"RUN-AWAY" full-auto (clip)

[Jack & Coke]

NOTE: ***THIS IS NOT A "SWEET SPOT" vs. "RUN-AWAY" terminology debate... I think we've already been through that..;) Please do not start another one. ***

I found this clip and thought it was crazy-funny. I figured you might get a chuckle out of it also.

From:http://www.airsoftretreat.com/

http://www.airsoftretreat.com/videos/small/Realsteal/blooper-walter-m11-runaway.jpg

Here's what happens when your gun (real) goes "RUN-AWAY". Check out the expression on the dude's face - it's priceless!

Also, watch his trigger finger...

Click here to download the clip! (http://airsoft.3dretreat.com/videos/files/blooper-walter-m11-runaway.mpg)

(2.6 MB MPEG)

Cheers!

[Raptor3359]

umm that cant be safe

[Spray Painter]

LOL!! that is hilarious:D :D :D
i watched it at least 20 times

[magman007]

lol, funny stuff, that needs to be turned into a still and photoshoped....

[Mossman]

laughin my buns off. LOL


"deed you see thot?!"

[rhetor22]

wow. what a horrible gun. Thats really, really no good.

btw, i'm a gun moron, is that wide tube on the end supposed to be a silencer? cuz that aint so quiet.

damn i hope most f/a guns aren't like that...:eek:

[Fred]

flash suppressor...

anyway... try to hit a target when shooting like that... oh... thats right... you can't!

---Fred

[rx2]

An Ingram/MAC product? No wonder. Those are some of the most poorly manufactured firearms out there. To call them firearms is almost a disgrace to all other firearms. Gordon Ingram's designs were of little utility (these guns are hard to control), and Mitch BerWell and MAC didn't do anything to improve them.

BTW, most full-auto sub-guns aren't like that. For example, while the original MP-5 Kurtz is a little unwieldy, the MP-5 line is legendary for first shot accuracy, controllability, and durability. BUT, any gun that isn't of considerable weight will be somewhat difficult to control when fired full-auto in anything but bursts. Even the UZI, when fired with a stock, is much better. Those guns are near the bottom of the barrel when it comes to sub-guns.

[Gitaroo Man]

lol, nice.......

[FooTemps]

dude, that's sad... the guy even let go of the trigger about halfway through the full auto... but anyways...

*whoa*

"Did you see that!?!?"

lol... that's great.

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by magman007
lol, funny stuff, that needs to be turned into a still and photoshoped....

[OnyX]

lol thats a good 1 jack & coke ............cant stop laughing that is a good clip.

[FactsOfLife]

Alright being a lifetime member of the NRA, and a gun safety nut, a few things jumped out at me besides the gun running away on him bothered me.

First, when the gun did run on him, he started panicking. You could see it in his UN-PHOTOSHOPPED eyes. (yes jack that pic is funny as hell too) He should have tightened his grip and kept shooting. That 30 or 40 round clip was going to be done quickly. To his credit he DID keep it pointed downrange well enough.

Second and this is the bad one. After it stopped instead of dropping the clip, or putting the safety on, he continues his wide eyed suprise by looking back at his friends taking his grip hand off the weapon and saying Did you see that? If that gun had not been empty, it may have dropped the bolt and started firing again. It would have come out of his forehand and done who knows what. It already showed it was capapble of firing with out the trigger operating it. That could have been very very bad.


Best thing for this gun? Cut it in half and recycle it.

But yeah, that looks is priceless.... Holy Schnikes...

[314159]

Originally posted by rhetor22
btw, i'm a gun moron, is that wide tube on the end supposed to be a silencer? cuz that aint so quiet.

you can buy fake suppressors, they make a good front grip on a gun like that.


Originally posted by rhetor22
damn i hope most f/a guns aren't like that...:eek:

based on how he was holding it, i think that it was probally a semi auto. there is this little trick you can do, it is sometimes called bump firing. what you do is hold the foregrip with one hand, leave the hand pulling the trigger stationary, and pull the gun foward by the foregrip untill it fires, and fires and fires..... :rolleyes:

[FutureMagOwner]

lol that was incredibly funny i would think maybe an m60 or a browning could shoot that fast maybe(not sure how fast a m60 shoots or that did) :)

[FalconGuy016]

Originally posted by FutureMagOwner
lol that was incredibly funny i would think maybe an m60 or a browning could shoot that fast maybe(not sure how fast a m60 shoots or that did) :)


Erm... what? :)

(movie)
Thats so funny!!! Serves him right having that piece of crap though :)

[stondroopy]

LOL perfect for self defense or hunting.Reminds me of a friend of my dads with a "modified" chinese sk scary stuff.

