I would much prefer someone trying to shoot me with a 2-3 second burst of automatic fire, then to hunt me down and fire off 30 precise shots as I try to escape or hide.
Bump stocks are inherently inaccurate. Fun for a plinking at the range but I wouldn’t have one. I’ve no use for it. With that said, they should be legal.
Agreed, I have often argued that true full automatic fire is not only generally ineffective(except from dedicated automatic weapons like m-2s or 240s), but is a massive waste of ammo.
Well placed single shot rounds are far more effective. Ripping off automatic fire from an AK or M-16 would accomplish one thing, you would be out of ammo pretty quick, and your attackers would still be coming
I concur. In the mid 1980s, I was in a billet that allowed me to fire full automatic M16s. After about a 100 rds per session, I would tire of shooting the M16, because the first round would go where I wanted it, but the rest went else where. Later, I read where the British determined that it took about 10,000 rds of dedicated training to become proficient in shooting the Sten submachineguns. As such they started making semiautomatic Stens.