Totally Cool AR Toy

[Yoder]

I just seen someone selling these in the classifieds and I thought it was pretty awesome. It's a bump fire stock. Looks like fun but a little pricey.

http://www.slidefiresolutions.com/Product-SSAR-15.html

[ungawa]

I have FA but I'd still like to try one to see how well it works. Obviously I'm not going to lay out that kind of money for one myself.

[slimvdub]

wow looks dangerous to me.

[Asmodeus6]

That should be an $80 stock. Tops...

[YBNORMAL]

You could probably make one out of a Knoxx stock.........hmmmm.

[Prof. Chaos]

wow looks dangerous to me.

how is that any more dangerous than a regular gun being fired quickly? you = wussy.


and i agree that it looks cheap and is a bit pricey... but definitely not an $80 stock. look at all the specific manufacturing they had to accomplish to get it to work properly as a unit.

[Yoder]

how is that any more dangerous than a regular gun being fired quickly? you = wussy.


and i agree that it looks cheap and is a bit pricey... but definitely not an $80 stock. look at all the specific manufacturing they had to accomplish to get it to work properly as a unit.

Yes, wussy for sure.

Also this looks way safer than bump firing your rifle from the hip like anyone can do. This actually gives you control. I could see maybe paying $150 tops.

[Azzy]

Add to that a large chunk of "the cover our ass from the atf" lawyer fund.

[jachrist]

Its approved by the ATF. No different than the spitfire or Hellfire triggers that came out in the 90s. Each one even comes with an ATF signed letter in the event of LE confrontation.

That said, I don't think $350+ is justifiable. I guess their logic is that compared to f/a m16s going for 15k bucks, $350 is a drop in the bucket.

Maybe someone should start selling a similar product that is more reasonably priced.

I was actually wondering what a spring between the buffer tube And stock would do if the position holds were joined to allow "sliding" needed to bump fire? ???

[bac0nfat]

Its approved by the ATF. No different than the spitfire or Hellfire triggers that came out in the 90s. Each one even comes with an ATF signed letter in the event of LE confrontation.

That said, I don't think $350+ is justifiable. I guess their logic is that compared to f/a m16s going for 15k bucks, $350 is a drop in the bucket.

Maybe someone should start selling a similar product that is more reasonably priced.

I was actually wondering what a spring between the buffer tube And stock would do if the position holds were joined to allow "sliding" needed to bump fire? ???

It would become an Akins Accelerator and you would be charged with manufacturing a machine gun.