slinging brass *pics*

[KaBar]

had a interesting trip to the range today, we figured out how to capture the brass in the air every time we fired. im still trying to find out what kind of a upper that is if anyone has any idea, i think its late a1 possably canadian?

 

[Gollnick]

had a interesting trip to the range today, we figured out how to capture the brass in the air every time we fired.

Good. Now get to work capturing the bullet in the air.

Hint: you will need a flash and a special electronic trigger.

 

[BlueyM]

That is an interesting M16. Three pronged flash supressor and furniture like the Vietnam era M16A1,(?) but the receiver fitted with a bolt assist like the later versions.

Has it been assembled from different model parts? Any history?
Just curious.

Looks like a fun day, BTW.

 

[FlaMtnBkr]

Tried any exploding targets? (such as @ tannerite.com or I hear you can make your own) Just curious...My friend had one and it was quite loud and more powerful than I figured you could legally buy...


Ryan

 

[KaBar]

Tried any exploding targets? (such as @ tannerite.com or I hear you can make your own) Just curious...My friend had one and it was quite loud and more powerful than I figured you could legally buy...

no but if you hit a live 12g in the right spot itll make a noise.

i like shooting at THICK metal plinkers, you can hear the rounds thud after the BOOM.

 

[KaBar]

Has it been assembled from different model parts? Any history?

this is the same gun a month ago, i kept it as a dissipator for about a day. that weekend i baught the vietnam barrel and put it on a a2, the c7 (canadian a1) came later and ive got a friend looking for a slabside and a law enforcement only reciever for me. ive been swaping parts sence i baught it. the only thing origional is the lower and its gona be go as soon as i find something i like better.

 

[KaBar]

 

[TNRat]

Great pics, but where is the eye protection?

Thanks for sharing. What is the secret to catching the brass on film? How do you time that?

Thanks.

 

[RL]

how about shotgun shells?

or handguns

 

[KaBar]

Thanks for sharing. What is the secret to catching the brass on film? How do you time that?

3-2-1-0 0 being fire for both the gun and the camera.

 

[RL]

3-2-1-0 0 being fire for both the gun and the camera.

there are other ways too...for example you could rapid fire the gun while someone takes multiple shots...you are sure to get at least one with the brass firing

RL

 

[Andrew Taylor]

or handguns

You managed to get a permit for 2 handguns in Toronto, and fire them in your back garden?

 

[RL]

You managed to get a permit for 2 handguns in Toronto, and fire them in your back garden?

now now settle down...that was an approved range...and you didn't point out the 33 round mag on the prohib gun?? shame shame...ahh well...it was pinned to 10 and the 12(X) owner was nearby anyway...

RL

 

[PerformanceFirst]

Great pics, but where is the eye protection?

Thanks for sharing. What is the secret to catching the brass on film? How do you time that?

Thanks.

You would use a fast shutter speed to capture the brass like that. Timing just takes practice.

 

[KaBar]

there are other ways too...for example you could rapid fire the gun while someone takes multiple shots...you are sure to get at least one with the brass firing

waste of ammo and pictures.

 

[RL]

waste of ammo and pictures.

1) shooting is never a waste

2) not if you use a digi-cam

RL

 

[KaBar]

make every shot count, just blowing rounds down range is not acchieving nothing. ive been there and done that, wasted alot of money and alot of time.