There is a thread on Arfcom to check out and see if this seems fishy or not.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=24&t=227998&page=1
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=24&t=227998&page=1
well in his defense, i own a range, and we do have 3 small cleaning stalls for guys to sit and clean after shooting. Ive picked up more than a few spare parts from those stalls....however, the guys always call back for them.GunNut said:Seems a little fishy to me too.
I didn't see a response to why he disassembled it at the range anyway.
Personally, outside of a little oil or clearing a stuck casing, I don't disassemble my weapons at the range. I'll wait until I get home were I know I can contain the parts, have the proper tools, light, etc. The only case I would consider going further would be if a live round was stuck.
guess someone should tell this to the guys buying the registered full auto HK trigger packs, or the little piece that is registered to make a M1 carbine and M2, oh yea, the little piece of metal called a drop in auto sear for the AR15. I guess I am wrong. Sorry, my mistake.banger said:Not to start an argument, but you are not correct.
The "FIREARM" is the receiver.
If it were otherwise than the subject part would REQUIRE a serial number.
A Hammer pack in an F.N. is no different legally than the trigger and hammer parts of any other firearm.
thanks - hopefully, we can all learn, get some helpful information, solve problems ---not get into pissing contests about who has the biggest whatever...Well, welcome to the site.
Not trying to start a thing, but possession of all or most of the above and the weapon, even if not installed, construes an automatic weapon and in most cases a violation.UPSguy said:guess someone should tell this to the guys buying the registered full auto HK trigger packs, or the little piece that is registered to make a M1 carbine and M2, oh yea, the little piece of metal called a drop in auto sear for the AR15. I guess I am wrong. Sorry, my mistake.banger said:Not to start an argument, but you are not correct.
The "FIREARM" is the receiver.
If it were otherwise than the subject part would REQUIRE a serial number.
A Hammer pack in an F.N. is no different legally than the trigger and hammer parts of any other firearm.
I called Bob myself because I am an FS2000 owner and thought it was a no brainer to know if I can get spare parts for my rifle (I can, through Browning). Bob did say that someone emailed him the link to the ARF thread and followed up with a conversation, so I would not doubt UPSguy's story. Welcome to the forums, keep us posted on how this thing turns out for you.heron163 said:Just registered to see what the deal/perspective from this board on this subject. Yes = I am the guy who lost the hammer group for the FS2000.![]()
Mr. UPSguy has been trolling my thread over on AR15.com with his speculation/suggestions/guessing, going as far to claim he is calling Mr. Ailes at FN to discuss MY situation. :evil: makes me wonder what his motivation is... :roll: :roll: keep guessing :lol:
anyway - I can't get answer from FN on getting the rifle running - that is all I want to do... I will call again tomorrow...
there is more BS and false information about this whole subject than I ever thought possible - I suggest anyone interested read the thread on Ar15.com - I don't have time to repeat everything here.