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(15 December 2012, 18:11)Mortblanc Wrote: Sometimes knowing HOW to do the modification is as valuable as doing it.

While the rules apply stay inside them. When the rules are suspended due to SHTF anything goes, make your mods.

It is an illegal modification to a firearm. Should we also be talking about how to reactivate de-acs? Defiantly not.

Sometimes, some things should just not be talked about on a public forum.

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(15 December 2012, 17:17)Prepper1 Wrote: As above you have to be careful as bdg and uf says.

Whilst it is interesting from a mechanical point of view, if mr plod sees you shooting and decides to confiscate then get it analyzed as they sometimes are want to do, you WILL be in a lot of trouble.

You could try and gt away with saying it was already like that BUT gun shops chronograph weapons they sell and are not by law legally able to sell weapons over the 12ft/lbs limit, well they shouldn't but...

Saying that they probably have a chronograph record of the power level for their own legal liability so getting away with it may not be possible or likely nowadays.

Exactly - whilst talking about mechanics of how things works leaves a few blanks you need a bit of a brain to fill in with is fine, saying something like "I make sure I have XXX part in, just in case I want to mod my gun for more power, it is really easy just buy part number XXX from gun shop and do 1,2,3" is asking for trouble.

It is not only the police who may chrono your gun. Take it to a gun shop for some work and they will chrono it. If it is just over the limit, they will likely have a strong word about swapping some parts out. If it is over by an amount where it is obvious it has been tampered with, expect the gun shop to get the police involved.

Every target shooting competition I have taken part in has also required you to chrono your gun at the beginning of the day and some several times through the day. I always saw they were a lot less forgiving than gun shops