New rifle mimics machine gun's rapid fire -- and it's legal

[Ghost in the Machine]

13. Poor little jimmy the one. Is that a God Complex,"the one"? Do you think you're the Chosen One or

something?? We can tell you think you're already a prophet, or psychic. Here's proof:

Ghost, about to become, a ghost on here.

You haven't even been here a year, and you think you own the place? Is that the "Chosen One" complex/delusion kicking in again? Like I've told many other noobs in your shoes: I've been here a hell of a lot longer than you have, and I'll be here long after you're gone. It's easy to spot the disruptors... maybe that's why 80% of your posts in the past 90 days have been in the gungeon?

Next, you try to double down on your psychic abilities:

Baloney, some will keep it above the fireplace mantel or perhaps on a pedestal in the living room, ha.

And just WTF is *this* shit?:

Miss this part, little big man?:

Are you trying to overcompensate for something? Is it easy hiding behind a keyboard trying to look like a tough guy? I picture you looking something like Howard Wolowitz from The Big Bang Theory, lol.

You also seem to have trouble staying on topic, which isn't good for a real discussion:

Slide Fire already sells bump-stocks for $370 that speed up the rate of fire for semiautomatics. The company also sells semiautomatic rifles that have already been accessorized for bump-fire, costing between $1,150 to $1,950. But these guns use magazines, not belts, and thus have limited ammo capacity... Hill, who referred to the Slide Fire products as "a poor man's machine gun,"..

I responded to the OP, which was about a $6,000 belt-fed rifle, nothing more, nothing less. As for your reading comprehension skills, you *did* notice that it's only a stock for $370, right? I didn't bother looking at what else the company sells, because it seemed that the OP wanted to draw attention to these $6,000 belt-fed guns. As far as being a "poor man's machine gun", I know plenty of poor people who would spend that $1,200 to $2,000 ( $1,150 - $1,950 plus tax, on a used vehicle, or to fix the one they already have, before they would purchase one of these weapons. What does this tell us?? It tells us that MY idea of a "poor man" greatly differs from yours, or this gun companys.

You double down on your reading comprehension again right here:

ghost giving show & tell: Hell, my most expensive gun is only worth around $900, then there's my deer rifle & my sons deer rifle, about $350/ea, two .22 rifles, about $125/ea and a single barrel 12 ga., about $69.99 when I bought it new about 18 years ago. They are hidden away in a safe, which is bolted from the inside to two steel reinforced walls, and six bolts through the concrete and steel reinforced floor.

It's not about you.

Yeah, I guess you *could* call that "show and tell", since I was actually showing the way a responsible gun owner keeps their weapons locked up and safe, but anyone reading this *KNOWS* that isn't how YOU intended it.

Then you try another slam?? How LAME!

Did you ever post on a website 'Guns dot com'? A gitm was reg'd there, gunnut. Bet there's a ghost in the slide fire machines.

No, I've never posted on guns dot com, so how about you provide a link? Speaking of gunnuts, it seems you're the one familiar with all the gun sites, and even remember names. Now you better hurry up and go make up a profile using my name at slide fire, or whatever it is.

I don't have any more time for your stupd games, so don't bother responding.. unless you like wasting your time.. because I'll just ignore you like I did the clown above you, but you'll think you got the last word in and scared me off. LMMFAO!

Oh... one more thing before I'm done with you: How often do you quote REPUBLICAN Chief Justices who were appointed by a resigned in disgrace REPUBLICAN President*?? Tells me all I need to know about you

Ghost