Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Watch my new bump stock video where I 3D print a bump stock and talk about the ban going into place! youtu.be/87RJiVQV8hQ
With all the information about bump stocks recently, I've been curious as to whether or not a rifle with a bump stock could actually shoot as many rounds as a fully automatic rifle.
A bump stock is designed to simulate a fully automatic rate of fire, on a semi-automatic gun. It does this by replacing the stock and grip that the rifle comes with, and allows the butt of the gun to slide in and out of the bump stock. The forward pressure from the front hand pulling the gun forward, combined with the recoil from each shot, allows a semi-automatic rate of fire.
But can it actually keep up with the rate of fire from a fully automatic rifle? Most fully automatic rifles can shoot anywhere from 600-950 rounds per minute! So can a bump stock actually simulate that? Lets find out.
Don't forget to like the video if you found it interesting, or awesome for that matter, and subscribe so you don't miss future videos. Thanks a ton for watching!
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Watch my new bump stock video where I 3D print a bump stock and talk about the ban going into place! youtu.be/87RJiVQV8hQ
With all the information about bump stocks recently, I've been curious as to whether or not a rifle with a bump stock could actually shoot as many rounds as a fully automatic rifle.
A bump stock is designed to simulate a fully automatic rate of fire, on a semi-automatic gun. It does this by replacing the stock and grip that the rifle comes with, and allows the butt of the gun to slide in and out of the bump stock. The forward pressure from the front hand pulling the gun forward, combined with the recoil from each shot, allows a semi-automatic rate of fire.
But can it actually keep up with the rate of fire from a fully automatic rifle? Most fully automatic rifles can shoot anywhere from 600-950 rounds per minute! So can a bump stock actually simulate that? Lets find out.
Don't forget to like the video if you found it interesting, or awesome for that matter, and subscribe so you don't miss future videos. Thanks a ton for watching!
*If you are going to comment, make sure it is something productive or educational. We are here to learn, not to argue.*