[Benfica4ever]

Wow thats some cray stuff

School sux, im in it right now.

[shartley]

EDIT: LOL I just looked at the dates of the posts. This thread is a BUMP... LOL DOAH!!!!

[doc_Zox]

heres the orginal home of the video:
http://www.gulfcoastarmory.com/mgvids.html

the doods name is Walter

heres a supressed .458 Socom M-16:
http://1919a4.com/gca/leona-derek-458socom1.mpg

heres an interesting system
a FA american 22lr 180 with a 275on top:
http://1919a4.com/gca/ogc-toad-am180.mpg

heres a good way to prep the speedball field:
http://1919a4.com/gca/kcr-kb-flamethrower.mpg

heres a tippman:
http://1919a4.com/gca/monica-tippman.mpg

[speeddemon]

Originally posted by doc_Zox
[B]heres an interesting system
a FA american 22lr 180 with a 275on top:
http://1919a4.com/gca/ogc-toad-am180.mpg

Wow, that one was crazy:D

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by doc_Zox
heres the orginal home of the video:
http://www.gulfcoastarmory.com/mgvids.html

the doods name is Walter

heres a supressed .458 Socom M-16:
http://1919a4.com/gca/leona-derek-458socom1.mpg

heres an interesting system
a FA american 22lr 180 with a 275on top:
http://1919a4.com/gca/ogc-toad-am180.mpg

heres a good way to prep the speedball field:
http://1919a4.com/gca/kcr-kb-flamethrower.mpg

heres a tippman:
http://1919a4.com/gca/monica-tippman.mpg

Sweet videos!!!

Thanks:)

[jtoothman25]

"The invention of the flame thrower proves that someone, somewhere, thought, 'I wanna set fire to those people over there, but I am too lazy to get up.'" - George Carlin

[SkeL]

Originally posted by doc_Zox

heres a good way to prep the speedball field:
http://1919a4.com/gca/kcr-kb-flamethrower.mpg

All I have to say is, HOLY SHIZNIT!

Where do people get these things?

[ZAust]

the vids wont work... :(

[SkeL]

works for me...
do you have Real player?

[truss]

if you have ever shoot a 50 or a m60 they do that too.they start to get hot and cook off rounds.

[xadamx]

Originally posted by Fred
flash suppressor...

anyway... try to hit a target when shooting like that... oh... thats right... you can't!

---Fred

they are made for crowd control. when youre shooting into a huge crowd of people you dont need to aim at any one thing except the crowd. they arent meant to be sniper rifles

[Army]

Before Dennis Tippman designed paintball guns:

http://1919a4.com/gca/monica-tippman.mpg

[FRENZY]

heres a tippman:
http://1919a4.com/gca/monica-tippman.mpg

Nice Tippmann! I would love to try out all those guns.

[Shyne151]

Haha Airsoft Retreat, Aaron "snicker" Benzick! known him awhile.

[SkeL]

Originally posted by xadamx


they are made for crowd control.
Wait a minute... crowd "control"? That's one extreme way of crowd control!

[jinxed]

I've always hear that flame-throwers are perfectly legal to own. Not that you would need one, but there arnt any "specific" laws preventing ownership.

Anyway, I've had my old Russian SKS go full-auto on me.
The Russian SKS is actually notorious for that. The firing pin doesnt have a return spring like the Chinese/Hungarian models, so it sometimes gets 'stuck' in the forward position, and slam-fires.
Every shooting-range I've been to has a "SKSs must be loaded while pointing down the shooting range" rule.

When it happened to me, I made sure I loaded the SKS while at the range, but the gun was pointed AT THE FRIGGEN GROUND when I cocked it.
Suddenly...pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-p (30 times! It emptied my magazine). Holy crap!
It left a huge crater between my legs!
Without a doubt, I had the same exact expression as the fool with the Ingram. (actually, the SKS has alot more recoil then the Ingram, so I'm probobly lucky I still have my legs).

Nick

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by jinxed


...When it happened to me, I made sure I loaded the SKS while at the range, but the gun was pointed AT THE FRIGGEN GROUND when I cocked it.

Suddenly...pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

(30 times! It emptied my magazine).

Holy crap!

It left a huge crater between my legs!

Without a doubt, I had the same exact expression as the fool with the Ingram. (actually, the SKS has alot more recoil then the Ingram, so I'm probobly lucky I still have my legs).

Nick

Perfect description of what it really means to have a gun go "RUN-AWAY".

