Are These Real Guns or Toy Guns?

[bluefete]

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[VII]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

[pugboy]

There are allegedly many glocks with the full auto mod on the street tho

[Miktay]

steups...

[daas]

The solution is simple:

1) Find gun in question

2) Find OP

3) Pull trigger

[cinco]

DESK POP

[rollingstock]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

You're wrong though.

[VII]

There are allegedly many glocks with the full auto mod on the street tho

The full auto works the same way it just bumps the firing pin but the energy from shot is needed for all that to happen,and also if your'e talking about full auto your'e talking about one trigger pull keeping your finger on trigger,not the repeated pulls like in the vid,I really believe that's a prop gun.

[VII]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

You're wrong though.

No prob enlighten me,I am always open to learning.

[rollingstock]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

You're wrong though.

No prob enlighten me,I am always open to learning.

Not all firearms are designed the same, what is a normal operation for one may be abnormal for another model /brand.

And the firing pin is not recycled from the energy of the last shot, I'm not sure where you got that.

[VII]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

You're wrong though.

No prob enlighten me,I am always open to learning.

Not all firearms are designed the same, what is a normal operation for one may be abnormal for another model /brand.

And the firing pin is not recycled from the energy of the last shot, I'm not sure where you got that.

Ok if you say so,but in reality all semi-auto small arms are designed with the same basic principle,the energy for actuation of multi-functions including firing pin and ejection comes from the last shot and the last shot only,that's why you must put the first shot in the breach by manually racking,there are no servos or electronic actuation,think about it for a second,in a semi-auto handgun you can't have a trigger pull independent of other functions including racking,firing and ejecting,it's impossible to even fathom,and if one wants to argue about all the modified Glocks etc one has to remember that those only require one pull and not multiple which would be defying the purpose of full auto anyway.

[Monkey Man]

Seems as if he had the safety on the first time when he tried to dry fire

[rollingstock]

VII do some research, you're getting some of your points wrong. Dry firing a pistol is possible and is actually used for training purposes to teach proper trigger control and frowned upon by some enthusiasts.

[Monkey Man]

Im sure the goon was using a snap cap.

[jeepers]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

You're wrong though.

No prob enlighten me,I am always open to learning.

Not all firearms are designed the same, what is a normal operation for one may be abnormal for another model /brand.

And the firing pin is not recycled from the energy of the last shot, I'm not sure where you got that.

Ok if you say so,but in reality all semi-auto small arms are designed with the same basic principle,the energy for actuation of multi-functions including firing pin and ejection comes from the last shot and the last shot only,that's why you must put the first shot in the breach by manually racking,there are no servos or electronic actuation,think about it for a second,in a semi-auto handgun you can't have a trigger pull independent of other functions including racking,firing and ejecting,it's impossible to even fathom,and if one wants to argue about all the modified Glocks etc one has to remember that those only require one pull and not multiple which would be defying the purpose of full auto anyway.

i think you are wrong bro. i saw dry firing repeatedly already wit semi automatic.

[alfa]

The energy from the last shot serves to pull back the hammer thereby putting the gun into single action mode, however it can be dry fired in double action mode without needing to rack the slide. Glocks work differently where the slide needs to be racked between trigger pulls. Gun in question appears to be a Beretta 92FS so it can be done.

[pjfred]

Allyuh idiots don't respond to this tread please! The correct response warrants investigation.

[lostboys crew]

Smh lol real dotish idiots gunman don't advertise they are armed.

[konartis]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

You're wrong though.

No prob enlighten me,I am always open to learning.

Not all firearms are designed the same, what is a normal operation for one may be abnormal for another model /brand.

And the firing pin is not recycled from the energy of the last shot, I'm not sure where you got that.

Ok if you say so,but in reality all semi-auto small arms are designed with the same basic principle,the energy for actuation of multi-functions including firing pin and ejection comes from the last shot and the last shot only,that's why you must put the first shot in the breach by manually racking,there are no servos or electronic actuation,think about it for a second,in a semi-auto handgun you can't have a trigger pull independent of other functions including racking,firing and ejecting,it's impossible to even fathom,and if one wants to argue about all the modified Glocks etc one has to remember that those only require one pull and not multiple which would be defying the purpose of full auto anyway.

You are confusing this with trigger squeeze....you can pull the trigger and the hammer would snap without any rounds, some can even do this with the magazine out.....when you fire, the hammer is then "cocked" in the motion. Thus giving you a easier trigger pull....and ofc u must load a firearm before shooting....how else the bullet would get into the chamber?

[Computerman]

[ruffneck_12]

What is MGS, and what are they supposed to be generating?

[shogun]

The retarded sheit these fellas do for cred

Hopefully a field of corn awaits these idiots

[underground panel van]

That's called blight snapping and yes its real many semiautomatic pistols with out a safety catch eg.the browning and 226 sig Sauer will operate in that mode. When it comes to extraction of spent shell the gas on the recoil action cause that it has nun to do with the firing pin.

[speedmelter]

What is MGS, and what are they supposed to be generating?

apparenty mgs is the code

and they have to use the code to generate

[TheOwnerPO]

@ 0:27 the guy pulls he trigger repeatedly and that's impossible with an empty gun as the firing pin is re-cycled from the energy of the last shot,else you have to manually slide/rack for each trigger pull,maybe a nifty but harmless plastic replica/prop gun or pellet gun. Guy's an idiot all the same though.

probably a 3d-printed gun

[Spitfir3]

real or not you have to be a new level of stupid to post this sheit up