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alanint 07-11-2015 09:33 AM

Full Auto Fun
 
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Just ran across this image from 1994. We had the privilege of running 500 rounds through this rare MKb42 (H) prior to its donation to the Springfield Armory Museum.

rhuff 07-11-2015 02:30 PM

"Buzz guns" are not for everyone, but I enjoy shooting mine. Yes, I know that I am going through a fair amount of ammo, but as a handloader, I can rationalize it!!

ScottR 07-12-2015 12:13 PM

Nice gun! Would love to fire a vintage full auto, especially one so rare. Most of my full auto experience has been on the M-16, Mac-10 and a tripod mounted M1919. Still lots of fun, especially the M1919...

alanint 07-12-2015 01:40 PM

This gun "chugged" on full auto. as the spring travel is long enough so nothing will bottom out.

Quite pleasant and accurate. I love vintage guns, I own or have owned an MP40, 1928 Thompson, Browning 1919 and a BAR

rhuff 07-12-2015 02:53 PM

I would love to own a BAR, but it is just not in the cards these days.

DavidJayUden 07-12-2015 04:11 PM

Who is holding it in the photo?
dju

alanint 07-12-2015 06:05 PM

I am.

DavidJayUden 07-12-2015 06:19 PM

Geez, and I envisioned you looking a lot like Steve McQueen...
dju

mcg 07-12-2015 07:57 PM

Now that is funny DJU.

cirelaw 07-12-2015 08:47 PM

Do you fire your Thompson? I can barely hold it and thats empty~

saab-bob 07-12-2015 08:59 PM

Doug
I know what you mean by "chugging" on full auto weapons.:D
Back in the day, a buddy got a RPB M10 carbine chambered in 45 ACP. It was a basically a M10 with a fixed metal stock and long heat shrouded barrel.It even had a flash hider cone.
It was so much fun to shoot.It just chugged away on full auto. Very accurate and not so hard on the ammo budget.
The standard M10 and especially the M11 (380 ACP) zipped thru a magazine in a few seconds!:crying:
I have never seen another of those variants,gotta be rare. My buddy swapped it for a Sterling long ago.:confused:
Fun days!
Bob

alanint 07-12-2015 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DavidJayUden (Post 274114)
Geez, and I envisioned you looking a lot like Steve McQueen...
dju

Wait a minute. Are you telling me the ladies lie to me?

alanint 07-12-2015 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cirelaw (Post 274124)
Do you fire your Thompson? I can barely hold it and thats empty~

Yes, but it is a chore to lift it high enough to actually aim, especially with a full drum. I tend to mostly fire it from the hip, these days.

CAP Black 07-12-2015 09:58 PM

I have a Thompson. I had it at a local Historical Society Museum and standing and holding it at the hip
some people in the audience reacted that it looked menacing. They recalled gangster and war movies and it gave them the "willies."
Jack

DavidJayUden 07-12-2015 10:30 PM

You want "chugging", I have an old Maxim LMG 08/15 wing gun. You can manually crank on the fusee spring, and get her running pretty slow. But boy, does it ever kick up dirt...
dju


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