[re_guderian]

Anyone used any of these trigger assemblies on their guns (to create a full-auto-like rate of fire)? Any input as to which brand, and downsides like wear, etc.? Thinking it would be fun on the 10/22...

[ar2stp48]

I have shot the Ruger 10/22 with the Hellfire version. It was ok; takes a litlle getting used to the method to make it work correctly. System is simply a spring attached to the trigger--can be removed anytime, easily. To over simplify the method: instead of pulling the trigger, you hold trigger finger steady and pull the stock forward with left hand. The recoil creates a bounce effect and the trigger is pulled agan and again. Im sure someone will comment on my description but that is how it seemed to me.
I shot the 10/22 with the Hellfire and then fired a friends full auto 10/22 for comparison. Hellfire is inexpensive, legal, and is fun to play with.

[brian]

it's called ''bump'' firing, and no special trigger is needed, it's all in how you hold teh weapon.