tried a fullauto glock 17... out of 15 rounds fired fullauto at a 7yard target, only half of the bullets hit the target. The bullet holes were lined up vertically...
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Just a note:
It's been brought up before by Eric, our GT Administrator...
Conversion of Glocks to auto is a delicate subject in this forum.
Bottom line is that no discussion promoting or facilitating illegal
behavior is allowed on GT. Since Band of Glockers forum welcomes
US participants, we have to be careful with R.P. and U.S. gun laws.
Commenting on the shootability of full-auto pistols is fairly neutral
stuff, but discussing the how-to of full-auto conversions or even
posting the sources for conversion kits crosses the line into actual
promotion and facilitation of illegal activity.
Have a nice day!
It's been brought up before by Eric, our GT Administrator...
Conversion of Glocks to auto is a delicate subject in this forum.
Bottom line is that no discussion promoting or facilitating illegal
behavior is allowed on GT. Since Band of Glockers forum welcomes
US participants, we have to be careful with R.P. and U.S. gun laws.
Commenting on the shootability of full-auto pistols is fairly neutral
stuff, but discussing the how-to of full-auto conversions or even
posting the sources for conversion kits crosses the line into actual
promotion and facilitation of illegal activity.
Have a nice day!
If yung ka enkwentro mo are regular street gang bangers or burglars, then hearing a full auto burst would scare the crap out of them and they would probably get out of the area fast! On the other hand if they were pros, they'll probably just wait for you to reload. I don't think there are a lot of pros here in the Phils. though. Either way, its fun shooting at the range! Hehe.
For me, spray and pray is not ideal for pistols. Bcoz it is hard to control, marami madadamay when the "time" comes. Full-auto is best reserved to carbines.my 2 cents mga bro!
+1 its legal here in the philippines but illegal in the USA,hence the sensitivity. unless you wanna meet a troll that talks to the handOriginally posted by horge
Just a note:
It's been brought up before by Eric, our GT Administrator...
Conversion of Glocks to auto is a delicate subject in this forum.
Bottom line is that no discussion promoting or facilitating illegal
behavior is allowed on GT. Since Band of Glockers forum welcomes
US participants, we have to be careful with R.P. and U.S. gun laws.
Commenting on the shootability of full-auto pistols is fairly neutral
stuff, but discussing the how-to of full-auto conversions or even
posting the sources for conversion kits crosses the line into actual
promotion and facilitation of illegal activity.
Have a nice day!
and have this thread locked.anyway, glocks with fssgare fun to shoot at the range, its like having a poor man's uzi. unless you're prepared to waste moolah on ammo to work on accuracy.....
imho, just put the money on practice ammo, join us at the matches:beer: eyecutter, gundog, taurus, batangueno, and mcoliver will be at armscor marikina tomorrow to practice starting at 10am.
Originally posted by royal glockster
For me, spray and pray is not ideal for pistols. Bcoz it is hard to control, marami madadamay when the "time" comes. Full-auto is best reserved to carbines.my 2 cents mga bro!
di naman spray and pray ang FA glock
skilled mp shooters can fire short bursts at a target and have it all in the a-zone
One of the pioneer shooters here sa range namin can empty a whole 33rnd mag FA in the A zone w/ one hand ( he's around 60+ yrs old )
Just dont know kung may advantage kasi our pistol times are the same sa multiple targets as w/ his FA G17
It's still all about skill level. If you can barely keep your shots on paper with a .30sec split, forget about hitting your target with "full auto" splits.
One thing I noted with full auto pistols is that it helps you learn to keep your eyes open when it's firing and buckling in your hand. For a newbie, that's a good learning experience, that is, if you don't get trapped in it's "fun & cool" factor.
One thing I noted with full auto pistols is that it helps you learn to keep your eyes open when it's firing and buckling in your hand. For a newbie, that's a good learning experience, that is, if you don't get trapped in it's "fun & cool" factor.
jimbullet,
Don't apologize!
I floated the warning to pre-empt anything questionable,
in effect, BEFORE anything questionable had been posted.
No harm, no foul.
h.
Mannix,
Has the PPSA has become "anti", then?
By lobbying for a restriction on something merely
because it doesn't hew close to the spirit of a GAME,
Enrile would prejudice non-gaming firearm owners.
Some of us do own guns, but don't race them.
That describes most firearm owners, actually;
who cannot afford to play your fine game,
or else find it uninteresting.
If Enrile had cited public safety, that might have been something.
Heck, I MIGHT agree, as a full-auto pistol seems silly.
But the reason actually cited smacks of narrow-minded, rich boy elitism.
God, I hope that article distorted the congressman's intentions.
Otherwise, ...where's the puke icon when you need it?
h.
Don't apologize!
I floated the warning to pre-empt anything questionable,
in effect, BEFORE anything questionable had been posted.
No harm, no foul.
h.
Mannix,
Has the PPSA has become "anti", then?
By lobbying for a restriction on something merely
because it doesn't hew close to the spirit of a GAME,
Enrile would prejudice non-gaming firearm owners.
Some of us do own guns, but don't race them.
That describes most firearm owners, actually;
who cannot afford to play your fine game,
or else find it uninteresting.
If Enrile had cited public safety, that might have been something.
Heck, I MIGHT agree, as a full-auto pistol seems silly.
But the reason actually cited smacks of narrow-minded, rich boy elitism.
God, I hope that article distorted the congressman's intentions.
Otherwise, ...where's the puke icon when you need it?
h.
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