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The trick is to only let it lightly rest in your shoulder do that it bounces back with the forward pressure of your front grip. Your trigger finger does not move, the rifle does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr_Fwd
In that video you can see when he does the .223 that it takes him another try to get the feel for the reciprocating action just right.
The fun wears off real quick if your wallet is like mine.
but feel free to post some video![UZI]
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nifty
A 2 stage trigger is alittle easier then single stage. ( that's why he likes RRA's) Use a rubberband to force the trigger forward.
I think it's fun to do once in awhile after I master it(about 3to 4 hundred rds.[ROFL1] It has alot of fun factor but the real deal would be so alot cooler. Come on LOTTO!!!![Luck]
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Originally Posted by Sixgun
not sure about the rubber band deal. ATF probably wouldn't take to well to that.
That was my first thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by sniper7
I could see them not liking a rubberband pulling the trigger, but he said holding it forward, I don't see why there'd be a problem with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by sniper7
That ain't shit. You should see my Vector V-51 SBR without the flash hider.
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Originally Posted by RCCrawler
not sure, but it is easy enough to bump fire without a rubber band! I won't take the risk![Beer]
Seconded.Quote:
Originally Posted by sniper7
What purpose does the rubber band serve? You just made a firearm FA illegally using it. Doesn't matter if it's a rubber band, a saw blade or whatever.. you can NOT add a part to a gun that makes it FA. Now, bump firing is a completely different story because YOU are the part and they can't ban YOU from pulling the trigger (yet).Quote:
Originally Posted by RCCrawler