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Agamemnon | 11-25-2008 11:02 PM
Bump Firing your semi auto :) You Tube
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Agamemnon | 11-25-2008 11:13 PM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Rubber Band Assisted Bump Fire The rubber band assisted bump fire technique is pretty much self explanatory, you are using the rubber band to assist with the technique of bump firing. The rubber band I used in my videos...... apply pressure to the back of the trigger by means of pulling the trigger forward when lassoed on the trigger, stretched around the mag well and lassoed again on the trigger via the other side of the gun! Tac Trigger pushes your trigger forward, a rubber band pulls your trigger forward, both will force your trigger to reset quicker. In the video below I am shouldering my rifle normally. To bump fire from this position I simply release my grip with my right hand leaving only my trigger finger on the trigger. Then I simply pull the rifle forward off my shoulder ever so slightly, and into my finger. It is important that your leave the distance between your finger and your shoulder the same. Pull the gun into your finger until the hammer releases. You Tube
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http://www.poormansmachinegun.com/PMMG5.htm

luft97 | 11-25-2008 11:29 PM
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mick silver | 11-25-2008 11:46 PM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) http://www.fastfire.biz/trigger-systems.htm

Argentsum | 11-25-2008 11:56 PM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Automatic fire is a waste of ammo. :36_1_30:

Lt Dan | 11-26-2008 12:24 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Quote:
Originally Posted by Argentsum (Post 1435602) Automatic fire is a waste of ammo. :36_1_30:
Last time I shot full auto the police paid for the ammo in a city not far from home. Forget the bump fire trick and go for the real deal.:23_30_104: One of the lady cadets actually did that jumping in the air dance. Came and begged the Chief to hire her so she could shoot it again. After a short burst and some three round bursts, I put it over on full auto and just control fired one or two rounds at a time. Nothing else is ever the same.

Agamemnon | 11-26-2008 06:57 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Quote:
Originally Posted by Lt Dan (Post 1435640) Forget the bump fire trick and go for the real deal.
And fill out the miles of paperwork, registration, establishing records of where your guns are, asking permission for a BATF man to be up your ass. No thanks .... :36_1_30: .

Lt Dan | 11-26-2008 07:10 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Quote:
Originally Posted by Agamemnon (Post 1435845) And fill out the miles of paperwork, registration, establishing records of where your guns are, asking permission for a BATF man to be up your ass. No thanks .... :36_1_30: .
Agree Agamemnon, I'm very good friends with the chief, and he knows how much I enjoy the shooting sport, so I got the invite to come shoot the department's H&K MP5 one time. It was cool as I'd not shot full auto since my time in service. :MIA:

Osaka | 11-26-2008 07:21 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Bump............

ruprick | 11-26-2008 08:26 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) .......or have fabrication and gunsmithing skills + equipment.....

nub | 11-26-2008 08:49 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Saw those about a year ago, thanks though.

Twisted Avatar | 11-26-2008 11:20 AM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Quote:
Originally Posted by Argentsum (Post 1435602) Automatic fire is a waste of ammo. :36_1_30:
Agree...... You dump a thrity round mag in about 4 seconds.... THEN WHAT?? IF you missed me(which is highly likely) I now have the oppertunity to take your head clean off (cause I know your location) with 1 to three shots from my Rifle. Looks awesome ......... but has very little pratical applications in IMO. T

Argentsum | 11-26-2008 01:32 PM
Re: Bump Firing your semi auto :) Once upon a time I had the distinct pleasure of shooting an ingram submachine gun. My target was some ten yards distant. Nothing fancy, just holding the trigger down and letting it rip. As near as figure the first round hit the target and some fifteen rounds chewed up the edges. Where the other fifteen rounds went I have no idea. Full auto has its uses. For the troops, having a full-auto capability provides a wonderful psychological edge. When facing human wave charges I would prefer a weapon with full auto. It also might have uses in close quarters, house-to-house fighting where you don't give a rip about bystanders, have ammunition to spare, and buddies to back you up while your changing magazines. The problem with full-auto is that its too easy to misuse. Short, controlled bursts; maybe. Bump firing off the hip? Only if your posing for photos in the battle of Monrovia.

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