Bumpfiring from the shoulder.
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Exactly. Clearly I dont get the obsession with this shooting style. It just seems like a redneck parlor-trick. Its funny to me the ATF has no issue with missuse redesigning the trigger like the pistol braces redesign an ar pistol.
I have a nice comfortable rubber butt pad on my ace stock. Yall dont have to worry about this guys shoulder hurting.
And its not something I could afford to do on a normal basis. Maybe when I hit the lotto.
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If you get a proper bump-fire stock system like the Bumpski Stock , then yes you can shoulder fire , and aim accurately with controlled automatic fire (as accurately as you would with a real select fire firearm)
I plan on getting one and putting it on my RPK to simulate automatic fire of a LMG.
Good video on how it works, and as you can see it can , just like a Select fire weapon shoulder fired.
Gets boring. Burst firing a 75 rnd drum of 7.62 keeps things fresh. and its not really jiggly junk, its very well made. and a great alternative to those who cannot afford select fire Machine gun's, or those like me who have department issued Select fire M-4's i can practice with whenever i want.
it does float my boat, buttercup.
and yes i probably could off hand hit steel @ 100m off hand with the bumpfire. ive done it with my 3 rnd burst M-4 many times.
whbonney26
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Who really cares if someone wants to have fun now and then when a stock like this? Its shooting. There are many different styles of shooting and all can be fun and all can be enjoyed by a person at different times.
Some times a person may want to send single rounds down range for accuracy, sometimes they may want to pistol shoot metal targets and sometimes they may want to just run a couple hundred rounds down range very quickly as the AK was intended to do in the first place. Its all good and fun.
Some times a person may want to send single rounds down range for accuracy, sometimes they may want to pistol shoot metal targets and sometimes they may want to just run a couple hundred rounds down range very quickly as the AK was intended to do in the first place. Its all good and fun.
Apparently Dave_M isn't mature enough to understand this. Or is just a troll.
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