[Zevon]

Well yea - but how can I get to 'pulse' out three rounds at a time? Or maybe I am confusing Alien's with reality again.

Mmmmm - lower grenade launcher!

[SasquatchSniper]

Kel Tec Sub 2000 with 33 round Glock mags!!! Best option available IMO. And I have 2 Korean mags that I haven't had any problems with

[Zevon]

Quote:       Originally Posted by big shrek

That stock is SO not needed...With nothing but a rubberband and a fast finger you can empty the mag rather quickly...

Do these Stocks work on Calicos?

Still trying to figure Your configuration out...

How exactly do you rig - what sort of rubber band?

[big shrek]

google bumpfire, that'll show ya how to do it

[Big Dog]

A stock that enables auto or 3-round burst? I see BATFE problems in the wind. Make sure your paperwork is in order.

[big shrek]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Big Dog

A stock that enables auto or 3-round burst? I see BATFE problems in the wind. Make sure your paperwork is in order.

The bumpfire stock relies on one pull of the trigger per bullet fired...it just makes it easier to do since its a whole arm motion instead of one finger.
Its also innaccurate as Heck...so its really only good to clear a hallway in your home...with a Hi-Cap gun of some sort

Heck, play enough "Link's Crossbow Adventure" and "Sport Shooting USA", & you get mighty fast on the trigger for long periods of time
and "Buck Hunter Pro" is the reason my shot times went WAY down with my slide-actions!
Repeat an action often enough, it becomes second nature...and gets faster as you practice.
Also a great way to practice Off-hand shooting techniques!! Better to do OFF the range so you get muscle memory FIRST!!
And for those of us who are truly sick puppies, put heavier springs in the game controls...strengthens the trigger fingers

So yeah, it pays to be a Gamer Geek, and its a great way to keep in practice when you are dealing with long periods away from the range...
like the twins have caused for me...LOL

[Zevon]

Quote:       Originally Posted by big shrek

google bumpfire, that'll show ya how to do it

Been there - done it; Trouble is they wrap band Behind trigger pushing it forward. Calico has no space behind trigger.

[Zevon]

Quote:       Originally Posted by big shrek

The bumpfire stock relies on one pull of the trigger per bullet fired...it just makes it easier to do since its a whole arm motion instead of one finger. Its also innaccurate as Heck...so its really only good to clear a hallway in your home...with a Hi-Cap gun of some sort Heck, play enough "Link's Crossbow Adventure" and "Sport Shooting USA", & you get mighty fast on the trigger for long periods of time and "Buck Hunter Pro" is the reason my shot times went WAY down with my slide-actions! Repeat an action often enough, it becomes second nature...and gets faster as you practice. Also a great way to practice Off-hand shooting techniques!! Better to do OFF the range so you get muscle memory FIRST!! And for those of us who are truly sick puppies, put heavier springs in the game controls...strengthens the trigger fingers So yeah, it pays to be a Gamer Geek, and its a great way to keep in practice when you are dealing with long periods away from the range... like the twins have caused for me...LOL

The stock is legal but looks SERIOUSLY inaccurate. Love idea of ACCURATE three round pulses - but that just comes from watching "Aliens" too many times. After getting 2000 rds 9mm and watching how many neighbors I would kill, see: The Box O' Truth - Sitemap
I am giving serious consideration to spraying bullets that SHATTER when hitting my wall. All they know is they are being shot at. And some amazing defense rounds in a side arm - or shotgun for close encounters. I say - make 'em piss their pants before you kill them. : )

[Ten Man]

Why try to reinvent the wheel?

If you want a RELIABLE,and DURABLE hi-cap 9MM, go with a Glock 17 and their proven 33 round magazines. To put it in carbine format, go here:

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