[ERut]

I hope I dont die without ever shooting a flamethrower. Come to think of it, Ive never shot a real gun! Whats wrong with me!

[ZAust]

Originally posted by ERut
I hope I dont die without ever shooting a flamethrower. Come to think of it, Ive never shot a real gun! Whats wrong with me!

neither have i!! well, maybe theyll let us use the wlanut creek city flamethrower in the explorer program!!

[DeeEight]

Originally posted by rx2
An Ingram/MAC product? No wonder. Those are some of the most poorly manufactured firearms out there.

Actually they were some of the best manufactured as far as SMGs go. They just fired from an open-bolt which allowd ingress of debris quite easily and were often poorly maintained afterwards. The gun was first produced in the mid 60s and production continued until the mid 80s. As is the high cyclic rate didn't help the reliability matters because even while robustly built, the extra stresses play
havoc on the materials (and using a .45ACP didn't help). The M11 version was slightly smaller and while loading a weaker caliber (9mm or .380ACP) its still a lot of recoil at its cyclic rate in a short period of time. If you note the video, it was raining heavily and I'm sure between the rain, moisture, open-bolt and many mags dumped thru the gun without cleaning, debris jammed the mechansism. The nutbars in the other vids had 50 and even 125 round mags for the thing (it was designed for 30 or less). Oh and to answer someone else's question, that's a REAL suppressor/silencer, but firing supersonic ammo thru a suppressed gun still makes noise. Check the other vids and there's one of a surpressed MP5 with half the mag loading supersonic ammo and the other half subsonic and you'll note the change in noise.

[Jack & Coke]

nicely done! very informative... :)

[Chojin Man]

Ya nice bump. How many pages back did you find this one? Very informative post though i do admit.

[ASDadam]

Since it got bumped, and helped me find the page. Take a look at this freaking insane clip
http://1919a4.com/gca/kcr-nightshoot-first20sec.mpg

[sps16]

that was fargin crazy! :eek:

[Rick927]

If you have never been to a Knob Creek Machinegun shoot,you are missing out. Most of the stuff you see there you can rent to try out, including the flamethrower.:D Bring lots of $$ cause these babys are not cheap to feed.

[rx2]

Romero would be proud. This place has more things coming back from the dead than one of his movies.

As far as the MACs, I have never experienced one that fired reliably, even compared to other open bolt mechanisms. The materials didn't seem too robust, either. And, everyone I have spoken with has had nothing but contempt for them. As you mentioned, the cyclic rate is way too high, and the open bolt does lead to oustide contaminants getting in quite easily. Perhpas that soured things. I didn't have a chance to try one with a suppressor, though.

I read a few accounts, also, of Ingram and Mitch WerBell bringing people out to test, and the test going miserably. Not only would the weapons fail to function properly, bute the so-called "sionics" system that Mitch designed didn't work too well. Of course, I shouldn't be too hard, as one of the prototype AR-15/M-16 tested blew out a barrel (with the wrong powder, though).

Whatever the case, I certainly wasn't impressed, and much prefer HK, UZI, and even the old Thompsons. Perhaps I tested a few bad ones.

Also, while I didn't see the video, is that MP5 one with an attached suppressor, or is it an actual SD variant? The SD has a ported barrel that lowers the velocity of the round to subsonic (no sonic boom, for those unsure), and in my experience it worked.

Anyhow, I'll have to try to get down to Knob Creek to try some more. Perhaps my opinion will change. For now I'm waiting for my Model 500...

[50 cal]

The next Knob Creek Machinegun shoot is the weekend of April 3 and 4th. It's always a blast to see all the antique and modern mg's at work.
The flamethrower guy and his wife come up from Alabama and rent out the flamethrower at about $50 for about 15 seconds of fire. It's a hoot!

[Barfly]

are you using actual naplam like stuff in the flame thrower or is it just gasoline?

Also, I think, the thing on the barrel is just something to hold, so you don't burn the shizzle out of your hand. As far as I know flash suppressors are just little doohickies on the end of the barrel with holes in it.

[Rick927]

I have a mac10 (at work) that we confiscated from some gang banger. It's a heavy piece o' junk, made out of stamped steel with piss poor welding. Now my MP5's and 9mm AR15's, those are sweet SMG's. But the new p90 puts them all to shame. Had a chance to try one at a LEO demo. "If you have the means, I highly recomend picking up one. There are choice" (Ferris). The mac in the movie is full auto before the runaway, I'm thinking it's a legal class 3 so I think the sound suppressor is real too.