I love the sound of brass hitting the pavement!

 

Whenever I go in the front yard and "rack" a gun that is my dogs cue and she boogies off into the woods. I love the sounds, the Pyrenees hates them. BTW, I live in the country. I love shooting in my own yard.


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Best one is cocking an old Colt single action.

 

I do like the mechanics and the sound of the workings mating, sliding, engaging, etc.

I also like finely machined mechanical things.

My all time favorite mechanical "thing", was a lever action model 1886, .33 cal. Winchester. When you "flicked" the lever it made a complete transition to the stop so smoothly and solid sounding, it was a dream to use. (I used it for deer hunting when I was a kid)

 

I know girls that love the sound of gun sounds. I honestly don't care for the sounds as long as I get to shoot.

 

i love to hear guns. when some friends and i all shot last we all had different pistols, we thought it was cool to hear how different each pistols action sounded

 

I love the sound of the last casing in the mag hitting cement or concrete, especially when I can also hear the final echoes of the fired shot.

 

For a few, it could mean they have made poor career choices! :crying:

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I also love the sound of my Glock when I hit the slide release and it slams home!

 

I love the sounds but when I am practicing reloads and dry fire I know all the slide, mag drops and trigger pulls make others uncomfortable.






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One of my favorite sounds is the chatter of the recoil spring in the M16 while out on the rifle range while in the Marines. Great time.

 

Well I use the sound of a pump shotgun to notify me e-mail has arrived so, yeah.

 

Gun sounds are cool indeed.

 

I remember my first time shooting my AR, and hearing the BCG push the recoil spring back in the stock tube......

I was all like "WTF?"

Don't even notice it anymore, I think that sound subsides as the rifle breaks in.

As far as the rest of firearms sounds.......I used to be excited by them, 20 years ago.

 

The only gun sounds I don't like are the sounds of someone cocking a glock in the movies! Heard a new one the other night. It was about the OK Corral and when Doc closed the double barrelled shotgun, it sounded like someone racking a pump!

 

Best one is cocking an old Colt single action.

+1000!!!

Also like the spin of a cylinder, racking of a slide, slide/slam of a magazine into place and empty brass hitting the ground.

I also love the smell of gunpowder.

 

I love the sound my G21 makes once I squeeze that trigger! Nothing beats the sound of a .45 going bang!:supergrin:

 

As long as there not shooting at me.I like them.

 

Some of my favorite sounds include:

- The authoritative "clack" of performing an "HK slap" on my MP5s.
- The "wall of sound" from letting off bursts of .45 ACP from a 1928 Thompson SMG.
- The nice "pfffft" from shooting a subsonic .22 LR from a wet suppressor.

 

Yup! You gotta love gun sounds . . . . . .
* The racking of a pump shotgun.
* The racking of a beefy semi-auto handgun. My Desert Eagle beats my Glock on this one!
* The sound of a magazine being inserted and hit home.
* The cocking of a revolver.
* The pop - boom - thud of a black powder gun firing and actually hearing the ball hit the target backstop.
* Hitting the ejector on a revolver to let the brass fall out -- 6 little "jingles" as they hit the floor.
* The extraordinarily loud sound of the safety clicking off as you're looking down the barrel of your gun at a deer on a cold November morning.
* The sound of a grouse flushing then the bang! bang! as two guys send an ounce of #7 each toward it
* "Pull" --- tchk - Bang! - tchk Bang! (on a clays course)
* The soft thump when re-holstering your CCW

And don't even START on the SMELLS of shooting!!! Gunpowder, Hoppes #9, etc. etc.

 

Sigmund Freud would love this thread. LOL.

 

I do like the mechanics and the sound of the workings mating, sliding, engaging, etc.

I also like finely machined mechanical things.

+1. The symphony of firearms is created by the mechanical engagement, and the intricate engineering. Some firearms are more characteristic than others. For instance, the "SHOOoomff" my auto-5 makes when it chambers a round from bolt lock. I've heard that behind me before at the range, and it'll make you stop dead in your tracks.

I also enjoy the sound of a well tuned and quick running bolt action in front of an experienced shooter. The clank of an M1A is also very distinctive.

And don't even START on the SMELLS of shooting!!! Gunpowder, Hoppes #9, etc. etc.

Buddy of mine was showing me a new (used) pistol he picked up. I immediately broke it down for inspection, and smelled the insides of the frame. He looks at me like I'm crazy, and I tell him it's been cleaned with Hoppe's #9. He says what else would someone use? There's something that's for another thread!

 

Someone should make a video where they play a song preferably a Souza march using a variety of guns as the instruments.

 

Hey Booker.....how about the snicking of the safety on their S&W J-frame?

 

I'll play. Although it is relatively quiet, the whir of the cylinder of my Rossi 971 357 mag revolver, and then the "snick" sound it makes as it is swung into battery. Love those tight steel revolvers!