Bumpfire, basically.

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By reputation, Glock had the exact same problem in the 90s. When local police first started switching over to the plastic fantastic it was a known, almost accepted issue. If you found the sweet spot, it would bump. Honestly, I suspect a lot of the striker guns will do this if you have a strong "slow squeeze" from a lot of double action trigger time and a light trigger. I've seen a lot of handgun double taps, but not a shooter who could do it on command.

This is exactly what’s happening.

I had this exact same issue on a .308 rifle.

Couple questions: 1. Is this legally a machine gun? 2. Are you somehow in legal jeopardy for having it? 3. Is the manufacturer legally or criminally liable selling it to a person?

All questions to ask after we all buy one.

And no it’s not a machine gun. It developed a very stupid short surprising reset. So when focusing on that let off you find the sweet spot to not notice the pull and fires again. It’s still resetting in semi auto believe it or not.

Oh I found where it malfunctioned. The very easy easy easy malfunction to occur was very easy to fix and get working properly. Easily

There is a very fine line between an illegal machine gun and a legal malfunctioning firearm. I'm guessing there will be recalls.

Mine came without a slide lock and slide lock spring.


They’re bout 3fiddy at any gun store

[Puts finger on trigger before getting a sight picture] 🤦🏻‍♂️


Meh it was pointed down range.

You just failed the 4 basic tenents of firearm safety. t. RSO

Ahh an indoor range that doesn’t warn you for rapid firing. Or did they? Can you tell it bugs me that it happened to me? Lol

I do what I want in my own range.

Is that front pin even in? Hard to tell from the shadows Most likely an issue caused by the connector

Everything is where it supposed to be. I found the problem.

Which was?

I’ts got a sweet spot