RDIAS for sale $21,000

Klunatic · Feb 5, 2015

Just thought I would give people a heads up on a DIAS for sale at what is substantially below market price. Could be a scam so be wary but would be a great deal if you can get it for this price.

http://www.sturmgewehr.com/webBBS/nfa4sale.cgi?read=171369

shootin the breeze · Feb 5, 2015

I wish I had the cash...

amoebicmagician · Feb 5, 2015

holy cow, if legit that's awesome

Crazy so much cash for a piece of machined carbon steel...

IMBLITZVT · Feb 5, 2015

You know with the ban of the Semi auto AR15 in MD, granting the exceptions... in this state a DIAS probably makes a little less sense. I think a RR AR15 conversion is the way to go.

A1Uni · Feb 5, 2015

New ones are like $300, if that.

That one word "Transferable" makes a world of difference.

rico903 · Feb 7, 2015

Link was pulled from Sturm.

teratos · Feb 7, 2015

I wish I had bought 100 of these in 1984....

j_h_smith · Feb 7, 2015

Lightning Links are still illegal aren't they? :innocent0

Jim Smith

protegeV · Feb 7, 2015

dude, these things cant weigh more than a few ounces. Literally worth 10x its weight in gold :shocking:

Klunatic · Feb 7, 2015

protegeV said:
dude, these things cant weigh more than a few ounces. Literally worth 10x its weight in gold

Its the sheet of paper that worth $$$ the DIAS is cheap. Your paying $4,666 per gram for the sheet of paper(4.5 grams). Gold is about $42 a gram. So you are paying 100x its weight in gold

for the sheet of paper.

protegeV · Feb 7, 2015

Klunatic said:
Its the sheet of paper that worth $$$ the DIAS is cheap. Your paying $4,666 per gram for the sheet of paper(4.5 grams). Gold is about $42 a gram. So you are paying 100x its weight in gold for the sheet of paper.

lol. But it is actually the serialized sear body that's what you're buying. If that breaks, aren't you kind of sol? :shrug:

j_h_smith · Feb 7, 2015

protegeV said:
lol. But it is actually the serialized sear body that's what you're buying. If that breaks, aren't you kind of sol?

I don't know, but for that kind of money, I would hope not. But being the kind of person I am, I'd almost bet you are.

Jim Smith

protegeV · Feb 7, 2015

j_h_smith said:
I don't know, but for that kind of money, I would hope not. But being the kind of person I am, I'd almost bet you are.

Jim Smith

according to this guy you would be...

ericoak · Feb 7, 2015

If it's metal it can probably be repaired.

Half-cocked · Feb 7, 2015

Does this thing actually work, in terms of turning a standard semi-auto AR15 into a reliable full-auto AR15? I guess what I'm asking is, if making a full-auto AR was this easy, why don't military M16's/M4's use these, instead of having a different set of fire control components?

Klunatic · Feb 7, 2015

protegeV said:
lol. But it is actually the serialized sear body that's what you're buying. If that breaks, aren't you kind of sol?

No you can repair them. M60 Joe does a lot of this type of work. http://users.zoominternet.net/~m60/rdiasrllrepair.htm

rsideout · Feb 7, 2015

Klunatic said:
No you can repair them. M60 Joe does a lot of this type of work.

+1. He does nice work. :thumbsup:

A1Uni · Feb 7, 2015

Half-cocked said:
Does this thing actually work, in terms of turning a standard semi-auto AR15 into a reliable full-auto AR15? I guess what I'm asking is, if making a full-auto AR was this easy, why don't military M16's/M4's use these, instead of having a different set of fire control components?

Because the cross pin, spring and metal flipper used on factory MG auto sears is cheaper, and MUCH easier to make.

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