CNN discovers Slide Fire stocks

[Solaran_X]

http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/12/news...ey_mostpopular

Expect much whining from Liberals now seeking to ban it.

Slide Fire, based in Moran, Texas, plans to sell a semiautomatic rifle that mimics the rapid fire of a machine gun and is also fed bullets from a belt, which provides a huge capacity for ammunition -- potentially thousands of rounds.

I also guess the author of this article has no idea how much 500 rounds of ammo weighs, much less 1,000 rounds or more.

[Tomcat088]

http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/12/news...ey_mostpopular

Expect much whining from Liberals now seeking to ban it.



I also guess the author of this article has no idea how much 500 rounds of ammo weighs, much less 1,000 rounds or more.

I hadn't heard they were coming out with a belt fed rifle. I'm not surprised though, and I'm sure they'll sell some, even at $6,000 apiece. I agree, the liberals will definitely start whining. I do hate how on the video, the reports provides the false information that it's "illegal" for most people to own a machine gun. I don't think they realize even how much 500-1,000 rounds cost today, or how fast certain rates of fire can eat up a barrel, and how little time that many rounds lasts.

[Keith A]

I think liberals will have to explain how you turn a machine gun into a machine gun.

[harold63]

and how little time that many rounds lasts.

It looks cool in the movies, though. Shooing 3 or 400 rounds with no reload. Here's 30 rds per mag...about 2 sec per mag.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzfm4pYhIyY

[Kabloosh]

Angry Jimmy is not going to have the money to buy one of those rifles to shoot up his school much less have the chance of finding someone that already owns one and take theirs.

[R L Suehr]

I hadn't heard they were coming out with a belt fed rifle. I'm not surprised though, and I'm sure they'll sell some, even at $6,000 apiece. I agree, the liberals will definitely start whining. I do hate how on the video, the reports provides the false information that it's "illegal" for most people to own a machine gun. I don't think they realize even how much 500-1,000 rounds cost today, or how fast certain rates of fire can eat up a barrel, and how little time that many rounds lasts.

SHHHHHHH!!!!

Do you really want them to know that it is legal for people to own them?

[Yellowfin]

Expect much whining from Liberals now seeking to ban it.

Maybe I'm weird, but maybe this time can we tell liberals to STFU and keep their whining to their testosterone deprived selves? I'm sick of being afraid of what they think. I don't care what they think, I care that they can p*** off.

[bogey1]

You're going to tell me CNN has never been on youtube? (no emoticon for what im thinking).

[nfafan]

Slidefires have been banned in at least one private GUN CLUB here in SW PA. A PRIVATE GUN CLUB.
The same PRIVATE GUN CLUB that bans OC and black powder - as the muskets have to go vertical for re-loading... The same PRIVATE GUN CLUB that has been taken over by a California-based insurance company.

[Gunsnwater]

How did a private gun club let a Cali ins co take it over?