Smith&Wesson M&P 9mm, 12 shots in slow motion, 600 frames/sec

[scorbing]

This is super neat. Amazing all the violence that goes on inside that gun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtY54t3r7r8

 

[Llando88]

Dang that is cool.

But that is also a lot of muzzle flip.

 

[scorbing]

Dang that is cool.

But that is also a lot of muzzle flip.

Yes but it looks like he is holding it with one hand only.

 

[Llando88]

Yes but it looks like he is holding it with one hand only.

Nah. 1:03, support hand hooking the finger guard.

Good example of why a good grip matters.

 

[Johnmuratore]

Strange grip.
What's that thumb doin' way out there?
I agree, that's a lot of deflection for a 9mm.

 

[RaginRog]

Lots of flip in slow motion video. I'm quite happy with mine.
http://youtu.be/_W5Tbc2tAVk

 

[Rastoff]

Dang that is cool.

But that is also a lot of muzzle flip.

Yes, cool. No, not a lot of muzzle flip. No, not a crazy grip.

The muzzle flip just seems large due to the slow motion. It really doesn't move that far off line.

His thumb is in the right place. It just hooks out a little more than the average person's thumb. I would counsel him to take his finger off the trigger guard, but it works for some people. If he's hitting the target nothing else matters.

 

[robkarrob]

What I notice is the casings on a majority of shots seems to be ejecting fairly straight back. It is not the camera angle, as look at the ejection in relation to the slide orientation. Mine go well to the right, not close to the direction shown in the slo-mo videos.

Bob