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explain to a newbie.... thanks.
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Might want to ask Lycanthrope............he taught Chuck Norris to bump fire
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hahaha... yeah saw that...
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What is it though?
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now going by the words... i would ASSUME that you would use it when firing long guns right? using the recoil to "pull" the trigger for you?
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The poormans machine gun is a method in which you make a semi fire like a full auto. I'll let lycan fill in the details as i'm not very good at it. I will say that its not the worlds safest practice.(whats beyong that backstop?) check you tube for vids!! tim
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There is lots of ways to bump fire. your just using the recoil of the gun to do your trigger work for you. You can blow through ammo like your firing an auto.
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company isp filter won't allow u tube.... damn....
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There is lots of ways to bump fire. your just using the recoil of the gun to do your trigger work for you. You can blow through ammo like your firing an auto.

that's what i thought. now can you only use that on long rifles? or can you bump fire a pistol?
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People do it with pistols but it dangerous.
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