The Bump Fire Stock

[Terry]

Think ya need this stock to have on hand. ATF approved it say's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&fe...&v=0B7tzaYgp5g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U6tO...eature=related

www.militarygunsupply.com

[Monkeyz]

A little expensive for my taste.

[Think_Again]

We've created a bump fire monster... lol... :-)

Looks cool... But agreed on the cost of wasting ammo.

[Degenret]

Give NY a few months, this will be outlawed.

[Monkeyz]

Give NY a few months, this will be outlawed.

agreed

[Terry]

We've created a bump fire monster... lol... :-)

Looks cool... But agreed on the cost of wasting ammo.

LMBO..... I just can't understand how I have never seen or heard of this before, Now after I watched your video, I see guys doing it on bipods, some with shoulder shooting, some one did it with a ruger 10/22 etc..... This just dumb founds me !! LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thSJ4...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bD213...endscreen&NR=1

[Monkeyz]

The first time I saw it was in one of FPSRussia's videos.

[xridgelinerx]

Don't laugh, but in addition to my firearms, I own and play with a few paintball markers. (Note: when playing paintball we call them markers not guns, so as not to offend the libs) One of my Tippmann markers uses some of the blow back gas to operate a small piston behind the trigger. The result is very similar to the bump fire stock. Technically, each shot requires a separate pull of the trigger, so it is not classified as a full automatic, but the trigger, bouncing against the firm but light pressure of your finger, results in very fast, automatic-like, rates of fire. It is called a "response trigger". I don't see why a clever gun smith couldn't do something similar for a real firearm and have it still be "ATF Approved".

[Monkeyz]

Don't laugh, but in addition to my firearms, I own and play with a few paintball markers. (Note: when playing paintball we call them markers not guns, so as not to offend the libs) One of my Tippmann markers uses some of the blow back gas to operate a small piston behind the trigger. The result is very similar to the bump fire stock. Technically, each shot requires a separate pull of the trigger, so it is not classified as a full automatic, but the trigger, bouncing against the firm but light pressure of your finger, results in very fast, automatic-like, rates of fire. It is called a "response trigger". I don't see why a clever gun smith couldn't do something similar for a real firearm and have it still be "ATF Approved".

There isn't anything wrong with paintballin.

[Terry]

I wonder if the first time this bump fire was discovered, it was by accident??? Like some guy teaching wife or girl friend how to shoot, holding gun wrong and it just went off full auto ?? LOL..... And then ya got Rich saying like it is no big deal just bump firing, And I'm not paying attention to what he is saying because I know darn well what I heard was no semi... WRONG !!!!

Paint ball is cool, so is the airsoft, and lazer competitions. have a place three miles from my house that has it in huge acre area. I never done it before but it looks like fun, and these guy's have big money in some of those (guns). so to say ?