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A closer look at Guncraft's M16 copy that is UK legal as it's a straight pull.
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Jersey is the only part of the UK that still have ALL semi auto centre fire and guess what NO gun crime over there ! !
Yes and no. Strictly speaking the bailiwicks of the Channel Islands are not part of the UK; they are what is termed Crowned Dependencies. Same for the Isle of Man where you can happily buy hand guns. Even in the UK the firearms law isn't uniform. For example, In Northern Ireland you can have handguns or Scotland requiring licenses for air weapons.
@@clangerbasher They are still part of the UK as every map I own tells me they and also when I was in the Army, RAF and other I and others had to be sent there. Yes they run most of their own Gov but they are still part of the UK. If they were not then others from the mainland of the UK could not own firearms/guns over there and still live on the main land of the UK. Thank you.
@@RJM1011 No they are not part of the UK. Sorry. Legally completely separate.
I don't like using Wikipedia.....but.......
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_dependencies
@@clangerbasher Correct. Used to live there. Jersey people are British by nationality, but are not part of the U.K. Jersey is a crown dependency and self governing.
Thank @Henry Wisdom. After far too many decades I am used to the idea that most tend to have 'general ignorance' and not 'general knowledge'. :)
The savage a22/a17 make a semi-auto .17 HMR, savage made it in lever release so we can enjoy something remotely close to a semi-auto in Aus
I had a Hera Arms handle on my last straight pull AR (sold a while back) and they're definitely a step-up over the t handle, which as a straight pull is pretty horrendous. The best option is to have the receiver cut and a handle connected directly to the bolt itself (for right hand shooters) but of course you're looking at even more expense there. These Hera charging handles are a good compromise between the two.
In the UK its .22 rimfire only. .17 rimfire wasnt really a thing when the law was writen especially in semi auto so it wasnt included.
I love the sound of Rack in the morning. Sounds like.........gun vids!!
GOOD MORNIN' VIETNAM!!! * Fortunate Son fades in *
That would be soooo easy to modify into a pump action rifle -obviously illegal though. You would just need to take the motion of the side bolt to the front of the gun using an external arm/pump.
It's actually possible to do semi-automatic rifles in .22WMR and .17HMR, it's just that the balance between the thin rimfire brass casing and the speed of the bolt is VERY tricky if you're using a conventional blowback bolt. It can't be too light, or the action opens early and the brass ruptures, but it can't be too heavy either, or it will short stroke and not do the full cycle. CZ made a semi-automatic rifle in .22WMR, which to my knowledge is plain blowback, and it seems to work, but that's the only one I can think of.
Looking at Savage, they make a semi-automatic .22WMR and .17HMR rifle, theirs uses a lever-delayed blowback action (not too unlike the French FAMAS F1). Looking at Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT, they're not around anymore), they made their Automag II pistol, which used an unconventional setup where the chamber is dimpled, so the brass casing is forced to expand into the dimples and also be straightened out as it's being pulled out by the slide, delaying the blowback action that way.
I have also seen a full-blown AR15 in .17HMR, which actually used the gas system. Don't know who made it though.
The Tanfoglio Appeal is another great .22wmr bull pup that works very well...
I'm glad you get to play with that rifle, I'm very spoiled being an AR owner in the states. It appears that bolt is the same as a semi auto bolt by the way, it sure looks like it anyway.
Yeah, they're basically built from the ground up unfinished (not converted) as it's illegal to convert from Section 5 (self loading centrefire being Sec 5 in the UK). Once something's Sec 5 it's always considered to be Sec 5 under UK law, no matter if it's subsequently permanently neutered... So no gas port drilled, no gas tube or block is ever fitted from the very beginning. The good news is that you can still run aftermarket AR parts and so at least enjoy the famous moddable nature of the rifle to a certain extent, and even a .22RF conversion kit in semi will work. Not as fun as the real thing of course but a decent compromise given the reality of being stuck in the UK.
@@JammyGuns interesting. I'm glad you get at least 80% of the gun.
