Videos tagged with Bump Fire Stock

This YouTube video provides a tutorial on how to bump fire an AR-15 rifle, aiming to achieve rapid firing capabilities without the use of a dedicated bump stock. The content focuses on the technique and mechanics involved, emphasizing that it is not full-auto firing. The video aims to educate viewers on a specific shooting method for semi-automatic firearms.

This video features world-renowned shooter Jerry Miculek demonstrating his manual trigger speed against a Fostech AR Defender equipped with a bump fire stock. The comparison highlights that while bump fire can achieve a high rate of fire, skilled shooter accuracy remains superior. Expert insights into shot group analysis and split times are provided.

This video analyzes a proposed federal Assault Weapons Ban, detailing its definitions and potential impacts. Host Adam Kraut explains that the bill defines 'semiautomatic assault weapons' based on specific features like pistol grips, folding stocks, and threaded barrels, requiring only one such feature for a rifle or pistol to be banned. It also targets bump-fire stocks, binary triggers, and large-capacity magazines (over 10 rounds), with exceptions for 22 rimfire tubular magazines and grandfathered devices. The bill proposes stricter transfer rules for grandfathered firearms, requiring dealer involvement for sales, gifts, or loans.

This discussion delves into the complexities of gun control legislation, specifically focusing on the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting and the debate surrounding bump fire stocks. The participants critically examine the role of President Trump and the NRA in opening the door to potential bans and new regulations, highlighting concerns that such measures could impact the broader firearms aftermarket and infringe upon Second Amendment rights. The conversation also touches upon the effectiveness of laws in preventing crime and the importance of understanding the legal definitions of firearms and their components.

This video discusses proposed gun control legislation, specifically the Corbello Moulton Bill, which the speaker argues broadly defines 'rate enhancing devices.' The speaker, who has legally registered an NFA short-barreled rifle, explains how common firearm components like muzzle devices, light triggers, and even reduced bolt carriers could be construed as illegal under the proposed bill. The video emphasizes the potential for this legislation to criminalize lawful firearm owners and urges viewers to contact their representatives.

This video showcases the Saiga AK74 rifle, specifically highlighting its modification with a Fostech Bumpski all-metal bump-fire stock. The host, FPSRussia, demonstrates the rifle's rapid-fire capability and the effectiveness of the 5.45x39mm caliber. The content emphasizes the reliability of the Bumpski stock compared to plastic alternatives and clarifies the legal status of the firearm as a semi-automatic civilian-legal weapon.