hottubcliffordjames
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Can any expert smiths tell me about this stock. Would be great to have but before I start my next build I would like to heavily weigh the pros and cons of this type of stock.
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Bump Fire Stocks (AR-15)
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embermage
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Not a smith, but I would suggest getting a full auto bolt if you plan on doing alot of bumpfire. Just due to the additional stress and heat being applied in a shorter amount of time and those carriers and bolts are built a little stronger.
hottubcliffordjames
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Thanks embermage
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Ammo gets expensive when shooting like this.
You should also consider an HBAR barrel if you are going to be shooting sustained fire with a bump stock. I have set mine up on several AR's, including my HBAR and that would be the one I would use long term, though full auto simulated fire does burn up some ammo.. lol
It's a lot cheaper to set it up on an MP15-22...
It really likes a light trigger, most of mine that worked well were in the 4lb range or less and they all worked fine with a slidefire stock.
It's a lot cheaper to set it up on an MP15-22...
It really likes a light trigger, most of mine that worked well were in the 4lb range or less and they all worked fine with a slidefire stock.
embermage
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That too 
Biggfoot44
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Chad will probably be by shortly to tell you at length why bumpfire stocks are dangerous on rimfire/ blowback platforms.
SB281 Blaster
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Not recommended with 9mm blowback due to likelihood of an out of battery discharge. I have one on my M&P 15-22 and it is a blast to shoot, but you will need to do a little trigger work on it first.
hottubcliffordjames
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What about on a .300 blk pistol?
Pretty sure that would make it an SBR at that point, better have a stamp.. lol
hottubcliffordjames
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Thanks guys, appreciate your help
Hickok45 has a cool video of the DefendAR bump fire stock, certainly looks fun.
303_enfield
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I think it is just a wast of ammo. But, having one on a Saga 12 with a 20 round drum is fun as hell when 1,500 snow geese are coming in. Still a waste of ammo but it was FUN.
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