Have you ever fired a full auto weapon?

Yes, while in the Army...
M16 (A1, A2, M4)
M2
M60
M249
M79
M242 Bushmaster
German MG3 machine gun (while earning my Schützenschnur)

I had the opportunity to fire a BAR, HK MP5, and a Sten Gun one afternoon in Ohio. Great day.

M4
M240B
M249
M2HB
Mk19 MGL

M16 a1
m249
m60
mp5

Mine/ corp owned:
Reising M50
Registered HK sear (HK94 setup as MP5, clone MP5K-PDW,HK 91, clone HK53)

Rental range:
M1 Thompson

Army:
M4
MK19
M240
M249

I fired an AK47 some 30yrs ago... wasnt as fun as I thought it would be. Never had the opportunity since.

Yes while in the Army. M16/M60 & 50 cal. It's much harder to control aim than it looks on tv

Thompson
M-16
M-2
M-60
AK-47
M-14

government owned: vigneron (picture)

privately: uzi, mp5, tmp9 (suppressed), m4 (suppressed), hk 41 hk 416, sig 553 commando, sten

US; BAR, 1919A6, M2HB, M2 carbine, M3, Thompson, M14, M16, XM177E2, M4, M60, MK16, MK17, MK44 (Mini-gun), MK46, MK47, MK48, M249

Foreign; MAG58, MG3, G3, MP5, Galil's in 5.56 and 7.62x51, FAL, AK, RPD, PKM, RPK, DsHK, UZI, Swedish K, Sten, Bren

These are what I can remember.

Army:
M249
M16a2 (not really full auto, but burst)
M60

Greetings
My first was an M16A1 while in the Pickle Suit. Next was the M3 Grease Gun as I was in Armor. Varias caliber 50 Brownings and the sad excuse for a caliber .50 machinegun, the M85. Also on the M60A1 was a caliber .30 M73 coaxial mounted weapon which was about as reliable as the M3 Grease Gun. Then there was an MP5, a Thompson and a British Sten third variation.
Mike in Peru

Yep, sure have.

Worked at a class three dealer. Shot a bounch including a GE mini gun. My adding reversal dinner was at a gun club and we brought an MP5 with us. Everyone in the wedding party got to shoot it. Watching some of the girlfriends and wives that didn't like guns giggle after shooting it was priceless.

Yes,

I have shot the:

M1 THOMPSON--a really heavy blast from the past--easy to shoot

M249--easy to shoot
M4 Carbine--the one I shot, jammed
AK47----This is truely the worlds greatest submachine gun because using Chinese or Russian ammo, you can barely hit anything outside of 150, maybe 200 yards.

H&K MP5--love it
WALTHER MPK--like it
UZI--prefer MP5
M-10 INGRAM--fun if you have the supressor attached, no so good without it
STEN GUN--it worked, but I think that is rattled more than a YUGO
AR15 9m.m.--it was actually a semi-auto carbine, but started doubling
STERLING--Nice, but I prefer the MP5

Jim

Yes, I was an M-60 machinegunner in The 1st Inf Div in Vietnam in 1966-1967, and a door gunner in a helicopter gunship, 120th Assault Helicopter Company Razorbacks, 1967-1968.

AK74
Saiga 12
UZI with supressor
AK47 with slide fire stock.....lol

Micro Uzi w/shoulder stock
Steyr AUG with 9mm conversion

The Micro Uzi was interesting, never shot anything that short with a stock before. REALLY high rate of fire, though. Not that I'm complaining!

The AUG was cool, for the two stage trigger. Pull a little for one shot, pull harder for automatic fire. Handier than flipping a selector.

Overall, I could see some advantages, especially at close range. But I couldn't afford to feed anything bigger than a 9mm subgun anyway!

Yup

M249
Ak 47
MP5 SD

Las Vegas Gun Store on vacation they have tons of stuff to choose from.

MG3, G3, M-60, Mag 58, 249, Mat 49, M-16A1, Uzi, MP5 SD-K, AUG, Ma Duce, Thompson M1, Lancaster, BAR, Sten, Bren, MP 38-40, Walther MPK, Carl Gustav, Soumi, M2 Carbine,FAL, M14, AK47, RPD. Evidence of a mispent youth and having the right friends In the German Army, border patrol, Police. Most were fired during my time in Europe as a MP. Favorites were Ma Duce and the Bren gun. Least favorite was a toss up between the M14 and the FAL I found both hard to handle efficiently. The MP5 SD was the best of the sub guns followed closely suprisingly by the Lancaster. Hated the MAT49 French designers seem to forget ergonomics and go for gimics like a folding mag well.

Well................unless you count unplanned slam-fires from high primers in my Garand or AR, no.

But I want to.

Most all of the current military stuff including M2. But here's some of the cooler ones.

HK21 belt fed
BAR...LOVE that thing. Shoulda bought one back in the 80s before they went nuts...
MG42
Water Cooled Browning
Tommy Gun
MP5. MP5SD. MP5K with briefcase attachment, VP70 with 3 round burst shoulder stock, UMP 45ACP, HKG3 (I'm an HK armorer).
Sten