“With minimal work, it can be converted into a machine gun.”
– ATF Guy (cousin of DEA Guy)
EDIT: Now I’m curious how close these airsoft rifles are to bona fide receivers. Very interesting to see how federal money is being spent.
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[…] Here’s a video of an ATF agent implying anyone can easily convert one of these. You’ll note Mr. ATF agent inserts the magazine backwards. And these are the guys ruling on technical aspects of firearms. Then he says that with minimal work they can be converted to a machine gun. […]
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SumYngGuy: What happened to the video?
Derek: Hi, Ben. Aside from the photos above, I don’t know how to help you.
Benjamin Hogan: Are you still around? If so, I have a question... I accidentally unscrewed the barrel selector screw…
ZHK: Very useful information.
Derek: No dust cover - OEM. Their MG4 uppers do, though.
Bronson Coles: did the upper you instaled have a dust cover on it by chance?
The Hunting Cave: Nice post. Knowing the parts is informative. This Ares Defense SCR looks awesome
Kailyr perry: Leave you post private me and others. Love are local spot and rather it stay a secret as you noticed…
Carl Sharp: Thanks for the advice. I hunt out back of my house witch is 90percent wooded. I been using a 444marlin…
Derek: Good question, Carl. I suppose that might depend on what you consider long range and your budget.…
If they are so readily converted, and cheap, maybe the ATF should recommend their source to the DOD.
having handled some GBB airsoft rifles I am confident that they are pretty much impossible to convert to real assault rifles with replacing pretty much all the working parts, receiver and barrel. With the same reasoning, any set of rifle stock with forearm is easily converted to an AR-15.