They also make a conversion kit for AR-15s http://www.slidefire.com/products/ar15 for $370, or you can pick up a converted AR-15 from them for $1850.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0f7OCnrrpk

 

Would love to get one for my ak but I probably won't. They are legal because the are not firing mechanisms, operator pulls the trigger with every round fired, and they are classified as stocks which are approved by the atf. I wanna to shoot one it will be the closest thing Ill probably get to firing a gun full auto.

 

um....fully auto are legal too

 

Ya I meant more like its legal to go get a stock and put it on a rifle with out going through a proceed other than a transaction where its illegal to go buy a full auto firearm with out going through the process of tax stamps and the other bs.

 

I might get this for my Saiga.

 

Over-rated imho.

You have to apply considerable forward force and it kills accuracy more-so than even true auto. A huge waste of ammo, just nice for looks.

 

True auto isn't all that accurate either, especially if you don't have tracer rounds to walk them in. True auto is a waste of ammo on small rifles (less than 30rd capacity mag, or a barrel that can handle more heat), that is why the military got rid of it and went to 3 round burst. And 3 round burst is more for supressive fire, not well aimed to kill fire, that is and will always be semi. With true auto, you have a rise with each round, this could possible counter that by almost forcing you to push up with each trigger pull (pushing up and having the other hand as a pivot will cause the muzzle to go down), so it could be more accurate than true auto? But yes, mostly just for fun/looks, not all that accurate.