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When I was young….I had “fun” doing many things that were stupid, dangerous, ill advised, potentially impregnating, and not in my long term best interests. But, it was EXCITING!!! Made my eyes bug out, my heart beat fast, gave me chills, caused remorse, regret, guilt, and reflection upon my actions at a later date.
The next week I went out and did the same things, and it was even more fun, because I know how to do it better and quicker! Eventually, I learned how to do some of these things safely…..well, not actually “safely”, but at least less dangerously.
“Fun” is the antidote to boredom. If you’re not pushing the edge, you’re not really alive.
If someone wants to live a “safe” live, they should become a Nun. Or do like WOK does, engage only yourself in Social Intercourse, in a darkened room, with an environmentally friendly lubricant!
I absolutely do not want to die a slow natural death.
Kindest regards,
Uncle H 😯 😯 T
I hear what you are saying HO but “Fun” can have unintended consequences that are hardly worth the potential bullshit factor
check out A-2 tire launch
classic
SAW
You could have just said “”You’ll shoot your eye out kid.””
I suppose that is good advice. But I dont want good advice I wanna have fun 😆
Check out that guys minigun vid., holy shit !!!!!!!
Don’t know who this guy is, but man he has some great videos.
I had to subscribe 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛
SAW
I would leave it on your “wish list” HO
before anyone buys one of these gimmicks they would be well advised to review the Atchisson Accelerator stock debacle that occurred under the GW Bush ATFE which involved a very similar stock for the 10/22 Ruger that was also cleared by his new ATFE for production and unregulated sale.
Lord knows how many purchased Accelerator stocks which were a spendy proposition, like a bit over a grand as I recall
system used a chassis that bolted to your 10/22 action that was then installed in the Accelerator stock. The action was fully free floated and internally spring loaded so the upon recoil the trigger bounced off your finger and very effectively mimicked full auto fire.
Some months after the stocks release an end user wrote ATFE FTB to obtain a Tech Branch letter in His own name and everything unraveled fast with FTB overruling the previous clearance letter thus illlegalizing all of the stocks already sold.
See the devil is that most ATFE clearance letters are only good for the person they are addressed to and further can be overruled at the drop of the hat
In the case of the Accelerator stock a backward trace was initiated using company shipping records and all owners were required to remove the spring from their stocks and return them to ATFE…yes, the Feds decreed a coil spring a “Machinegun” under the NFA!
Another point is that a fair number of States define any of these devices as “Machineguns” in and of themselves. Here in Minnesota Hellfires, BMF adapters and yes this stock are unregistered machineguns under State law…can’t speak for New York but you may want to scope out your State Statutes.
Basically the Slide-fire stock uses the Accelerator principle without the spring assist but that doesn’t mean ATFE can’t change their minds at any time in the future
remember these are the folks that have argued in court that a common shoe string can be a “machingun” depending on the defendants intent.
Thats on my wish list 😀
if hes Russian Im a greek lmfao!!!
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Ol Hoot and his sheep stories! Never get enough 😆