[mity2]

I'm looking at this auction over at gunbroker, and can't help but wonder if it has that "evil" third hole..
Norinco AK47 Mak 90 Mak90 Sporter 7.62x39 Rifle : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com

 

[einheit 13]

Yes it does, STAY AWAY...UBER ILLEGAL!!!

Its also an underfolder receiver with three position marks on the receiver....a bunch came in like that but were supposed to destroyed because of the '3rd' hole.

 

[rickett]

What's the "evil third hole?" I hope to buy an AK before Obanma outlaws everything. Is this something I should watch out for?

 

[einheit 13]

What's the "evil third hole?" I hope to buy an AK before Obanma outlaws everything. Is this something I should watch out for?

Its where the sear for full auto goes. that is a machine gun in the eyes of the ATF and you will go to jail whether the sear is in there or not. Even if you rivet the hole closed, its still illegal. If you happen to have one, you better get it welded closed and finished so it cannot be seen inside or out, or get another receiver and trash the one with 3 holes. The selector marks don't matter, I have 3 with them-but no third hole.

 

[rickett]

Its where the sear for full auto goes. that is a machine gun in the eyes of the ATF and you will go to jail whether the sear is in there or not.

:shock:

 

[paintballwannab]

Its where the sear for full auto goes. that is a machine gun in the eyes of the ATF and you will go to jail whether the sear is in there or not.

Thats almost as bad as ohio's law that any gun that can shoot more then 31 rounds with out reloading is considered a machine gun.

 

[rickett]

So where is the third hole? How can you tell?

 

[texasm203]

Thats almost as bad as ohio's law that any gun that can shoot more then 31 rounds with out reloading is considered a machine gun.

By this thought process, any magazine fed weapon could be a machine gun.

 

[paintballwannab]

exactly....no drums or 40 round mags for us....or factory glock 33 round mags. Its primarily in place for a additional charge when a crime is committed, but its still a law on the books.