To: Joe Brower
My father had a Hi-Standard .22 target pistol that eventually turned itself into full auto. If I remember, he said the secondary sear had worn out.
Ten rounds in about one or two seconds. He considered it dangerous and put it somewhere. No idea what happened to it.
To: the gillman@blacklagoon.com; trebb
True, if the hammer or disconnector or springs wear out, a gun can 'double' or even run a whole clip of shells accidentally. This is a dangerous and very undesirable condition and which often results in blown-out cases and injuries. I don't consider worn-out, malfunctioning guns as any sort of 'conversion'. There's always some bubba who will try this kind of thing on purpose though...he's a Darwin candidate as well as everyone standing nearby at the range :)
33 posted on
11/19/2003 12:12:20 PM PST by
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