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Geez I dont' know where to begin. Wrangler he could proly do without the smart elick comments. I do have sympathy, becasue I dont' agree with the law, but I do abide by it. Sicilian, you may not be telling us the whole stroy. DId you pop in a drop in auto sear and get caught? If so they will proly throw the book at you. M-16 parts are fine in a gun as long as they do not make the gun fire more than one round with one pull of the trigger as quarterbore said, but if you were caught with a collection of parts that can be readily assembled into a MG then it as just as bad as having the MG according to the latest BATF law. The parts must be under the control of one person. M-16's bolt carriers are used all the time. I have two law enforcment colts that came with m-16 bolt carriers in them. The other parts are common with an ar except for the hammer disconnect sear and fire control group. If you installed all of these, then they may able to make it slam fire and then you are in trouble. If not, then you can't be held responsible. I, as a juror, would have a hard time believing that all those parts would be assembled in there, and if you had a drop in sear, that you were not using it for full auto fire. But that's me. If you wern't caught with the drop in auto sear, and they can't get the gun to slam fire, then you are off the hook. But if you were caught with the sear you are screwed and I hope you can plead it down to a non-felony where you may still enjoy guns. We all need to fight to get the 1986 full auto law repealed but until then, be careful guys!
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