I have seen plenty of p90 selectors for sale... I want one for looks on my sbr. Hammer pack is gen 3. Can I put the selector on and be ok with no ill effects? Tried to search for the answer but couldn't find it.
With the exception that you can open carry handguns in WA, in TX you would be thrown to the ground and arrested.Luckily texas is a little bit more gun friendly than that and basically anything legal at the federal level is legal to own in texas provided you have all the necessary paperwork.
HK SD9 Tactical said:We are talking about a PS90 that has a plastic switch that has no operational value what-so-ever in making the PS90 a machine gun.
No, SD9's correct in a PS90 in has no operational value. You had to conflate that with a P90 to try to make your point. What a P90 can or cannot do is not germane to the conversation.StrykerEnterprisesLLC said:It does have operational value in a sense that without it, the P90 cannot fire in automatic mode.
Pardon me, my good sir, but you seem to have left one tiny but essential part out of your statement. Caught and prosecuted for what, arson, burglary, check forgery?StrykerEnterprisesLLC said:The person publicly declares, "I'm not going to make a machine gun. I just want it to LOOK as close to one as possible..." doesn't let the person off the hook if he gets caught and is prosecuted....whether he actually broke a law or not. He's still going to pay attorney fees to defend himself.
We can only inform you that if this installation were to create a firearm that fires automatically, it would be a machinegun as defined; conversely, if it did not result in the production of a weapon that shoots automatically, it would be lawful to posses and make.
- Sterling Nixon Chief, Firearms Technology Branch
100% accurate. The three way selector allows the use to select which mode to fire in providing the firearm is designed to utilize all three positions. The PS90 due to the hammer pack is not designed to allow the utilization of all three positions. The third position is just a "dummy" position in the PS90.Not really, no.
A P90 selector switch is necessary to give a PS90 select-fire ability, but a PS90 is quite capable of firing automatically without a P90 selector.