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Quick Look
Slide Fire Technologies introduced the Slide Fire AR-15 stock to simulate bump-fire in AR-15 style rifles. Its design allows rapid fire with controlled recoil management. Though Slide Fire stocks were popular among enthusiasts, legal restrictions have limited their availability and use.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Enables bump-fire functionality on AR-15 platform
- Improves rapid-fire control compared to traditional bump stocks
- Constructed with durable polymer materials
- Easy installation without permanent rifle modification
- Popular before regulatory restrictions limited sales
Key Variants
Slide Fire SSAR-15
Designed for AR-15 rifles, offering reliable bump-fire action for advanced shooters.
Slide Fire SSAR-22
A variant tailored for .22 LR rifles providing bump-fire simulation with lighter recoil.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Slide Fire AR-15 | Franklin Armory Binary Trigger | Bump Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $350 - $400 | $300 - $400 | $150 - $250 |
| Compatibility | AR-15 styles | AR-15 with specific lower | AR-15 and similar rifles |
| Weight | Approx. 13 oz | N/A (trigger system) | Approx. 12 oz |
| Optics-Ready | Depends on rifle setup | Depends on rifle | Depends on rifle |
| Trigger Type | Bump stock mechanism | Binary electronic trigger | Bump stock mechanism |
| Notable Pro | Smooth bump-fire control | Legal in most states | Simple installation |
| Notable Con | Regulatory restrictions | Requires semi-auto lower | Banned in several states |
Best Use Cases
- Rapid-fire practice for experienced shooters
- Recreational target shooting sessions
- Demonstrating bump-fire capability
- Collectors of unique firearm accessories
FAQs
Can I legally own a Slide Fire AR-15 stock?
Ownership legality varies by state and federal law. US federal regulations banned bump-fire stocks in 2019. Check local laws before purchasing.
What rifles are compatible with Slide Fire AR-15 stocks?
Designed primarily for AR-15-type semi-automatic rifles with standard buffer tubes and adjustable stocks.
How does the Slide Fire stock simulate automatic fire?
It uses recoil to slide the rifle back and forth, allowing the trigger to reset rapidly without manual trigger pulls.
