Super Safety Raided by the ATF

[electronman1729]

Looks like this guy raided by the alphabet soup. Not sure if any one saw what this guy did.

[DFBrews]

There are a few versions floating around and I am pretty sure the company that was raided are not the person that developed it.

I saw a bunch of people getting them cnc machined overseas

[Clint45]

Looks like a BMF Activator, sans crank and internalized, recoil operated. Sorta like a weird hybrid auto sear that does not bypass the disconnector and lowers the cyclic rate. Not bumpfire, not binary trigger... how did this young man think ATF wouldn't consider this a machinegun?

[battlemidget]

He reminds me of that famous youtuber that also talks like a Conehead.

[ben4372]

Super clever. Also looks like durability might be poor. Pretty sure it a machine gun. If a lightning link is, then this is too. Maybe even more so.

[bradbn4]

3d-printed life range is a few hundred rounds at best for the lite version. The 3d lower receiver looked interesting and seem to work fine.
Printing that ASA / Nylon is a bit tricky due to warping issues without the right setup.

That sort of hardware is not my cup of tea. I can't afford to feed that toy using center fire ammo. I never saw the need for me for full auto
for my enjoyment. I could afford the ammo cost on a 3 round burst on a M1 Carbine style rifle. I am trying to think of a practical use
for it, and only hog hunting in Texas come to mind.

Right now my mind says - honeytrap.