billland1
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I am looking to find out if this gun what a home job or if there where actually any of these ever made I have a video i will try to find a link or someone tell me how to add the flash video here
...and occasionally, I suspect, done by accident by "kitchen table" gunsmiths who don't know enough about them before they start making modifications. (No, I haven't done it myself by accident or on purpose.)It's actually pretty easy to get a 1911 to go full auto. Kitchen table gunsmiths manage to do it often.
...and occasionally, I suspect, done by accident by "kitchen table" gunsmiths who don't know enough about them before they start making modifications. (No, I haven't done it myself by accident or on purpose.)
Ooh, full auto gold plated Desert Eagles... now we're cooking!I had one that went full-auto after about 100 rounds (without my help, I might add). A new sear fixed it though....
That pic looks incredibly impractical, but hey, guys still buy gold plated Desert Eagles, so.....
As i recall the movie gun was chambered in .45ACP simply because there arent any blank fire .38 Super guns in movie inventories and it was just easier to convert a .45. Dillinger isnt actually seen using the gun, its only seen in the hands of Baby Face Nelson.
While you're right in the case of most shooters, I personally know more than a handful of people who can easily keep all 32 rds out of a G18C on a man sized target at self defense ranges doing a mag dump. Using the trigger sparingly and firing short bursts, several of them can keep all rounds on a man sized target at much greater distances.I have never fired a .45 FA pistol, but I have fired 9mm and 7.63mm pistols in full auto. Anyone thinking of converting a pistol to FA needs another thought, not only because it is illegal in the US but because the result is a totally useless gun, even with a shoulder stock. The first shot goes on target, the rest of the magazine goes... somewhere.
Fun, if you can arrange for someone else to pay for the ammo.
Jim