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Posted: 8/14/2011 8:39:41 AM EDT
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Your forcing the bump/digit not staying stationary and letting the rifle dance on it, and the trigger is being tripped too soon, the hammer is coming down while the bolt is not locked up yet (back of the carrier blocking the FP from reaching protrusion, and instead the hammer ridding back down on the back of the carrier as the bolt locks up).
Hook your thumb around your belt loop, and let the rifle dance against it, while your thumb stays stationary!!!! |
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- When bump-fired with the SSAR-15 stock, Again, if the rifle is/will fire the ammo fine in standard semi mode, but you are getting light primer strikes when bumping, the trigger is being pulled, the hammer is coming down before the bolt has locked up, hence the hammer is being released and is coming back forward riding on the the back of the carrier before the bolt locks up. This is cause follow through (as if you pulled the disconnected from the rifle), and there is not enough FP striking power to set off the primer (primer will be dimpled through). In a full auto gun, it called advanced sear release, which causes the same problem. Truth be, if any full auto drop in/add on type device was 100% reliable and did not have to be registered in the NFA registry , do you really believe that BAFT would allow it to be sold to the public? The trick to this device is that you have to allow the gun to recoils on it own in the stock, while holding your finger very stationary, and in just the right place. Here is the rub and why BATF allows such. Instead, there should be an additional trigger pulling device that you used as the trigger that you could set to get the device to the sweet spot, and with such, would be more reliable, hence BAFT would not allow it to be sold to the public with being registered. ___________________________________________________________ If you want to bump, then learn to do with with a stock rifle. There are many, many people that can bump a rifle from the shoulder, but the down side to bumping is that you have to allow the rifle to move on it's own to do so, and your just spraying the country side at best. Like the spring blocks of the past that claimed the same (full auto without needed paper work), the best I can advice is send the stock back for a refund. If you want to get into full auto, then get a transferable Pre-ban MG and be done with it. With a MG, you can hold the rifle rock steady, and instead of just spraying the country side, can lay out full auto fire into a precise spot every time. |
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