Mass shootings

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(02-20-2018, 10:16 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Although I get what you are saying in the first sentence; I don't think it is worded well. If the "need" to shoot it should ever arise I would like the handicapped be able to shoot as well.

Agree.  It was poorly worded.  I was attempting to say I didn't think the specific functionality provided by a bump stock was something the handicap needed.  I may be way off there.

(02-20-2018, 11:44 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Bfine already covered the first bit below.  Bump stocks were created to aid a handicapped person's ability to defend themselves.  As to you trigger question, any trigger upgrade that lowers the foot pounds required to "break" the trigger (i.e. release the hammer), if well made, will enable you to shoot faster and more accurately.  Some stock triggers feel like you're arm wrestling Hercules before the trigger breaks.  My stock PPKS is a great example (it's from the 60's and says made in West Germany on it, I'm not modifying a thing on it).  It's double action feels like pulling a sled through a gravel pit with a fat dude sitting on it.  You're first shot is going to be garbage with such a tight trigger pull.  Now, will it mimic full auto fire like a bump stock?  No, but it does increase the rate of fire, accurate fire no less.  As an aside, a shoelace or a belt loop can achieve the same full auto mimicry as a bump stock.

Makes sense.