However for HK guns it is pretty much all there is, especially if you want an MP-5 type gun. And if you want a version of the Colt 9mm AR machine gun, the auto sear route is more plentiful than the few registered receiver conversions, and the even fewer factory Colt guns, as the model was introduced (1985) right around the same time as the 1986 ban. And in general the sear or other registered part is cheaper to buy than the same gun as a registered receiver, both because you aren’t getting a gun also, and because it is less desirable. However you may find that due to the escalating value of the semi-auto host guns, the conversion part already installed in a host gun may cost as much as a registered receiver conversion of the same gun, like an IMI semi-auto UZI with a registered bolt installed versus a registered receiver UZI conversion. It pays to shop around.
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Three students charged with firearm possession, discharge of a weapon
The students, members of the Duke football team, have been dismissed from the squad.
DukeALERT emergency notification system to be tested Oct. 21
Outdoor sirens, other communication tools will be activated
(Updated 9/29/09): Chapel Hill man injured in campus moped accident dies
Police are investigating the accident, which occurred late Saturday
Duke Police identify man involved in Saturday morning incident
Separate investigations by Duke Police and the State Bureau of Investigation are continuing.
Test of DukeALERT emergency system a success
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