Akins Accelerators full auto type firearm no stamp needed.

That's pretty slick, but damn pricey too

 

I had to dig deep for this one.

Any of you guys tried out a bumpfire stock on your M4? Oh, and if you're any incarnation of Gun Kid, you're not allowed to give your opinion.

‪Shooting An AR-15 (Bump Fire Stock)‬‏ - YouTube

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The slide fire stocks look real neat! Looks like a great way to get the NFA experience without all of the paperwork, waiting, and expenses. I've heard people complain about the price, but I'd much rather pay $300 than $15,000 for a registered reciever M16. However, it's also something I'd want to try out before buying. I'm curious as to how hard it is to use? Also it's durability? One thing that looks funny to me too is the fact that your sights would be bouncing around. But since I have no experience with anything full auto, or these stocks, I would definitely give it a chance. All in all, a neat and innovative idea.

 

SSAR-15 Slide Fire Bump Stock, Bulk Ammunition, Tactical Gear, Hunting Equipment, & Customized AR-15 Rifles

Same as any bump technique if the shooter fails to apply forward pressure the firearm stops shooting.

While moving?

 

I'm fortunate enough to spend time with the M16A4 in SWAT/SRT configuration (which is almost always suppressed and with a 12-14" barrel).

About six weeks ago a fellow I know bought this bump fire stock thing and mounted his AR-15 in it.

So I've had the opportunity to shoot both.

While with a little practice, the bump fire can come pretty darned close to the rate of fire of the M16. No doubt about it.

Where the big difference is for me was accuracy. On a standard B-27 silhouette at 25 yards I can dump the entire magazine in the x-ring with the A4.

I struggled to keep all the rounds on the paper at the same distance with the bump fire. It seemed to me like the (necessary) forward push to make the bump fire work absolutely destroyed my ability to hit the "x".

Now, with that said, my gut feeling is that this is something that with a LOT of practice and motivation could probably be overcome.

FWIW - just one guys opinion. I don't shoot Glocks well either.

 

Awww Bruce....can't a guy have a little fun?

You are correct...and I agree, however, I didn't know *everything* we talk about has to be survival-related. Really, if people would leave us alone, all you'd really need is a .22 and maybe in your case, a bear-bell. [rofllmao]

Truth be told, the range I have a membership at has just allowed a full-auto lane and I happen to be working on a new M4 build...soooo, I thought it would be some cheap entertainment for myself. No offense to the survivor's-creed meant.

 

Bump firing: A way to quickly convert money into smoke and noise.

Me ? I'd rather work on accuracy.

 

I agree!

But well you know; if you are going to use a poodle shooter caliber you better be prepared to send up a lot of smoke and noise.

 

Bumping uses a lot of ammunition to put a very few holes in the target. Not everyone in an infantry squad's switch is on auto.

 

The consensus has been that bumping wastes ammo and you don't hit anything. How many of you who have expressed your opinion have actually used the product? That was my original question?

Did any of you even watch the video from gunblast.com? The guy was basically using it as a 3-round burst and hitting the center X. Those kids weren't doing too bad either.

I appreciate everyone's opinion and I agree that blindly burning through ammo is just waste of money, but a 5.56 on burst can be controlled and can be useful. Otherwise, why would the military even employ FA?

I live in a city in the south and have 4wd truck. I rarely need to engage it, but it's there if I do. The same applies to having the option of full auto. You'll probably never need it, but having the option is better than not. Why would you want to limit yourselves? You don't *have* to use FA. Every time I crack open a beer, I don't chug it.

So, if you have used the product, I'd like to know your opinion.

 

We call it a ''Blast off'' and even the girls like it....
Im just a spectator...I don't mind....ccc...

 

Heck, if that's the case, you shouldn't need over a 10 round magazine ever! How many times in the civilian world have you had more than 10 tangos standing in line, not moving so that you could take them out one at a time? You been hearing what's going on around the globe in terms of rioting/looting? And, those idiots say they're bringing it here next month?? The civilian world is changing my friend.

I would rather have it and never use it, than need it and not have it. Same reason I have 5 or 6 hundred #10 cans holding up my walls...hopefully, I'll never need them. But, if I ever do.....

 

I have a friend/dealer that is going to take me out Monday to try one out before I buy it and will report back.

 

IANAE (i am not an expert), but Full Auto is just another tool in the toolbox that has its place and time. A few bursts on FA can lay waste to much property and lay a suppressive fire that will sent people flying to cover. I'd hate to see its effect on a packed mob.

I'd like to hear what an expert might have to say.