New FNC being produced stateside: sear ready

[Pokulski-Blatz]

"Fleming Firearms has received ATF approval on the new Fleming Nato Carbine (FNC) http://www.flemingfirearms.com/

This is a new rifle that the FNC sear can be legally installed. I'm not sure on what cal conversion are available but this could open a new market for the FNC sear."


This resolves the issues of spare parts and lack of platforms. If you have a few grand sitting around, buying a sear would be a great idea at this time!

Any more info on it? All I see on the Fleming site is a photo and a price.

[Moose242]

Any more info on it? All I see on the Fleming site is a photo and a price.

I sent them an email asking for some more info. Will post up as soon as I hear back.

[Moose242]

Subject: Fleming Nato Carbine

Hello,

I am interested in the Fleming Nato Carbine.

Will a registered FNC sear fit and work in the firearm?

Thank you,
Alex C.


From: Wade H. Fleming [mailtorders@flemingfirearms.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2013 2:35 PM


Yes it will. We designed it with the S&H FNC conversion in mind. We charge $500 to install it.


"Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun"

Wade

[David]

Hope it works out for their customers.

[David]

So why is this gun no longer on the Fleming website?

[Moose242]

Beats me. You should email them if you have questions.

[David]

Beats me. You should email them if you have questions.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

[David]

Who's the broad?

[Pokulski-Blatz]

https://www.google.com/

[David]

That didn't even search for me like the other cool people do with google links.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

That didn't even search for me like the other cool people do with google links.

http://bit.ly/vXtvlP

Better?

[David]

http://bit.ly/vXtvlP



Better?

Not really. Took me to some weird google site thing.

[LANTIRN]

I am a bit new to all the NFA stuff so can someone explain this to me? I was under the impression that anything fully automatic manufactured after 1986 was illegal for civilians to own, and it was illegal to convert something to full auto that was not full auto and registered prior to 1986. Wouldn't that make this illegal, or am I wrong on this?

[David]

New FNC being produced stateside: sear ready

In the NFA world toy have registered sears. A registered sear can be used in any firearm in which it's intended manufacture is for and make that gun full auto. So your registered DIAS for an AR can be used in any AR low shelf lower to make it legally full auto. People like sears because your host options are endless and can never wear out since they can be replaced.

This only goes for "legacy" weapons in which the sear was originally manufactured for. You can't wedge one sear for one model/design and make a gun full auto that it was never designed or manufactured for.

The gun in particular in this thread claims it's a new made FNC and legally allowed to accept and work on a registered FNC sear.