Preferably full-auto, but frankly I'll take anything. No guns on campus and I've only gotten to put ten rounds through my new AK (a travesty!) so I'm going through withdrawal.

So help me out and at least give me a video fix until I can be reunited with my Kalashnikov!

Some full auto stuff in here. I watch these all  the time and do nothing but wish
www.silencertests.com/videos.htm
There is a krinkov fully automatic. I hope that will do.

Here's a video of  a Russian Plum AKS-74 with the 60 round quad stack magazine.
www.simondog.com/mvd/AKS74-02st.mov

Quoted: Some full auto stuff in here. I watch these all  the time and do nothing but wish www.silencertests.com/videos.htm There is a krinkov fully automatic. I hope that will do.

I saved all those to my hard drive nearly two months ago.

Ah needs mah fix!

How about the bulletfest movies. Have you seen them?

www.bulletfest.net/movies.asp

this here video has been banned from two web sites already. The (brittish) hippies at "home of poi" didn't like the guns, and the packing dot org mods were scared the liberals would find out what "bump fire" was... enjoy.

www.flamingsphere.homestead.com/files/bumpfiremasters.wmv

One word after seeing that AK74-SU vid..........

Moist



I cringed at the "bumpfire" video though.......TOTAL lack of muzzle control......
Maybe I'm just getting older and grumpier, but seeing blatant disregard for safety pisses me off

Quoted: One word after seeing that AK74-SU vid.......... Moist I cringed at the "bumpfire" video though.......TOTAL lack of muzzle control...... Maybe I'm just getting older and grumpier, but seeing blatant disregard for safety pisses me off

no shit
they take the cam infront of the guy with the gun to film him shooting somethan metal with bullets goin everywhere then they try and give lessons on gun safty lol

first off, the "metal" is  1/32" inch thick metal, washing machine case. bullets go THROUGH it, not bounce off.  What you are seeing is the metal casing of the AK bullets sparking, you are not seeing bullets ricochett....

It's a lot safer than idiots who shoot at "steel reactive targets"  or bowling pins, or even earth berms that have big rocks burried in the dirt... shesh. And we ahve a LARGE earth berm made of top soil... what, just cause we are shooting from the hip, you think we aren't hitting what we aim at?

you want to talk about muzzle control? the bullets were HITTING the target. sheesh!

the only person "spraying bullets is the dude shooting the water...and that is on purpose... yea, shooting a body of water in teh middle of nowhere at a downward angle is dangerous, the bullets might fly backwards and hit you in the eye...?!?!?!

And I don't know where you get the idea that we "took the camera in front of the guy with the gun"?!?!? what the heck are you talking about?

at no point is the photographer even close to a 90 degree angle to the shooter. WE always stay BEHIND the shooter when any actuall firing is going on (and even when there isn't firing going on)... must be the crappy compression, making you see things that aren't there...

At no point is a muzzle even close to being poiinted at anybody. fingers off the trigger, etc.

ok, so I watched it AGAIN, to see how you could misinterpert a VIDEO.

Perhaps some people don't realize that steel case AK bullets send sparks out of the barrel, which are readily visible on video tape at night. there are a few shots where a person could misinterpert these sparks for bullets flying out of the barrel at maddly inapropriate angles.  Such as one water shot where it almost looks like a bullet totaly misses the water, and goes flying out parallel to the horizon. THats not a bullet its a spark. The bullets are hitting in a 2 foot group, in the water, 30 yards away.

And I assure you, those bullets are going right throgh the 1/32" thick sheet metal. Those are sparks, not pieces of bullets.  IF you want peices of bullets flying off, try shooting at those popular "steel reactive targets" that everybody thinks are so safe.

And the only part where a person with a camera walks up to a person with a gun is after the girl shoots a SINGLE SHOT 37 mm launcher, and the cameraman walks up BEHIND her....

Guess it's to much for even gun nutz to handle

Except in the movies, I have never seen non-tracer ammo of any sort create sparks at any time.

yeah

Shooting Flares off???

this is a video on the history of AK's posted by another member here a while back

AK video  14.7mb

Anybody got that last one on a SVGA or XVGA resolution, i.e. 640x480 or better?

Here's one of mine, nothing exciting just some semi-auto fun:

www.gunpics.net/movies/type56d.AVI

well, I had never noticed it either, till I video taped at night.

try it some time if you don't beleive me. YOu can even see it on the AR15 when bump firing at night.

IT is strange that a person doesn't notice it with your eyes, but the video camera doesn't lie.

Every bullet that comes out the barrel sends a shotgun blast of sparks whether unburnt powder or metal shavings (chrome barrel, steel case bullets) whatever it is, I Can assure you, one bullet doesn't send several bullets out of the barrel at wild angles...  And we aren't using tracers.

I have noticed it is worse during bump fire, the barrel gets hot ane metal startes to burn I guess. .

Quoted: well, I had never noticed it either, till I video taped at night. try it some time if you don't beleive me. YOu can even see it on the AR15 when bump firing at night. IT is strange that a person doesn't notice it with your eyes, but the video camera doesn't lie. Every bullet that comes out the barrel sends a shotgun blast of sparks whether unburnt powder or metal shavings (chrome barrel, steel case bullets) whatever it is, I Can assure you, one bullet doesn't send several bullets out of the barrel at wild angles...  And we aren't using tracers. I have noticed it is worse during bump fire, the barrel gets hot ane metal startes to burn I guess. .

I see this all the time with my AKs, but mostly with my yugo underfolder build. You would have to shoot at dusk to see them, as he said.