Whats it cost to take an AR-15 full Auto

[ninner]

What is a transferable lower going for? How about a regestered full auto sear?
I will be in a position to buy one within the next 6 months, thats if the wife dosen't find out.

Ninner:the man:

[ninner]

Anyone?

[dchng]

last I spoke a Registered receiver is about $10,000... but it all depends on the make and all.. Regiestered Drop in AUto sear is about the same price...

DaveC

[uzimon]

dias or lightening links can be fond as low as $7k

[shamayim]

I gotta shake my head in amazment. Not that you've got enough bucks to afford a class 3 piece, but that you can spend that much, and the wife not find out :spin_icon

[MGRacer]

The wife likes shooting them too.

[claydog]

to much for me. more power to ya bro... :gun:

[Notch]

Keep in mind that that 7 to 10 k is a purchase that will last for generations... AND be worth far more when you decide to sell it than it was when you bought it. ( I know..Land is like that too, but I got two words for that...Immanent domain.) I would go for a DIAS myself. Admittedly it may take some tinkering to get it to run perfectly when put in a new receiver it gives you flexibility that a RR does not offer. You will hear talk on some sites about aluminum this or steel that but I have never actually heard of a sear wearing down or breaking. Even if it did, not the most difficult fix.

[Jaybird]

Here's what it could cost

All steel RDIAS in excellent condition. Also included is an extra trip and spring. It has a set screw installed to ensure a tight fit on any upper receiver lug. $13,500 shipped and insured.

Yessir lots of bucks to go full auto. This one was posted over at Sturm.

http://www.sturmgewehr.com/webBBS/nfa4sale.cgi?read=81577