Kahrma from Shooters
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What would you do?
If your gun goes full auto,,,,,
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Good question and not something we can usually train for. Having an idea what to do in advance is a good thing for all of us to know.
Any answer other than the first could put you and others around you at grave risk. It'll run out of ammo soon enough and then you can explain it to the RSO, pack it up and send or take it to the appropriate gunsmith. Trying to stop the action by dropping the mag, hitting the safety, etc. could make you lose control.
Any answer other than the first could put you and others around you at grave risk. It'll run out of ammo soon enough and then you can explain it to the RSO, pack it up and send or take it to the appropriate gunsmith. Trying to stop the action by dropping the mag, hitting the safety, etc. could make you lose control.
Blackhawks is right !
you won´t enough time to think about any handling of your "malfunction".
1. realize what´s going on with your gun
2. point it to a safe direction (down range, ...)
3. hold the gun strong, until it´s over
4. ask for the RO to make it safe
5. call your gunsmith
IMHO a safe gun handling is the most important thing to learn/ practice. If your gun goes FA - you will see, if your skills are well trained.
you won´t enough time to think about any handling of your "malfunction".
1. realize what´s going on with your gun
2. point it to a safe direction (down range, ...)
3. hold the gun strong, until it´s over
4. ask for the RO to make it safe
5. call your gunsmith
IMHO a safe gun handling is the most important thing to learn/ practice. If your gun goes FA - you will see, if your skills are well trained.
I wouldnt do it at an indoor range. I tried to shoot my MAC M11/9 on full auto without the stock once (note I said "once") I was at the indoor range. The first round hit the target where I was aiming, the next 4-5 rounds went into the ceiling. What a mess! 
**** falling everywhere. Wasnt hard to figure out who the NIT WIT was! And I always used to bitch about the morons who put all the holes in the ceiling.
**** falling everywhere. Wasnt hard to figure out who the NIT WIT was! And I always used to bitch about the morons who put all the holes in the ceiling. I shoot mine with the stock out and a two handed "weaver" grip. First thing to go was the strap. Never used an extention, but I have fired one with a supressor on it. They get hot quick. Stays cool the way I hold it. Its a fun gun and a good shooter if you have the right mags. They have a bad rap. In the right hands, they can be a terror. Come to think of it, in the wrong hands, they really are!
donglock26
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You just twist the ammo belt, oh sorry that was with my old M-60 in the Army
aikidoka - mks
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"Keep the muzzle pointed down range and try to put hits on the target"
When over - I would be thinking - cool - a fa walther ppk/s LOL but then - dang now I have to pay for it be fixed.
I saw somewhere a thing about modifying a glock to full auto - hmmm. Now I wonder if I will ever be able to jump through the legal hoops for that.
Mark
When over - I would be thinking - cool - a fa walther ppk/s LOL but then - dang now I have to pay for it be fixed.
I saw somewhere a thing about modifying a glock to full auto - hmmm. Now I wonder if I will ever be able to jump through the legal hoops for that.
Mark
Kahrma from Shooters
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Hey good replies.
I voted for 3 also but just to get a reaction. I thought someone would get a kick out of 4.
I voted for 3 also but just to get a reaction.
I thought someone would get a kick out of 4.