like to see a chain gun (gattling) in action

[burnz]

http://www.fugly.com/videos/5459/apa...tling_gun.html
this one's a buzz too
http://www.fugly.com/videos/1342/Lugo_SWR.html

[Wagon_Wheel]

Thats intense man, like bloody lazer wars or somthin

[Tekka]

Yeh ive seen that video clip when i was in training at kapooka, bloody awesome weapons

[Patrio7]

awesome!

[padrickz88]

hahaha a couple of them chain gun clips were out of monster garage =]

[Lumps of cheese]

Wow, great to watch.

[NOGEN 3]

Thats gr8!....

[BOGANV8]

Some really good footage there bloody amazing guns

[VL Berlina 5speed]

yah bloody great guns
but only to rember we are only seeing every 4 or 5th bullet in flight as with tracer fire between tracer rounds there is genrally 3 or 4 rounds also
so its a shznic load of rounds moving in them videos

[burnz]

yeah i still like the power company one
what a buzz

[vy_storm]

Funnily though, probably more ammo shot off there than the Australian defence force could ever afford!

[VL Berlina 5speed]

funni enough that the american police force shoot more rounds then the aussie army

[sircruisealotVS]

lol, sweet....i remember reading in something like zoo mag that there's this "festival" in some southern state over in the US every year where people can rock up and pay to fire off some rounds of really intense weapons like this one. im really sketchy on details, but i just remember thinking at the time that would be so much fun to do....they had all sort of crazy stuff to use, even the good ol' flame thrower.

[VL Berlina 5speed]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV74rbgIsr8
and here be the thing u talk of sircruise

[VTvoodoo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV74rbgIsr8
and here be the thing u talk of sircruise

hahaha crazy

[VL Berlina 5speed]

there is also one of the people using rocket lanchers and bigger guns distroying cars and blow random things up in a valley, i will try and find it

[sircruisealotVS]

rofl...yeah that looks like what i was readin about. only in america.

[VL Berlina 5speed]

cant find the video i said before but i found this alternative video of some cirtain people trying to shoot a riduclausly over powered gun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75N5f3BVH6M

[burnz]

cant find the video i said before but i found this alternative video of some cirtain people trying to shoot a riduclausly over powered gun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75N5f3BVH6M

wish we could do that here

[IBLOWN]

lol, sweet....i remember reading in something like zoo mag that there's this "festival" in some southern state over in the US every year where people can rock up and pay to fire off some rounds of really intense weapons like this one. im really sketchy on details, but i just remember thinking at the time that would be so much fun to do....they had all sort of crazy stuff to use, even the good ol' flame thrower.

Its called the Dry Creek Machine Gun Shoot in northern arizona.

The rifle that bloke gets blown back with is firing a round called the .557 (14.14 mm in diameter!) Tyrannosaur 750 grain (48.6 grams) bullet. Basically used for exotic hunting like elephant and other massive animals. The round with the casing on is around 5 inches long.

The gattling gun in the video is most commony called a mini gun. Mini because it was originally made for helicopters, being the smallest weapon on the chopper, hence mini gun. It fires at 6000 rounds per minute firing 7.62 rounds (.308)

I love my guns...

[Joe Peeps]

yah bloody great guns
but only to rember we are only seeing every 4 or 5th bullet in flight as with tracer fire between tracer rounds there is genrally 3 or 4 rounds also
so its a shznic load of rounds moving in them videos

I remember reading somewhere that in that ad they used tracers every 5 rounds.

IBLOWN - who makes that 50 cal rifle the snipers use in IRAQ? the shells are f**kin huge

[IBLOWN]

I remember reading somewhere that in that ad they used tracers every 5 rounds.

IBLOWN - who makes that 50 cal rifle the snipers use in IRAQ? the shells are f**kin huge

You mean the M82 Berrett Light Fifty? A company called Berrett.

A rather crazy rifle. Maximum effective range of 1800 meters!

The M82 .50 cal is an anti-material rifle which most of the time is used to detonate unexploded bombs which are too dangerous to approach normally. Theyre also used to disable vehicles by destroying the engine block. Not really made for shooting people. In the case of destroying ordinance, they will take the rifle to the target, disable the ordinance and leave the rifle as its too heavy to carry back (15 kg's). A $10,000 rifle is nothing compared to a million dollars worth of destroyed ordinace.

If your in america you can own one for around $10,000 U.S....



Here you go, watch the power of an m82.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=plsVqDyIFBo

This one is with armour piercing incindary rounds. Very interesting. Weapons training video made by the marine corps. Check out the size of the primary rounds!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=hDOBtgdScPA

[Cheap6]

Some random stuff about Gatling guns:

They are an old invention, like US civil war era.

They were rediscovered as a solution to the reduced target times allowed by increases in aircraft speeds after WW2 ie. with the advent of jet engines. Development was begun by 'borrowing' a civil war museum piece and attaching an electric motor (it originally being operated by a hand crank - the firing/loading is done using a cylindrical cam, similar to sequentially operated car and 'bike gearboxes).

There is (or was) a smaller, hand held (!!??), 5.56mm version, as seen in the film Predator.

[IBLOWN]

Some random stuff about Gatling guns:

They are an old invention, like US civil war era.

They were rediscovered as a solution to the reduced target times allowed by increases in aircraft speeds after WW2 ie. with the advent of jet engines. Development was begun by 'borrowing' a civil war museum piece and attaching an electric motor (it originally being operated by a hand crank - the firing/loading is done using a cylindrical cam, similar to sequentially operated car and 'bike gearboxes).

There is (or was) a smaller, hand held (!!??), 5.56mm version, as seen in the film Predator.

LOL, ''ol' faithful'' as shot by Blain (jesse ventura), one of my best movies!

[stocky]

Some random stuff about Gatling guns:

They are an old invention, like US civil war era.

They were rediscovered as a solution to the reduced target times allowed by increases in aircraft speeds after WW2 ie. with the advent of jet engines. Development was begun by 'borrowing' a civil war museum piece and attaching an electric motor (it originally being operated by a hand crank - the firing/loading is done using a cylindrical cam, similar to sequentially operated car and 'bike gearboxes).

There is (or was) a smaller, hand held (!!??), 5.56mm version, as seen in the film Predator.

i remember reading that handheld gattling guns are impossible to make because of the power required, the weight of them, and the recoil of the weapon