I have experience with them....
 

The discounted price is not for the "Select Fire mode 3" versions. I'm sure they will offer a discount to anyone verified SF, but not enough to entice anyone who has shot real FA (Guessing all SF have played with much better toys). The "Mode 3" they are selling is nothing more than another form of advanced bump fire. It has a very short and light reset that allows the recoil to help your finger keep pulling the trigger with a little practice (Waste of ammo).

I will say it is the best device of this nature I have seen yet, but still not worth the money and will be a huge disappointment for anyone who has any experience with actual full auto. On a side note, this is not a USM4 product and the drop in trigger will be available early 2014. Bad news, they are saying the drop in trigger kit will probably run $400-$500.

I have no association with either company, just live 10 minutes from US Autoweapons and know a couple guys that work there. They do seem to support SF in a big way as they have a huge display of memorabilia behind glass as you walk in the shop. Would probably qualify for the hall of shame except nobody there is claiming to be SF, just honoring and supporting.

Mike

Mike

For those who do not know, there are no new manufacture automatic weapons being made for civilian ownership and there haven't been any made since 1986.

The registry was essentially frozen to new entries, all you can do is to pay many thousands of dollars to buy one of the increasingly rare pre-ban automatics.

In 1985, you could buy an M-16 for less than $1,000, now they are $15,000 and up, if you can find a transferrable one. Not too many investments have done better than that.

A registered drop in auto sear or lightning link is also in the multiple thousands of dollars.

TR