I can honestly say I don’t think I’ve ever seen a BMF Activator on a belt-fed semi-auto before today. But it makes perfect sense, and restores much of the original function (if the intended use is as an area-suppression weapon).
Yesss.
Schwiiiing!
Now that’s a f*cking weapon of war!
Hell yeah!
sexy
Anyone who asks, “Why do you need that” is clearly missing the Y-chromosome.
I need a moment to my self…..
Wow, that might be difficult to operate with an erection.
Contact a physician (or maybe a gunsmith) if you fire a burst that lasts for more than four hours.
Hahaha. Call it “potato digger prone”
I wish I had the kind of disposable income required to own one of those. I’d even settle for this over the much more expensive “real” one.
I’ll bet the Israelis have a few of the FA 1919s still in their inventory. I know they had them in 73.
That is truly awesome.
Does that shoot spent brass out the bottom ?
NICE , even if it does .
You are welcome into my wagon circle anytime if you promise to bring that one and a lot of shooting thingy’s .
Now THAT is some fun, and even semi auto, a great piece representing history.
I have nothing personal against the AR, and I’m actually really impressed by all the PCCs everybody’s posting, but my tastes have definitely turned to stuff more like this. The STG 44 repro is a definite purchase next year, though I’d love to do the FG42 or the BAR ones, if I had the cash.
That thing is awesome. And a nice break from the boring parade of ARs. How much does a rig like that set you back?
Very nice!
Bonus points for the Gadsden flag.
I’m jealous. I’ve had my eye on one of those, yet I have three more years of a college budget. So, essentially no money to budget.
Very nice.
My dream gun. the gatling crank is a great idea.
Man. Need to get that mad wealth so I can put this in my living room, haha.
Can’t Breathe…Too Much Awesome
I submitted this picture, f you want to shoot it you can anytime at the range I work at in Colorado, its one of our rentals! http://familyshootingcenter.com/
Good for you! That is great
I can honestly say I don’t think I’ve ever seen a BMF Activator on a belt-fed semi-auto before today. But it makes perfect sense, and restores much of the original function (if the intended use is as an area-suppression weapon).
Yesss.
Schwiiiing!
Now that’s a f*cking weapon of war!
Hell yeah!
sexy
Anyone who asks, “Why do you need that” is clearly missing the Y-chromosome.
I need a moment to my self…..
Wow, that might be difficult to operate with an erection.
Contact a physician (or maybe a gunsmith) if you fire a burst that lasts for more than four hours.
Hahaha. Call it “potato digger prone”
I wish I had the kind of disposable income required to own one of those. I’d even settle for this over the much more expensive “real” one.
I’ll bet the Israelis have a few of the FA 1919s still in their inventory. I know they had them in 73.
That is truly awesome.
Does that shoot spent brass out the bottom ?
NICE , even if it does .
You are welcome into my wagon circle anytime if you promise to bring that one and a lot of shooting thingy’s .
Now THAT is some fun, and even semi auto, a great piece representing history.
I have nothing personal against the AR, and I’m actually really impressed by all the PCCs everybody’s posting, but my tastes have definitely turned to stuff more like this. The STG 44 repro is a definite purchase next year, though I’d love to do the FG42 or the BAR ones, if I had the cash.
That thing is awesome. And a nice break from the boring parade of ARs. How much does a rig like that set you back?
Very nice!
Bonus points for the Gadsden flag.
I’m jealous. I’ve had my eye on one of those, yet I have three more years of a college budget. So, essentially no money to budget.
Very nice.
My dream gun. the gatling crank is a great idea.
Man. Need to get that mad wealth so I can put this in my living room, haha.
Can’t Breathe…Too Much Awesome
I submitted this picture, f you want to shoot it you can anytime at the range I work at in Colorado, its one of our rentals! http://familyshootingcenter.com/
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