If I recall correctly you have about 0.001 clearance between a chambered cartridge and retracted firing pin. Most likely knows very little about firearms to begin with. So in my personal view, any one who claims they can make a gun full auto by shaving the firing pin Ģ.

Of the several I have read, not a single one says anything about shaving the firing pin. Gds wrote:I could be mistaken however i believe I can say with almost 100% surety that if you 'shave the firing pin' of any firearm, it will make gun not work.Īs stated above there is a lot more to 'converting' to full auto, plenty of books out there, knowledge is still allowed. simply educational and what better place to learn than here, right? Is this just a mith? Or is there some fact to the ol' firing pin shaving trick?Īgain. I've since put that solid metal replacement piece in and have had no issues like that again.) scared me being as I wasn't expecting that and I thought i'd somehow broken my gun. (I figured this when they shepard's hook on my ak came loose and it would shoot twice per trigger pull. Now I'm sure you could grind off the little catch on an ar 15 or ak trigger and make it full auto. I've also had high school 'acquaintances' that i knew were full of shit when they told me they shaved their 'double barrel' or pistol and made it full auto. Plus I like to have some kind of accuracy.Īnyway, I was talking to a co worker and he was telling me how his dad knew how to shave the firing pin on a 30 carbine and make it full auto.

NONE! did we get that out of the way? i hope so bc i dont wanna hear about laws and jail blah blah blah. let me start with the fact that I have ZERO intention of making ANYTHING full auto.

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