http://slidefiresolutions.com/Products.html

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcUHhVmYSmQ

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6v7fuF1F0s

 

Interesting, wonder if it would be a "collapsible stock" under NJ's view.

 

Not sure what ranges would allow it or if I'd want to deal with all the negative attention when firing it.

Don't even think about it.

Nice.

 

I wonder what Bill Akins thinks of this.

Nice.

 

I wonder what Bill Akins thinks of this.

 

 

I bet he's spitting white-hot nails... We'll see if the BATFE changes their opinion on this one too.

Would that even be accurate?

Clearly its a collapsible stock

Stay AWAY from that POS.

 

Besides, on day 2 of the revolution, we will all have automatic weapons.

just bumb fire with your regular stock....if you shoulder the gun and control it with your front hand you can control it enough you put the rounds center mass on ft dix terrorist targets.

319 bucks? Why would anyone ever spend that much money. You can get a whole bag of rubber bands for a dollar.

319 bucks? Why would anyone ever spend that much money. You can get a whole bag of rubber bands for a dollar.

I was thinking the same thing.

Their will be a market for it...

Using the slidefire bump-fire stock with a 100-round drum magazine:

 

Lol, that's great. The ammo cost will run you out of the house but it'd sure be a blast.

319 bucks? Why would anyone ever spend that much money. You can get a whole bag of rubber bands for a dollar.

 

I agree. But I'd still like to try one. Can't get any of my buddies who are saving $ for M16s to buy one.

Found this on my Jeep forum, technically it's NJ legal, however I don't think I'd touch it.

http://www.slidefiresolutions.com/Products.html

Watch the YouTube video

oh no.... might be going back to an AR.

Wait a minute... WTF, why is the left side of trigger well blocked off? I would not be able to use this. Lefty bias ... Lefty bias... I will sue!

 

Oh... there is a left handed model. Ok now I want one.

If I wasnt n Jersey I would get one of those

it is a telescoping stock.. LOL

Please explain how that's NJ legal. I only see a BATFE letter indicating it is approved by them. I smell something akin to an Akin's Accelerator brewing. That last sentence sounds funny.

This has been discussed: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/20448-slidefire-stock-selectable-bump-firing/

Merging the two threads.

If anybody gets one bring it over here so I can try it. I'll let you shoot the real deal in return

anyone determine if this is legal in NJ? the price is down to $99

 

https://www.bumpfiresystems.com/product/ar15-bfsystem/

I don't know, but there was another thread on this and I have tried the Slidefire version. It works surprisingly well and the automatic fire is also very controllable.

anyone determine if this is legal in NJ? the price is down to $99

 

https://www.bumpfiresystems.com/product/ar15-bfsystem/

I like it..

Meh...

Meh...

I agree. Another gimmick like those shotgun guage chambered revolers.

I never liked em. Its coolnon someone elses gun shooting someone elses ammo.

as far as I am aware there is not a "ban" directly on the part... with that said it could IMO indirectly be considered a telescoping stock when one reads the AWB rules in a literal way..

 

the rules say that the following is an AW feature..

 

(1) A folding or telescoping stock;

 

the stock obviously does not fold.. but does it "telescope"?

telescoping stock is not defined so one would have to observe the normal accepted definition..

 

 

tel·e·scope

ˈteləˌskōp/

verb

gerund or present participle: telescoping

(with reference to an object made of concentric tubular parts) slide or cause to slide into itself, so that it becomes smaller.

 

in that most simple definition the stock definitely is "telescoping"... there is the tube of the stock.. on the buffer tube.. and when fired the outer tube collapses over the inner tube.. literally telescoping..

the most real scenario is that the stock in itself would never be scrutinized until it rubs someone the wrong way.. it just "looks illegal" the police get involved.. and the state builds a case around it "telescoping".. they stand in a court room.. describe the AW rules.. describe the definition of telescoping.. and then proceed to describe how you are using an illegal telescoping stock to make an unregistered assault weapon capable of mimicking the shooting of a machine gun..

 

your chances at that point of winning are very slim as the stock does in fact "telescope"

I agree. Another gimmick like those shotgun guage chambered revolers.

Ever shot one?

 

I have shot several M16s over the decades and own one. I thought the Slidefire was a blast.

 

Haters gonna hate...

If you follow @slide_fire on Instagram, they have a teaser pic of an upcoming product release that appears to show a moving pistol grip.