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can someone please explain the mechanics of bumpfiring the glock? How did that guy do it????
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can someone please explain the mechanics of bumpfiring the glock? How did that guy do it???? -
put any immovable object in the trigger guard push the gun foreward so it fires then the recoil will make the dowel or pen or whatever you want to use pull the trigger. fun for wasting ammo but I can pull the trigger faster on my own -
i was under the idea that you had to pull the trigger each time with your finger. isnt the board with a dowel video not kosher?----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Originally posted by xrMikeComment
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The dowel is depressing the trigger for each shot.Comment
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You do it the same way you bump an akNothin says hate like a .308Comment
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Glocks are REALLY easy to bump fire, especially with the 3.5# trigger mods.... I can bump a G17 or G19 with out a dowel, just have to get the right hold on it, so the gun floats in your hand and rocks back n forth under recoil... Once you know the hold its pretty easy to do it at will...
With the price of ammo these days, I dont bump fire ANYTHING anymore... I wish I could get my 22LR to bump haha
JComment
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puh leeeeeese video games and youth oh thee of little faith
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It's probably been posted here before but I'd rather see a gentleman such as this man than a spray and pray dude carrying a board.
The wise man said just find your place
In the eye of the storm
Seek the roses along the way
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The dowel is perfectly legal; just not legal in California. According to BATFE as long as the trigger is actuate for every round fired then it's legal. This is why a rubber band around your finger and the trigger guard is legal, however a rubber band around the charging handle and trigger is not. In the first instance, the rubber band is a firing aid that helps manipulate the trigger to fire it faster than a human can squeeze. In the second scenario the bolt handle is actuating the rubber band's elasticity and the rubber band automatic engages the trigger and in definition is an auto sear. Even though the dowel is actuating the trigger and not your finger; your hand requires you to put force against the gun for every shot fired - it's not automatic. This is why those bump firing stocks for the Ruger 10/22 were first ruled as burst activators, but later the BATFE changed their minds and said they were machine guns because the action was designed in a way that firing was automatic once the trigger was pressed. It was a fine line with that product, but with the dowel style devices it's clear and straight forward.
Now in California though, we have laws against burst activators and the likes. So the dowel device, although not an machine gun by the BATFE is illegal to own and use in California. There is nothing against using a technique where your hand pulls the trigger however.
I'd imagine the trick with Glocks would be simple; most likely a match 3.5 trigger, a low grasp that allows the glock to rock backwards under recoil, using less than a full grip to allow the gun to recoil in a circular motion instead of a straight backwar motion, and using your lower fingers to put enough pressure against the bottom of the mag well to roll it forward after recoil without limiting it's rocking motion. More difficult to explain than do, and even harder to master.quemadmodum gladius neminem occidit, occidentis telum est. - Lucius Annaeus
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Is that what this guy is doing?
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Home Depot sells machine gun parts! Think of the children!Frank Da TankComment
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