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questions about origional Armalite AR10
14 years 5 months ago #4665
by lotoofla
In the picture above the hole location would be just about touching the AF in 'SAFE'and go all the way through to the other side (that's why you need to check the inside as well). It's easy to fill in a hole on one side but it NEEDS to filled in and squared off on both sides to be real legal. The M-14s were easy to convert to semi as all you had to do was cut off were the selector block was on the receiver, change the operating rod, and for cosmetic reasons replace the stock. But lets stay with the AR's
Replied by lotoofla on topic Re:questions about origional Armalite AR10
In the picture above the hole location would be just about touching the AF in 'SAFE'and go all the way through to the other side (that's why you need to check the inside as well). It's easy to fill in a hole on one side but it NEEDS to filled in and squared off on both sides to be real legal. The M-14s were easy to convert to semi as all you had to do was cut off were the selector block was on the receiver, change the operating rod, and for cosmetic reasons replace the stock. But lets stay with the AR's Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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