Lots of cool Japanese Videos (about firearms)

[ChrisVV]

Found them while youtubing tonight. Man you can get sucked in for hours if you are not careful.


Pretty much the same formula for each one.

1) Introduce the firearm

2) Shoot the firearm

3) Shoot the firearm in slow motion with cheesy soft music

4) Repeat

enjoy.

M2 HMG

FN FAL

H&K Special Cased MP5

Any many more.

 

[General Geoff]

I like the S&W 629 video

 

[ChrisVV]

General Geoff I like the S&W 629 video

This one.

 

[bthest86]

I liked how they used the infinity symbol for magazine capacity with M2. They must have entered a cheat or something.

 

[Deus Machina]

I like seeing some of the stuff they have there. Some with such simple designs, some that look cheaply made, a lot of which the Japanese guys holding them look awkward holding something unfamiliar and made for larger hands.

I also like how the Sterling in one of those visible and audibly 'winds up'. In the slow motion, you can see the bolt come, like, halfway back, then further and further until it's just beating into the rear of its channel.

Some stuff that's just out there. The Jatimatic looks bent.

Cheap effective stuff is great.

 

[ChrisVV]

Just watched some more of them, how about the FIRE on the site of the Jati-Matic.

 

[dewage83]

Yes I have seen these,but I did like them alot tho.

 

[DaleA]

Cool stuff. I wonder if the "forbidden fruit" concept is coming into play here. I'm betting if the Japanese ever instituted REAL "common sense gun laws" -

(I'm stealing that phrase from the Brady bunch and redefining what it means to suit my purpose just 'cause I figure they're not the only ones that should be allowed to do that sort of thing)

- you'd see lots of gun sales and *LOTS* of high tech, state of the art ranges being set up.

 

[Nivek]

Found this after maybe 3 "related" links. Pretty well illustrates how fast a self-defense situation can occur

click here