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I finally understand why people always hijack these threads, they do pop up on nearly all firearms websites like one a month.
Though to contribute a tiny bit, a rubber band is cheaper, easier to use, easily removable and probably never going to be banned by the ATF for being a conversion to fully-auto accessory. Still haven't tried out the rubber band method though...
Owned one, Sold it beacuse it broke the BANK. Lots of fun.
as soon as I order it the ATF will outlaw them.
I'm doing everyone a favor by not getting one.
You're doin' your wallet a favor too - for the $$$ you can build a pretty sweet lower.Originally Posted by Elhuero
-Mike
"I have to return some video tapes"
Funny you say rubber band is easier, but you have never tried it. Bull****. Tried rubber bands, have to have just right size/type, I love when they snap and get me. I'd rather something with a real stock to it. Then again I'm single and can blow money left and right on random things. For someone who has a hard time with $20 on ammo rubber bands are the way to go. But then again if you are on a budget then bump firing isn't the thing to be doing in the first place.
ATF the way it's constructed would basically have to reidentifiy what constitutes auto and other things. The atkins accelerator doom was a spring that forcibly mechanically helped to reset the trigger.
(350 a sweet lower? Someones not going for the only true stock choices, UBR or PRS, or VLTOR emod, 150-250 on that alone before we get into trigger's.)
It's in the other thread, but for those just now noticing it:....
First time firing = demonstrating ease of use. Can't wait to try it on a .308 or similiar beefy ar10 type calibre.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_qLCE16Ox0
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