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AR-15 Bump-fire stock.
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It's neat, but kind of a goofy idea in my personal opinion. What would make that any more legal than a full auto setup? And if it isn't any more legal, then why go with something you have less control over?
not sure you could pin it.. almost want to say def not.. 320$ from their website for it, high but not terrible. i would normally just get it but man I need to stop wasting money on AR accessories/mods.
someone buy it and post reviews
someone buy it and post reviews
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$319 I'll pass
http://slidefiresolutions.com/Product-SSAR-15.html
ETA: Rubber band and practice can save ya some $
http://slidefiresolutions.com/Product-SSAR-15.html
ETA: Rubber band and practice can save ya some $
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BATF Approved:
http://slidefiresolutions.com/BATFE-Slide-Stock-Review-Le.jpg
BATF states: ..."The stock has no automatically functioning mechanical parts or springs and performs no automatic mechanical function when installed..."
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+1. They've got a BATFE letter, but so did Bill Atkins.![[thinking]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/010.gif "Thinking [thinking]")
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+1. They've got a BATFE letter, but so did Bill Atkins.
You beat me to it... (and Atkins actaully had several approval letters
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Why does it need to be pinned? Is it adjustable? I'll go and check the website...but from the above, it doesn't look like it is adjustable. So it's just a spring loaded stock.
Just asking, not saying it's gospel.
OK...sorry. Carry on. Nothing to see here.
Crap. Now I get it...pin it and it doesn't work. Damnit, something's been wrong with my humor meter lately.
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Might be a cool ammo wasting toy, until the BATF changes their mind like they seem to have a habit of doing.![[rolleyes]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/042.gif "Roll Eyes [rolleyes]")
Way too much money for a plastic molded stock that doesn't even adjust... oh yeah, we couldn't have it if it adjusted, but we can if it allows for easy bumpfire... oh I see...![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
Way too much money for a plastic molded stock that doesn't even adjust... oh yeah, we couldn't have it if it adjusted, but we can if it allows for easy bumpfire... oh I see...- Joined
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Hmm, solution in the quest for finding a problem maybe?
Being on a table with a bi-pod and a beta mag can be controlled and aimed accurately.
So can bump firing standing with the stock in your shoulder. It just takes some practice.
Being on a table with a bi-pod and a beta mag can be controlled and aimed accurately.
So can bump firing standing with the stock in your shoulder. It just takes some practice.
I'm interested to see where this thing goes.
I'd say it found a solution for the "how do I get into full auto for under a grand" problem.
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wolf223
quasi NFA? looks like fun though.
edit: there was a video of a guy doing something similar with a 10/22....
looks like fun though.edit: there was a video of a guy doing something similar with a 10/22....
groundscrapers
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quasi NFA?
edit: there was a video of a guy doing something similar with a 10/22....
That'd be the Bill Atkins referenced in several posts before yours.
He's actually a member here too. He makes some pretty sick 10/22 stocks (1919s and whatnot)
icyclefar
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The only thing the BATF letter spoke to was that the stock is not a "firearm" it is, at first look a non regulated firearm part.
Unfortunately, the door is still wide open for BATF to determine at a later time that installation and use of this stock constitutes the possession or manufacture of a machine gun.
Unfortunately, the door is still wide open for BATF to determine at a later time that installation and use of this stock constitutes the possession or manufacture of a machine gun.
jim/boston
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where can i find this? Thanks
Titan
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Perhaps not.
They have a link on their website to a BATF 'approval letter'.
Now, MA ... that's another thing. I'm sure it'll be judged unsafe for consumers.
Bill Akins had a nice shiny letter from the BATFE too, until they changed their minds.
Give 'em time.
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