I guess I'm beyond spoiled complaining about the unconstitutional NFA taxing our rights and coming up with these legal firearm nonesence bullshit excuse definitions and the illegal hudghes amendments. Fuck them I just want my full auto rights back :/
Oh that is sweet, love the m16 look. It's a shame (though understandable) all the AR style straight pulls are so damn expensive though.
2:27 - It's a legal thing, specifically says in the act semi auto .22 ONLY no other caliber. The good thing is they didn't specify LR so WMR which is twice as powerful is allowed in semi auto. Ironically, due to the fact that ONLY .22 is allowed in semi auto, a smaller diameter cartridge such as .17 HMR is also banned in semi auto. Yeah I know, stupidity of UK gun laws. They make no sense.
Seriously considering trading in my cz527 .223 for an ar15, that's nice
'T' bar every time - the giant sticky-out handle totally ruins the look. Mine's a Southern Guns 'retro' 'T' bar.
Would love to get these into Australia, probably would never happen tho :(
I mean m16s are uk legal, just section 5 :)
acutally m16 is a us military desingation for they service weapon ! thus you couldnt have it anyway even it was legal as it would be US Government property !
@@geezerp1982 I thought a bunch of A1s and A2s got resold on the civvy market ages ago.
@@thenoobcannon9830 unlikely its full auto, highly restricted and any full auto made after 1989 is banned so no a2
@@geezerp1982 the cut off was 86 not 89
buy a Bear creek arsenal 7.62x39 upper
Where can i buy that chargin handle? Thank you.
Contact Guncraft...
Since there is no mag capacity limit like some states in the United States (five states, I believe, which makes them more restrictive than the UK IN THAT REGARD) what would you have to do to get something like a beta C-Mag? Would that be hard or impossible or easy? And would you be interested in a drum mag? Why or why not? Whenever there is video of UK shooters, it seems they are always just doing long distance target shooting. Why are they never like Americans who sometimes just want to go outside and blast some shit up close and rapidly? One last interesting question: why could you in theory invent a .223 Rimfire carriage to have semiauto ARs in the UK (and a whole Pandora’s box of whatever the fuck you want)?
Yes, we can have any magazine capacity we like. But on a manually operated rifle it gets boring rather quickly. I've shot a straight pull AKM and even after 30 rounds I was tired of operating the action, so a drum would have been pointless even if cool. Making a new rimfire cartridge might be possible, although too costly of course, but the government would just ban it on release.
@@ApurtureSci with a right side extended side charger, you dont get tired! very easy on my straight pull ar
Why dont legal semiauto rifle in UK? Oh my Good! Sorry! It is legal too in Hungary. Greetings from Hungary!
Can you own a Colt sp1 in hungry?
@@shawnhorning2125 Yes! I can all semi auto weapon in Hungary.
t bars are sweet but they were never meant to be used like a bolt actions were they
Anyone in the UK ever try making a lever-action AR15 variant? I think it could be a little faster and easier.
Yes Southern gun company made one years ago. Look it up.
gun laws not uptodate
Up to date??
I mean no semiautomatic s or handguns
Sweeeeeeeeet
Well I've made it in about 3 minutes I'm going to move on to a different video I mean this is just really sad to see people that have to live without a second amendment wow
So sad.
There are make up video's on TH-cam if guns aren't your thing dude....
rubbish straight pulls no offence to you the guns are not up to date
How long till it's banned
Straight pull ARs, Aks etc have been around in the UK for years. They're essentially just bolt actions so should be fine for the time being (as much as anything firearm related in the UK is anyway...).
@@JammyGuns I am aware however i still believe it's only a matter of time before some big newspaper publishes an article on how we can now get hold of these evil baby killing machines
@@charlie-zq5qw The newspapers did that last year in the UK after the FL shooting and they looked real fucking stupid !
Depends on the next election.
@@RJM1011 lever release / mars rifles got banned instead ! striaght pulls (with the spring assist) are still faster then turn bolt action ! in the stupid government select commitee, they kept refering to rifles (in general) that are faster then traditional bolt actions ! idiots