Well doctorJJ, when do you expect to have some of these? I'll drive down and pick up 2, one right hand, one left hand.
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Well doctorJJ, when do you expect to have some of these? I'll drive down and pick up 2, one right hand, one left hand.
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That is flatout awesome; love it.
Yeah, I'm thinking get one soon, before BATFE changes their minds. Would be a hootenanny in 9mm, but any caliber really up to 7.62x39.
Yeah, I'm thinking get one soon, before BATFE changes their minds. Would be a hootenanny in 9mm, but any caliber really up to 7.62x39.
Wow I'm a LOT more interested in this stock now that I watched this video. Pretty freakin awesome, I'm surprised by the control he was able to have over the weapon with it installed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0BgLk1i9yY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0BgLk1i9yY
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I've pretty much decided I'm getting one, when I round up some cash. Anyone think that the recoil of a .22 would be enough to activate the bump-fire operation? If so, this and an American 180 upper would be the shiznizzle. If not, 9mm would be the way to go; maybe 5.45x39mm.
It might take some modification to the springs or replacement, but I bet someone with try it with an MP15-22.
Which springs are you talking about? This bumpfire stock has no springs at all.
Anyone local carry these yet? There was a supplier at the big show last weekend but I didn't realize it until I was back home...
Oops...I assumed there was some type of spring to keep the stock in the extended position.
The Akins Accelerator stock for the Ruger 10/22 had a spring and it was because of that spring that the ATF declared the Akins stock to be a post-86 machinegun.
http://www.atf.gov/regulations-rulings/rulings/atf-rulings/atf-ruling-2006-2.pdf
I think a guy could make a much better looking, solid one out of metal, for a fraction of the $350. If you did steel, it might cost $25. Double that for aluminum. Still, I want one. My 9mm told me so.
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