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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 5:25 am

it's actually a bumpfire stock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1WhhKH3QVU

you can buy them on the website in the video

apparently theyre working on an AK version now

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 5:30 am

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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 6:01 am

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compared to jumping through hoops and paying over $10k for a controlled weapon it's a good deal

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compared to jumping through hoops and paying over $10k for a controlled weapon it's a good deal

You ever priced a burst trigger group for an AR? Gunbroker has them for $80, before tax. Even after the bullshit it's still $40 cheaper.

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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 1:42 pm

inB4 laws

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 1:51 pm

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compared to jumping through hoops and paying over $10k for a controlled weapon it's a good deal

You ever priced a burst trigger group for an AR? Gunbroker has them for $80, before tax. Even after the bullshit it's still $40 cheaper.

burst trigger groups are an NFA item.

it's a machinegun part according to the batf

not to mention thats for people who already own machineguns in which they have already payed several thousand dollars on.

buying mg parts is not illegal but assembling an mg is.

the reason why this stock is legal is that it is considered a bumpfire assist device and unlike the hellfire trigger this actually works.

ATF may change their minds about it, idk. we'll see, but as for now they are legal.

there was another stock for a 10/22 that was similar but worked differently in which the atf changed their minds about

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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 5:08 pm

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$319

compared to jumping through hoops and paying over $10k for a controlled weapon it's a good deal

You ever priced a burst trigger group for an AR? Gunbroker has them for $80, before tax. Even after the bullshit it's still $40 cheaper.

burst trigger groups are an NFA item.

it's a machinegun part according to the batf

not to mention thats for people who already own machineguns in which they have already payed several thousand dollars on.

buying mg parts is not illegal but assembling an mg is.

the reason why this stock is legal is that it is considered a bumpfire assist device and unlike the hellfire trigger this actually works.

ATF may change their minds about it, idk. we'll see, but as for now they are legal.

there was another stock for a 10/22 that was similar but worked differently in which the atf changed their minds about

Little lesson on class 3 NFA items. If you buy an AR, any AR, doesn't matter, and register it as an NFA item, you pay $200 and wait six months, then you get your tax stamp registering your AR as an MG. Then you buy a burst trigger group for $80, install it in your AR, and voilà, you have an automatic AR-15.

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 8:13 pm

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$319

compared to jumping through hoops and paying over $10k for a controlled weapon it's a good deal

You ever priced a burst trigger group for an AR? Gunbroker has them for $80, before tax. Even after the bullshit it's still $40 cheaper.

burst trigger groups are an NFA item.

it's a machinegun part according to the batf

not to mention thats for people who already own machineguns in which they have already payed several thousand dollars on.

buying mg parts is not illegal but assembling an mg is.

the reason why this stock is legal is that it is considered a bumpfire assist device and unlike the hellfire trigger this actually works.

ATF may change their minds about it, idk. we'll see, but as for now they are legal.

there was another stock for a 10/22 that was similar but worked differently in which the atf changed their minds about

Little lesson on class 3 NFA items. If you buy an AR, any AR, doesn't matter, and register it as an NFA item, you pay $200 and wait six months, then you get your tax stamp registering your AR as an MG. Then you buy a burst trigger group for $80, install it in your AR, and voilà, you have an automatic AR-15.

if that were the case there would be a hell of a lot more privately owned MG's.

can't register any new MG's period.

unless you use a pre 1986 registered autosear or lightning link.

newly manufactured automatic or burst parts that are cheap are for people who have complete pre 86 registered weapons or receivers . and definitely NOT for converting anything to fire more than one round per trigger pull....well you could, at the cost of jail time...

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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 3:51 pm

still legal as of late.

I understand how it works also,and it makes sense as to why it's still legal.

it's the same thing as bump firing, the stock and grip are one piece and you basically keep the stock firmly at your shoulder as you pull the rest of the AR 15 forward as you normally would during bumpfiring.

the stock makes it extremely easy and more accurate than regular bumpfire making it practical.

each shot is still a separate pull of the trigger.

anyways like the video says, an ATF approval letter comes with each stock

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