Knob Creek? Where are the machine gun photos?

[lunde]

Aren't you guys bringing any machine guns to Knob Creek?

Sadly, I own only one, and I cannot keep it in gun-lovin' California. :grumpy:

It is an SWD M11/9mm. I took photos of it a couple years ago:

My boys, both of whom are now in college, had a chance to shoot it in 2002. Here is my oldest, who has pretty good control (you can also count six cases in the air, one of which is just coming out of the ejection port):

He is 21 now, and was 14 at the time. My youngest had a bit of a problem controlling the muzzle climb:

He was 12 at the time.

Note the use of safety glasses and hearing protection. :thumbup:

Oh, is anyone bringing one of these?

 

[lunde]

Crap. I forgot about these photos, of the Glock with a happy switch:

 

[Jaxx]

Cool pic!! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[GregS]

You scare me. We're cool... right?

 

[Ken44]

That fourth pic is a great one!

Thanks for the cool pics:thumbup:

 

[grymt14]

gotta ask. what kinda camera do you use.? your pictures are always top quality !

 

[Guyon]

Man, I bet that place is a freakin' mud pit right now. Middle TN just got some serious rain, tornados, flash floods, etc.

Didn't they cancel a KC in recent past because of rain and flooding?

 

[richstag]

 

[Raden]

I'd bet anything there will be atleast 1 of these there

 

[Strabs]

I'd bet anything there will be atleast 1 of these there

Ceiner usually has one on the line.
I can remember one year when there was one for sale. Small change at $125K:thumbup:

 

[Rat Finkenstein]

I'd bet anything there will be atleast 1 of these there

That is a paintball gun.

 

[lunde]

Rat Finkenstein, you wrote:

That is a paintball gun.

Close, but no cigar. It is a full-size non-firing replica made by Toy-tec in Japan. It weighs about 20 pounds, and is made of aluminum. A motor drives the barrel assembly, and when you squeeze the trigger, it rotates. Very few of these replicas were made.

 

[Whiskey River]

I LOVE the G-18!! I have shot one and let me tell ya.... F U N ! ! ! !

(not hard to control either!)

 

[Rat Finkenstein]

Rat Finkenstein, you wrote:Close, but no cigar. It is a full-size non-firing replica made by Toy-tec in Japan. It weighs about 20 pounds, and is made of aluminum. A motor drives the barrel assembly, and when you squeeze the trigger, it rotates. Very few of these replicas were made.

I would rather have the paintball version then.

Edit: http://store.matrixbb.com/servlet/-strse-28664/Custom-Creation-M134-Vulcan/Detail

I guess it is airsoft, but I swear I saw one that fired paintballs.

 

[lunde]

MNJON, you wrote:

I LOVE the G-18!! I have shot one and let me tell ya.... F U N ! ! ! !

I agree. I had an opportunity to fire 250 rounds through the one that I was able to photograph, and it was a blast. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[TurnerIII]

I would rather have the paintball version then.

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I think one of these would be a gas too!:thumbup::thumbup:

A .22 Gatling Gun Something for a little backyard plinking!!

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[idahoskunk]

 

[Jaxx]

Man, I bet that place is a freakin' mud pit right now. Middle TN just got some serious rain, tornados, flash floods, etc.

Didn't they cancel a KC in recent past because of rain and flooding?

Last spring, IIRC.

 

[P-Easy]

Lunde, who had that G-18? I must obtain one. How hard (legality, money, rarity) is it to get one!?

 

[lunde]

P-Easy, you wrote:

Lunde, who had that G-18? I must obtain one. How hard (legality, money, rarity) is it to get one!?

That particular one belongs to Glock, and was in possession of their West Coast LE sales representative for demonstration purposes.