's weapons. You must show me that they both have the same lower receiver, same bolt assembly, barrel, thoat, and gas operation.
You do that and you win. If not, just stop
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I decline to discuss reframe...Hell, when pressed, you refuse to discuss function.
Stop "telling" me things, coward...Tell you what. If you can tell me