Legal Bumpfire stock on the market

[Voodoochile]

Apparently this guy got his "Good to Go" letter from the ATF and he's selling these...they go for $320 apiece but customers are saying they work like a charm.

http://slidefiresolutions.com/Product-SSAR-15.html

I'm in no way affiliated with Slidefire Solutions or any of its subsidiaries

 

[Biggsly]

Kinda ugly, but cool.

 

[GlockedandLoaded]

Apparently this guy got his "Good to Go" letter from the ATF and he's selling these...they go for $320 apiece but customers are saying they work like a charm.

http://slidefiresolutions.com/Product-SSAR-15.html

I'm in no was affiliated with Slidefire Solutions or any of its subsidiaries

very very cool

 

[Furious_George]

Looks like a blast to shoot. Might have to pick one up sometime down the line.

 

[CAR-AR-M16]

The Akins Accelerator stock for the 10/22 also had a "good to go" letter from ATF. ATF latter reversed their decision and declared the stock a "post-86 machinegun" and the owners got screwed. http://www.atf.gov/regulations-rulings/rulings/atf-rulings/atf-ruling-2006-2.pdf

 

[MaddSkillz]

This will be interesting.

 

[Perplexed]

That is COOL!!! No need for a $200 stamp or NFA paperwork, if I understand correctly? And they demo this on a .223, a 7.62x39, and a 9mm platform. If the same stock can work with any of those calibers and more, I'm sold!!!

ETA: Hmm, if the ATF reverses their decision as in the Akins case, what happens to customers who've bought the SSA stock? Are they likewise screwed?

 

[Voodoochile]

The Akins Accelerator stock for the 10/22 also had a "good to go" letter from ATF. ATF latter reversed their decision and declared the stock a "post-86 machinegun" and the owners got screwed.

Yeah I remember that...The inventor came on Ar15.com and made an argument regarding his approach to the ATF being more "upfront" than Akins'...still I'd be surprised if the ATF sat still while these things flew off the shelves. Time will tell..If I get one I might pay cash

 

[jfssms]

The Akins Accelerator stock for the 10/22 also had a "good to go" letter from ATF. ATF latter reversed their decision and declared the stock a "post-86 machinegun" and the owners got screwed.

Yes....those that are interested may want to ask Mark of Marks Firearms about the above statement!

 

[Voodoochile]

I cut and pasted from Arfcom why the guy from Slidefire thinks he will succeed where Akins failed......

Since there has been so much mis-information about the SSAR-15 and the process that I went through to bring this to market - I feel that it is necessary for me to clear up the facts as they actually are ... not as some people have assumed.

First off ... the letter that I sent the ATF regarding the rifle stock was very clear about it's intended purpose - to allow me to bump fire without having to hold the rifle at my waste. I also stated in this letter - as a secondary benefit - that it could also be used to help those that did not have the ability to manipulate the trigger using the traditional methods. At no point did I try to mislead anyone what the purpose of the SSAR-15 was ... it was so that I could bump fire while securely holding my rifle. A DV friend of mine, a quadriplegic, cannot pull the trigger on his rifle without using a dowel ... eventually I was able to adapt the SSAR-15 so that he could use his rifle just like the rest of us.

Second ... Mr. Akins 10/22 accelerator device was never submitted to the BATFE for evaluation. The item that was sent for evaluation was an SKS prototype that did not function. The BATFE never saw, nor did they ever approve the Akins Accelerator - so the individuals stating they reversed their decision do not know the facts. This documentation can be found online with a little Google Fu. The BATFE only required the spring in the AA device and the owners were allowed to keep their rifle stocks.

Third ... the BATFE ruling was made with the SSAR-15 installed ON one of their AR-15 rifles. The BATFE took pictures of the SSAR-15 installed and included it with their approval letter ... here they are.