so i was strolling through bulletfest and what did i see but something that looked like a spring actuated bumpfire device for a 1919. so i looked a bit more and sure enough it was. at that point i was like WTF that cant be legal. i started talking to one of the people around their tent and he said that it was BATF approved. it's a spade grip setup w/ a paddle trigger that actuated the original trigger. when the gun fires it compresses two springs and recoils rearward away from the "new" trigger allowing the "old" trigger to reset. at this point the springs overcome the rearward thrust of the recoil and push the gun forward thus puching the new trigger into the old trigger and firing another round.
i still had a hard time beliving that BATFE let this fly, but the woman at the tent was kind enough to show me the approval letter. The letter did say that it was NOT a MG.
personally i'm still a bit skeptical that the ATF won't re-classify it but if they dont all i can say is wow
their website is a bit lacking but there is a vid of it on the pics page
http://www.aw-sim.com/
i still had a hard time beliving that BATFE let this fly, but the woman at the tent was kind enough to show me the approval letter. The letter did say that it was NOT a MG.
personally i'm still a bit skeptical that the ATF won't re-classify it but if they dont all i can say is wow
their website is a bit lacking but there is a vid of it on the pics page
http://www.aw-sim.com/