How do you make a Fully Auto weapon into a Semi Auto Weapon?
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Are you sure?\nI have no information suggesting that Yugo SKS rifles, or any SKS rifles for that matter, were EVER produced in a Full-auto configuration. \nBesides, Since the May 81 ruling, and subsequent increases in restriction of the importation of full auto(class 3) weaponsThe BATFE would never allow the importation of Full auto Rifles without the complete removal or destruction by torch-cutting of the recievers.\nI suspect that whoever told you that the rifles were full auto was misinformed or just full of it.\nIf in doubt, contact the BATFE (bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, and have an agent inspect the guns and make a ruling as to their status. It would be in your best interests to do so yourself, as the posession of an unliscensed machinegun carries a ten year prison sentance and a 20,000$ fine for EACH machinegun! If they somehow ARE machineguns (which I doubt, as a machinegun with a FIXED TEN ROUND MAGAZINE, would be nearly useless), you should be able to avoid serious prision time and financial ruin by bringing these to the BATF's attention YOURSELF, VOLUNTARALLY.\n\nThere is another possibility. If  An SKS is BROKEN, it can inadvertantly go full-auto or completely empty its magazine in a "runaway" full auto burst! This is an extremely dangerous malfunction, which must be addressed by a gunsmith.
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Spears, boomerangs, fire.\n\nGoogle "how to make a boomerang"
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Actual recoil? There's only three ways, each with their own drawbacks:\n\n1. Add weight to the gun. The more weight the gun has, the more the impulse energy is distributed and the less recoil as a result.\n\n2. Lose weight from the projectile. Whether it's bullets, shot, or paintballs you're talking about, the lighter the projectile the less recoil there will be, all other things being equal.\n\n3. Slow down the projectile. Slowing down the projectile means using less propellant, which results in less volume of gas escaping from the barrel behind it. That reduces recoil.\n\nIf you're talking about "felt" recoil, though, as opposed to actual recoil, the easiest way is to make the grip thicker, specifically, if you can widen the backstrap you will perceive less recoil than with a thinner backstrap.
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I don't have one in front of me but\n1. make sure unloaded (duh)\n2. pull trigger\n3. with right hand grasp the gun in such a way that you can pull the slide back  a quarter to half an inch with only your right hand. wrap your fingers around the back of the slide and have the web of your pointy finger and thumb on the grip under the slide.\n4.squeeze your right hand this will pull the slide back slightly\n5. While the slide is back with your left hand squeaze the little bar in front of the trigger guard and pull it down then pull the slide towards the muzzle.\nVoila' \nNow with slide in hand push the recoil spring forward lift up and pull out. Then the barrel comes out easily. You are done\n\nI recommend  break free clp for cleaning (buy at walmart or anywhere). With spray tube lightly spray the rails on the frame.\nspray the the inside and outside of the barrel spray the inside and outside of the slide. While you are letting this soak use a brush and cotton swabs to clean the mechanism inside of the frame. clean ALL the Clp off and put a drop of clp on the top of the barrel right in front the chamber and put a drop on the top of the barrel 3/4 of an inch back from the muzzle. Then put a drop on each of the rails on the frame. Put back together. \nA couple of things to add: in spite of my explanation it is easy :pull slide back a little, pull down bar, and slide slides forward. If you use jacketed bullets don't worry about getting the bore (inside of barrel) sparkly. An easy way to clean it is with a bore snake. That's right all you need is a bore snake and a can of clp \nDon't clean your gun after every use. Clean it after a thousand rounds or once or twice a year which ever comes first. Let the arguing begin....
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shoot it with an air self gun\n\nhave fun
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click on start go to setting click on control panel and click on keyboard go to hardware click on properties and then troble shoot
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disasemble the gun and fix it
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nThis part, surprisingly, is not available from Numrich Arms.\n\nI would suggest that you contact Wolff Springs, see link below!
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+ It is pretty simple,\nTake out the Magazine (either kind Drum or Stick)\nHold So bullets will face forward and slide them in one by one all facing forward. Just press each one down and it clicks in around the edge. Most are Thompson 45 Cal Semi's. You might find a collector edition single, or a played with auto (but that would only get you into more trouble) \nYou know that now that you have asked, If something bad happens you will be found.\nGood luck (Hope you are a planing on being a re-en-actor or something and only using blanks. If so you will need to alter the muzzle so that the blow back is strong enough to push the bolt back)
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put the wamadet in the watsname while its reloading press the thingmajig when it starts swagging hit the jiggerypocky button if that dont work get the manual no need to email me for any thanks my pleasure
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nYour spam can of ammo actually is opened just like you would open a can of spam. the "L" shaped tool should have a small slot, which an extension of the tear off metal strip fits into. Then, you twist the tool to wrap the tear-off band onto the "tool".\n\nGood luck!
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Is it new? \nBolt actions require some breaking in and ideal lubrication to operate smoothly. It's a mechanical device and really doesn't work at its best until all the parts have a little wear on them. My favorite actions are what some would consider a little 'sloppy'.  \n\nPlease pardon me putting in my two cents here, but you should have found out about this problem at least a month ago on the practice range while you were getting yourself ready for the hunt. \n\nWith all the effort and time and money you invested into putting  yourself within range of that old buck, not getting off that second shot cost you a bundle not to mention the missed opportunity. \n\nPreparation makes a good hunt. Check everything and walk thru your plan over and over again, with an eye on SAFETY and SUCCESS. \n\nA good gunsmith can smooth out that action for you and make it feel great. You can find ways to do this yourself. If it's new, put a couple of hundred rounds through it on the range, it will smooth up real nice.
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Change the pattern of the shot from wide to tight
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How to play Muslim roulette...put one bullet in an automatic pistol...
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put an arm perpindicular on the shaft, put another arm pinned to the first, and slide the second through a sleeve.\n\njust like an old fasioned steam engine turned linear movement (piston) into rotary(drive wheel
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easy, move to a state where it is legal to own one, and buy one that is legally registered as a full auto weapon, that would be a class 3 weapon and its going to cost you
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Let me start by warning you not to attempt to make gun powder.  It is extremely hazardous and you can be killed or seriously burned while trying to make it.  The grinding process can very easily set it off.  If you want black powder, you can buy it at many sporting goods stores that sell muzzle loading rifles.  DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MAKE IT YOURSELF.\n\nBlack powder can be made by grinding together 2 parts charcoal, 3 parts sulfur and 15 parts potassium nitrate.  Once ground together (if you survive) the powder tends to separate with agitation and must be remixed each time before loading into a gun.  You can avoid this problem to some extent by mixing the ingredients with a little water to form a paste.  Allow the paste to dry and then grind into a coarse powder with the consistency about like grits or Cream of Wheat.  This grinding process is also extremely hazardous and can kill you.\n\nRemember, many people have tried making gun powder and have ended up loosing eyes, fingers, hands, arms and even then lives.  It ain't a project for a curious armature.  DON'T MAKE IT....JUST BUY IT IF YOU MUST HAVE IT.  Even then, it is a hazardous substance to handle.  Get proper instruction before handling it.  The best advice is don't make it, buy it or handle it.  Just read about it and leave it alone unless you own a muzzle loader which is made to use it.  Then get proper instructions for handling both the powder and the gun.