I'm actually going to disagree here. I loved the binary function on the Glock when it was doing that, perfect doubletaps. Additionally, full auto is a blast with 22, but like any shooting it needs to be a challenge. Set up some steel targets and start timing how fast it takes to shoot all of them 3 times. Also, sub gun matches could be fun
I shot the Echo and it got ran hard at that range day and I never saw a hiccup.
I doubt full auto will ever come off NFA. Even so, the parts makers would simply increase the cost of the FCGs that are made for FA guns because they could. Yeah I can see that 400$ auto sear made to convert glock to full auto adding another zero. Some other firearms are more easily converted although if not properly done can be unreliable. I happy for the investment I made in my M11/9.
I would guess the $400 auto seat would be more like $50 if they were not regulated. I don't see any reason why they would get more expensive. At least not once things settle down. Imagine how many manufacturers would jump in the game if they could sell a tiny piece for $400 that could be put in every glock in America.
I think this is why they are an investment, since most investments have the chance to do well or tank. Just like stocks or property, it could make you rich or poor depending on the market.
I can see them also doing like they do in California where modifications are limited to law enforcement and military use only.
I dont think they would change the NFA laws on full auto but only allow LE and military to use them since they can already use them. Obviously stated like CA and NY would still make retarded laws but at a federal level it wouldnt make sense.
