29Wheelgunner
US Veteran
M16
M14
Daewoo
FN FAL
UZI
M14
Daewoo
FN FAL
UZI
What Full Autos Have You Fired?
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bmcgilvray
Member
Rising
MAC 11
MAC 10
M-16
Thompson
MAC 11
MAC 10
M-16
Thompson
J. Galt
US Veteran
I've only had the pleasure of firing a few: M16, M14, M60, USAS-12 (FUN!), and a FA suppressed 10/22 (also FUN!).
Oh..and an M1 Garand once, but that wasn't supposed to happen.
Oh..and an M1 Garand once, but that wasn't supposed to happen.
38-44HD45
Absent Comrade
M-2, 1928 Thompson, M-16, MP-35, MP-40, BM-59
Andy Griffith
Member
I have shot a "manual" machine gun.
Well, it really isn't a machine gun...
But a full size Gatling Gun is a lot of fun!
Well, it really isn't a machine gun...
But a full size Gatling Gun is a lot of fun!
Alpo
Member
Amazing how many you can remember when you think back. Ahh, the advantages of hanging around a machinegun dealer.
HK 21, belt-fed 7.62
MG42
AOC Thompson 1928AC
Savage Thompson 1928
Erma MP40
HK MP5 A3 9mm, two or three different ones
HK MP5 A3 40 Smith
HK MP5 A3 10mm
HK MP5K PDW
HK UMP 45
M14
M16, two or three different ones
Steyr AUG
American 180, 177 round 22LR
Ingram Mac, 4 different ones in 9mm
Ingram Mac 10, 45
Ingram Mac 11, 380
Uzi
FN P90
Missed out on the Ma Deuce. I couldn't go that day, and they had the headspace wrong and blew a case in the chamber.
HK 21, belt-fed 7.62
MG42
AOC Thompson 1928AC
Savage Thompson 1928
Erma MP40
HK MP5 A3 9mm, two or three different ones
HK MP5 A3 40 Smith
HK MP5 A3 10mm
HK MP5K PDW
HK UMP 45
M14
M16, two or three different ones
Steyr AUG
American 180, 177 round 22LR
Ingram Mac, 4 different ones in 9mm
Ingram Mac 10, 45
Ingram Mac 11, 380
Uzi
FN P90
Missed out on the Ma Deuce. I couldn't go that day, and they had the headspace wrong and blew a case in the chamber.
Trigger-Time
Member
M16A1
M16A2
M16A4
M4
M60
M249
M240B
M240E1
M2
MK19
COLT 9MM SUB GUN
MP5K
MINI UZI
THOMPSON
M14
MAC 10
AK-47
P-90
I was a small arms repairman for DOD for ten years. Moved up in my job
and get very little Trigger-Time now
M16A2
M16A4
M4
M60
M249
M240B
M240E1
M2
MK19
COLT 9MM SUB GUN
MP5K
MINI UZI
THOMPSON
M14
MAC 10
AK-47
P-90
I was a small arms repairman for DOD for ten years. Moved up in my job
and get very little Trigger-Time now
Thompson
M-14
M-60
AK-47
M-14
M-60
AK-47
CH47gunner
US Veteran
M16
M60
AK47
M2
Bruce
M60
AK47
M2
Bruce
41Rem
Member
M-16 Commando,SAW .223
deralte
US Veteran
Not many and not recently, but I'll have to include the BAR, M1919A6, M3 Grease Gun and M2 Carbine. All that occured about 57 years ago.
michael thornton
Member
m16 but would like to shoot more
Dennis The B
US Veteran
Browning BAR - Model 1918
Browning .30 Cal MG - Model 1919
Thompson SMG - Model 1921
Thompson SMG - Model 1927
M3
M2 - .30 Cal Carbine
M14
M14-E2 (Heavy barrel, bipod)
M60
M-2 .50 cal
Uzi - (suppressed and unsuppressed)
Mac 10
M16
MG38
Sten 9mm
MP38
However, the biggest surprise was firing an M1 which an armorer had converted to full auto. That lasted three rounds before it jammed.
Browning .30 Cal MG - Model 1919
Thompson SMG - Model 1921
Thompson SMG - Model 1927
M3
M2 - .30 Cal Carbine
M14
M14-E2 (Heavy barrel, bipod)
M60
M-2 .50 cal
Uzi - (suppressed and unsuppressed)
Mac 10
M16
MG38
Sten 9mm
MP38
However, the biggest surprise was firing an M1 which an armorer had converted to full auto. That lasted three rounds before it jammed.
hberttmank
Member
Browning M2 50 cal.
Browning 1919 30 cal.
S&W M76 9mm
MP40 9mm
Mac 10 with suppressor 45acp
M16 5.56mm
AK47 7.62 x39mm
Thompson 45acp
H&K MP5 9mm
H&K MP5K 9mm
M249 SAW 5.56mm
Browning 1919 30 cal.
S&W M76 9mm
MP40 9mm
Mac 10 with suppressor 45acp
M16 5.56mm
AK47 7.62 x39mm
Thompson 45acp
H&K MP5 9mm
H&K MP5K 9mm
M249 SAW 5.56mm
Peter J.
Member
Back around 30 years ago I had a class 3 dealers license
M-60
M-16's
MG-34
MP-40's
Thompsons 1928 and M1A1
Various Mac's
MP-5
1918A2 BAR
Uzi
Had most fun with the Mp-40, probably put close to 10K rounds through that one. Fun shooter but bounced around alot in my opinion. Second most fun was the '28 Thormpson with 50 rd drum. Loved to empty that mag without stopping, probably put 5-7K through the Tommy with never a jam. Thompsons are very accurate. The most troublesome was the MG-34. It was a mint Czech made gun dated 1945, hard to belive they were still making those at the end of the war. It would jam up every 20 rounds. We were using surplus Portugese 8mm with brass cases. Extractor would rip the rims off the brass. Those german guns were actually made for steel case ammo, but that was impossible to find. I thought the UZI was very heavy, but very accurate. Technically the MP-5 was the most effective and modern, very Nice gun. So it goes.
M-60
M-16's
MG-34
MP-40's
Thompsons 1928 and M1A1
Various Mac's
MP-5
1918A2 BAR
Uzi
Had most fun with the Mp-40, probably put close to 10K rounds through that one. Fun shooter but bounced around alot in my opinion. Second most fun was the '28 Thormpson with 50 rd drum. Loved to empty that mag without stopping, probably put 5-7K through the Tommy with never a jam. Thompsons are very accurate. The most troublesome was the MG-34. It was a mint Czech made gun dated 1945, hard to belive they were still making those at the end of the war. It would jam up every 20 rounds. We were using surplus Portugese 8mm with brass cases. Extractor would rip the rims off the brass. Those german guns were actually made for steel case ammo, but that was impossible to find. I thought the UZI was very heavy, but very accurate. Technically the MP-5 was the most effective and modern, very Nice gun. So it goes.
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Thompson ( not Colt), HK G3k (fire breathing beast), Ruger ac556 (supposedly from a early '80's South American contract), M-16, with and without suppressor (believe it or not, the unit quiets down 3,000fps pretty well but you can light a cigarette off it after 5 rds), and HK MP5 sd (Just like shooting those air powered guns at the fair where you shoot out the star, except for the brass flying everywhere off the partition). If I could afford one of my own, it'd be a MP5 PDW. Joe
westcoast362
Member
M1A1 Thompson and an UZI
