My first time shooting full auto... MY class 3 cherry just popped. lol

[Turtle]

Was out testing my new krink pistol and testing a couple mods i made on a couple other rifles and after a full day of blowing up watermelons. A guy pulls up and starts setting up to shoot. We start chatting a bit and she shows me a beautiful stainless steel Mini-14. WE talk about the gun and once he felt comfy he shared that it was a lovely NFA fully auto. He took time to show me how the mechanism in the rifle worked and i was very appreciative of the information. Very cool to see first hand. And just as we had wrapped up the conversation and i was about to leave.... He turns to me and says " I dont have much ammo man but if you wanna shoot a few rounds i dont mind". My eyes lit up and once again this turtle moved fast. lol Was a very nice feeling rifle with a wonderful folding stock. And when i pulled that trigger. I cant explain the feeling but it was everything i expected. And i was in awe. If that guy happens to be on here thanks man. That was a blast. BTW. I got it on video lol

 

[palerider0485]

thats awesome, ive shot a few, there alot of fun, expensive to buy and shoot now days.

 

[palerider0485]

i like your screen name and picture by the way, turtle turtle

 

[Clay]

that would actually make it an AC-556 would it not?

 

[mms]

where were you shooting?

 

[triggerhappy]

I'm stuck in catch 22 land, If I pay for the license, I won't have any money for ammo.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I'm stuck in catch 22 land, If I pay for the license, I won't have any money for ammo.

I'm going out on a limb and presuming that you're misinformed...

There is no "license" to be had (unless you're manufacturing and/or selling).

You can BUY any appropriate weapon you want, do the $200 tax stamp... And then have no money for ammo. And no, it's not a yearly $200 tax. And no, The Man cannot come to your home at any time to "inspect" the weapon/s.

-J-

 

[TheUziButton]

AC-556 goodness...