FS SKS hellfire system (fire full auto legally)

Michael Warrillow

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Mar 28, 1997, 3:00:00 AM3/28/97

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Unused Hell Fire system for SKS. For those unfamiliar with the system it
attaches behind the trigger (no gunsmithing necessary) and allows the user to
fire full auto.

$15 OBO shipped to you

Email for more information and/or check out rec.guns evaluation of this
product at http://www.recguns.com/XB.html.

Michael Warrillow

mwar...@vt.edu

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Mar 29, 1997, 3:00:00 AM3/29/97

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Michael Warrillow wrote:
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# Unused Hell Fire system for SKS. For those unfamiliar with the system it
# attaches behind the trigger (no gunsmithing necessary) and allows the user to
# fire full auto.

Don't post crap like this...

It does NOT allow you to fire full-auto. It works like a ratchet, giving
so many pulls of your trigger for every pull of the device. It in no way
modifies your action.

There are those out there that would see this and contribute to gunshop
gossip, innuendo, and misinformation.

Thanks.

GOJPO

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Mar 31, 1997, 3:00:00 AM3/31/97

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The hellfire isn't even a ratchet device (I think you have it confused
with another "full auto" add on chunk o' crap) It's a little lever and a
coil spring that attaches to the trigger guard and presses a lever against
the back of the trigger to help the trigger return forward faster. The
preferred method of use of a rifle with the hellfire is to hold the weapon
at an odd "shoot from the hip" position. You hold the rifle with your
left hand around the forearm of the weapon and insert your trigger finger
in the trigger guard, don't grip the rifle with the trigger hand. Now, you
pull the rifle foreward with the left hand until it fires. Maintain a
constant pull on the forearm of the rifle. What happens is that the rifle
fires, recoils, and you pull it forward againto fire it again. With the
hellfire in place this becomes somewhat of a full auto situation. If you
get just the right amount of tension, you get this jittery rapid sequence
of shots. As you can imagine, you can't hit a damn thing like this. It's
really just a wacky way of hearing your rifle burn up ammo really quickly.
Avoid garbage like this hellfire thingie at all costs.

Gryffin

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Apr 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM4/1/97

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In article <5horu6$b...@xring.cs.umd.edu>, go...@aol.com (GOJPO) wrote:

#> The hellfire isn't even a ratchet device (I think you have it confused
#> with another "full auto" add on chunk o' crap) It's a little lever and a
#> coil spring that attaches to the trigger guard and presses a lever against
#> the back of the trigger to help the trigger return forward faster. The
#> preferred method of use of a rifle with the hellfire is to hold the weapon
#> at an odd "shoot from the hip" position. You hold the rifle with your
#> left hand around the forearm of the weapon and insert your trigger finger
#> in the trigger guard, don't grip the rifle with the trigger hand. Now, you
#> pull the rifle foreward with the left hand until it fires. Maintain a
#> constant pull on the forearm of the rifle. What happens is that the rifle
#> fires, recoils, and you pull it forward againto fire it again. With the
#> hellfire in place this becomes somewhat of a full auto situation. If you
#> get just the right amount of tension, you get this jittery rapid sequence
#> of shots. As you can imagine, you can't hit a damn thing like this. It's
#> really just a wacky way of hearing your rifle burn up ammo really quickly.
#> Avoid garbage like this hellfire thingie at all costs.

You don't need a Hellfire, or any other hardware, to do this. I've seen it
done with AR's, AK's, and other semiautos. Useless, you're right, but a
heckuva lotta fun to watch (unless it's YOUR ammo that's getting wasted).

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Gryffin
Gry...@GryffNet.com
"Never attribute to malice that which can be
adequately explained by stupidity."

Mikjrob

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Apr 9, 1997, 3:00:00 AM4/9/97

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Ditto the condemnation of the Hellfire --- what a waste of cash and ammo!
It is purely and simply trash.