09-30-2014, 03:34 AM
This thread gets more views than the other thread I posted this on, so I thought it would be good to mention my Automatic Dry Fire Device here.
I have a new and exciting development.
I now have a provisional patent and a working prototype of an Automatic Dry Fire Device. It is no where near ready for sale. It isn't robust and forgiving enough. It would also cost too much with custom machined parts.
However, with some more development, I think it could retail for under $300.
Here is where I need help from the Horde.
Does anyone have any connections with a company that has the resources and experience to bring this product to market?
I don't have the money and time to perfect it.
I have sent an email to a few companies, but have not had any response. It is hard to get past the spam filter.
Send me a PM or email with any contacts.
It works on the same principle as the original. It just has a motor and gear train to work the lever. It turns itself on and off. Just pull the trigger and it does the rest. It is fast enough to get two or three shots off in a second.
You can view video here:
http://youtu.be/ESBPx6FjGz8
http://youtu.be/0Sa80iV2jFs
Let me know what you think.
Thanks, David Sims
dmsims21@gmail.com
I have a new and exciting development.
I now have a provisional patent and a working prototype of an Automatic Dry Fire Device. It is no where near ready for sale. It isn't robust and forgiving enough. It would also cost too much with custom machined parts.
However, with some more development, I think it could retail for under $300.
Here is where I need help from the Horde.
Does anyone have any connections with a company that has the resources and experience to bring this product to market?
I don't have the money and time to perfect it.
I have sent an email to a few companies, but have not had any response. It is hard to get past the spam filter.
Send me a PM or email with any contacts.
It works on the same principle as the original. It just has a motor and gear train to work the lever. It turns itself on and off. Just pull the trigger and it does the rest. It is fast enough to get two or three shots off in a second.
You can view video here:
http://youtu.be/ESBPx6FjGz8
http://youtu.be/0Sa80iV2jFs
Let me know what you think.
Thanks, David Sims
dmsims21@gmail.com