hey guys, one more....

anybody have experience with autoburst triggers?

i think they are known as hellfire or something, and have heard that they work pretty well.

i know they are mostly a  gimmick, but if they are capable of shooting full auto rates, one would probably tie me over while i wait for the real deal

Quoted: i know they are mostly a  gimmick,

Hit that one on the head... Dont waste your $....Buy more ammo

The reason they call them hellfire is that once installed, and the first time to the range, you will be saying "Hellfire, I can't be believe I bought this peice of crap!" The smell of kettle corn, money burning a hole your pocket, and those great videos on how the device works get SOME of the people everytime-resist. Buy extra ammo, mags, or a LULA.

forget about this hell fire of whatever shit it is.  Bump fire!

You know, I had one that I put on a tec 22, and that sucker would empty the mag in about 2 seconds, worked really great, then the tec 22 extractor/ejector wore out, it was made of polymer and part of the frame, and Tec wanted as much to fix it as the gun cost so I junked it.

But on anything other than that, garbage, you can bump fire as quickly, and waste the ammo all the faster.

I had one of the original "Hellfires" on my old 10/22. It was (in my opinion) a neat design. What it ended up being is a second trigger in front of the real one. The gun would then fire when you pushed the "Hellfire" trigger forward then again when you squeezed the stock trigger back.

EXCELLENT FOR 3-ROUND BURSTS! LOL!

I have never seen another Hellfire setup on anything but the 10/22, but I can tell you, that thing was fun and reliable. Maybe it didn't cycle as fast as bump firing, but it would fire just as fast as you could wiggle your finger back and forth. I've seen something advertised in Natchez catalog called a Auto fire or something like that, but that thing doesn't look at all like what the Hellfire did. I looked at the pic of this new trigger thingy, and can't figure out for the life of me how it's supposed to work.

Save your money!!!! An AR15 is too good a gun to be wearing out with bogus auto fire devices. For the 10/22 it's fine, but not a rifle you care about.

Quoted: For the 10/22 it's fine, but not a rifle you care about.

Are you implying that the 10/22 isn't a rifle to be cared about??