Many people in more restricted states have a SOT for mfg CIII items thus the abundance of kits see for sale. But, they only can sold to another Dealer not for public use so to speak. Pre 86 dealer samples could be taken out with the FFL SOT when he gave up his SOT. They can get a LE Agency to request a demo of a gun, and this allows the dealer to obtain a post 1986 dealer sample to use for the demo. Many people have FFL SOT for dealing in CIII items. Sure a LEO can get his agency to buy any CIII item with an individuals own money, but he will never take official possesion of the weapon on paper. People who a younger and are not students of firearms do not realize that. Simply put there can be no more legally mfg'd machineguns for public consumption. Just trying to get a feel before I jump off into this project, if its even possible. How much do these conversion kits cost? Most of them look like a small plastic box with a switch on the side and a leaf spring sticking out.

How exactly do these conversions work? In other words, what is going on inside to make a Glock fire automatic with no gunsmithing/permanant alterations?ĥ. Does the ATF view a automatic Glock conversion any differently that if I were to do an SBR, suppressed, or select-fire rifle? Are these conversions even legal with the proper tax stamp?Ĥ. Does anyone have experience with these conversions or know of any reviews on them?ģ. How reliable are the Glock auto conversions? I have seen a few different ones and would like to know which ones are the best and which ones to keep away from.Ģ. But, something tells me that this may not be such an easy process as it would appear (ie - Murphy's Law).ġ.

I am assuming the process would require me to order the conversion kit though a Class III dealer, get the ATF tax stamp, install the kit on a G34 or G17C, and boom - instant ad hoc Glock 18. The simple solution looks like merely installing a kit by a company called FSSG that has been making full auto kits for Glock since 1987: I've read a number of things about varying ways to do this conversion, the ATF forms required, the legality, etc.

I was thinking about beginning a project this spring to create a select-fire/full auto Glock in 9mm, but probably do not know quite as much as I need to know before I start.

Auto glock conversion plans