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Bump firing is the method of using the recoil of a semi-automatic rifle to operate its trigger. This results in simulated automatic fire. However, by no means is this optimal for combat and this does not promise any accuracy.

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	'''Bump firing''' is the method of using the [[recoil]] of a [[semi-automatic]] rifle to operate its trigger. This results in simulated automatic fire. However, by no means is this optimal for combat and this does not promise any accuracy. ~~Bump firing is simply recreational and avoids the need to purchase an expensive [[fully-automatic]] firearm, or registered conversion device.~~		'''Bump firing''' is the method of using the [[recoil]] of a [[semi-automatic]] rifle to operate its trigger. This results in simulated automatic fire. However, by no means is this optimal for combat and this does not promise any accuracy.

	See also [[aquabumping]].		See also [[aquabumping]].