Rapid fire trigger activator
OwnerClifford E. Millerinventor
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A Rapid Fire Trigger Activator and accessory gun stock used to convert any semi-automatic carbine, rifle, or shot gun to nearly the firing capability of an automatic weapon which includes, a main side plate, having a pivot pin; a slide tube; a fore end hand grip; a slotted cam plate; a transfer bar; a swing out safety block; a trigger activator having a spring load plunger pin; and a nylon bearing block. When the fore end hand grip is pumped back and forth it will cause the transfer bar to pivot about the pivot pin which in turn will cause the trigger activator to be displaced towards the weapons trigger by the swing out safety block due to the up and down displacement of a transfer bar slot pin as it follows the cam slot. The trigger of the weapon is always fully accessible and functional whether or not the safety block is in place or not. The swing of the safety block is fitted with a spring loaded plunger pin that allows for its adjustment to various types of weapon trigger configurations and different types of weapon sear actions. On the forward portion of the main side plate is a nylon bearing block which has a frictional slide lock which functions as an additional safety feature to prevent the unintentional movement of the slotted cam plate due to the accidental displacement of the fore end hand grip.
A rapid fire trigger activator apparatus attached to a weapon's receiver used to convert any semi-automatic firearm, fired from the shoulder, into nearly the firing capability of an automatic weapon, comprising:
A rapid fire trigger activator used to convert a Charter Arm AR-7 weapon from a semi-automatic into nearly the firing capability of an automatic weapon, comprising:
A rapidl fire trigger activator used to convert a Ruger TM 10-22 weapon from a semi-automatic into a nearly the firing capability of an automatic weapon, comprising:
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