Receiver redesigned so that a full auto trigger group cannot be dropped in without extensive modification by someone qualified to do such work, redesigned trigger group which cannot accept an auto sear. If you're trying to figure out how to convert one to full auto, you need to stop right here - unless you possess a Type 7 FFL with the necessary Special Occupational Tax stamp to manufacture full auto firearms, attempting such a conversion is going to leave you with a non-functioning firearm (the most likely outcome), or 10 years in prison (if you somehow gain the know-how and make a successful conversion).
Depends on the manufacturer and model. There'll be a substantial price difference between a pre-922r Romy G and a 922r-compliant WASR10.
The semi-auto and full auto AK-47s have different designs. Not only does the full auto have different parts, but those parts cannot fit in the semi-auto only version of the AK-47. It is against US law to have a semi-auto that can be "readily converted" to full auto.
yes its full auto, and semi
The actual AK-47 and AKM are selective fire rifles, with both semi-automatic and full auto capabilities. There are several semi-auto clones of the AK series rifles manufactured for the civil market, paramilitary forces not authorised fully automatic weaponry, etc., but the only purpose built, semi-automatic true AK was the Romanian G model.
Depends on the laws where you are. If it is a semi auto, there is no Federal law requiring registration. Full auto, yes.
About 400 meters in semi auto mode, 300 meters in full auto.
Semi auto; 100-1000 USD Transferable full auto 15-20K or more.
100-1000 USD
It is listed as 300 Meters on full auto, and 400 meters on semi-auto. I personally find that a bit generous.
AK-47's are NOT illegal in the United States. Semi Automatics are totally legal and full auotmoatic ones can be purchased with a special liscence. Check your local laws but deer hunting with a semi-auto AK-47 should be totally fine!
21 without permission but 13 or older with parental permission, I am 13 and have a semi auto shotgun, with a semi ak-47, and a pistol. Hope thats good enough
The original AK47 was capable of full auto fire. There are semi auto only VERSIONS of the AK today, but the TRUE AK47 is full auto.Answer:The selector lever on the stock AK-47 has three positions:in the lowest positionthe firearm fires only once (semi-automatic), requiring the trigger to be released and depressed again for the next shot.in the middle position (full-automatic), the rifle continues to fire, automatically cycling fresh rounds into the chamber, until the magazine is exhausted or pressure is released from the trigger.in the uppermost position the rifle cannot be fired