OT Full auto Luger or Broomhandle

George_F · 09-17-2002, 05:33 PM

Most people assume that if you have the gun full-auto you have to empty the magazine in one squirt. I have two of the automatic Mausers (one by Mauser and one by Astra) and they are quite pleasant to shoot. By squeezing the trigger briefly I can get 2-4 shot bursts, which with the stock is quite controllable. I have no problem putting all shots from the burst into a 25 yard pistol target.

I have not fired with the stock removed as it would be wasteful and rather pointless. There would be no control whatsoever. That picture is interesting, as I have not seen the stock hel like that (grabbed from the bottom rear). I place my offset hand (left) onto the stock about 6 inches behind my shooting hand. This helps maintain a steady aim and mitigate the weapon's rise as it fires.

Just my .02

09-17-2002, 05:33 PM	#1
George_F User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 30 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Most people assume that if you have the gun full-auto you have to empty the magazine in one squirt. I have two of the automatic Mausers (one by Mauser and one by Astra) and they are quite pleasant to shoot. By squeezing the trigger briefly I can get 2-4 shot bursts, which with the stock is quite controllable. I have no problem putting all shots from the burst into a 25 yard pistol target. I have not fired with the stock removed as it would be wasteful and rather pointless. There would be no control whatsoever. That picture is interesting, as I have not seen the stock hel like that (grabbed from the bottom rear). I place my offset hand (left) onto the stock about 6 inches behind my shooting hand. This helps maintain a steady aim and mitigate the weapon's rise as it fires. Just my .02