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Re: Slidefire on .22
I wouldnt think a .22 rimfire would work very well at all for bumpfiring. You need more recoild to get it going.
Are you looking to put this on an AR with a .22lr conversion installed?
I wouldnt think a .22 rimfire would work very well at all for bumpfiring. You need more recoild to get it going.
Are you looking to put this on an AR with a .22lr conversion installed?
Re: Slidefire on .22
Would probably be much more work on your part to get it to function. I would bet that I could pul the trigger faster and more accurately than manually sliding the stock back and fourth with the little recoil from the .22. I have seen videos of them working, but I also saw lots of FTFs and it didn't look like the people shooting were very consistent with it.
Would probably be much more work on your part to get it to function. I would bet that I could pul the trigger faster and more accurately than manually sliding the stock back and fourth with the little recoil from the .22. I have seen videos of them working, but I also saw lots of FTFs and it didn't look like the people shooting were very consistent with it.
Re: Slidefire on .22
It really depends in your trigger weight. I've personally seen my buddy shoulder bumpfire a 10/22
It really depends in your trigger weight. I've personally seen my buddy shoulder bumpfire a 10/22
Re: Slidefire on .22
At first I was considering a .22 LR conversion but changed my mind when thought about burning up my R15 barrel. Then I changed gears and looked at a few AR style .22s. I'm not sure about having enough recoil either. Sounds like it may be more expense for slidefiresolutions plus new.22 than it's worth. Sure sounds fun if it will work though.
At first I was considering a .22 LR conversion but changed my mind when thought about burning up my R15 barrel. Then I changed gears and looked at a few AR style .22s. I'm not sure about having enough recoil either. Sounds like it may be more expense for slidefiresolutions plus new.22 than it's worth. Sure sounds fun if it will work though.
Re: Slidefire on .22
Sounds fun, but it could be a problem. On a blowback, you can occasionally touch one off while the gun is slightly out of battery. I did that recently with my rimfire service rifle trainer. I was glad to have the thick glove and Creedmoor jacket on that day.
Sounds fun, but it could be a problem. On a blowback, you can occasionally touch one off while the gun is slightly out of battery. I did that recently with my rimfire service rifle trainer. I was glad to have the thick glove and Creedmoor jacket on that day.
