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Fun machine guns???
My husband and I are going to a place that rents machine guns in a couple of weeks to have some fun because we have never shot them. We have to narrow our decision down to a few. Any suggestions? He for sure wants to shoot the Glock 18.
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all of them :D
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Thompson Sub Machine Gun. Pretend you're Bonnie and Clyde.
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I have never shot a machine gun, but there are a few that I would love to shoot. (I'll leave out the .50 BMGs since you probably wouldn't want to pay that much for ammo. :D)
Thompson M1928A1 submachine gun-----(600–1500+ rpm)(45 ACP) M249 light machine gun (SAW)-----(750-1000 rpm)(5.56x45mm NATO) AK-47-----(600 rpm)(7.62x39mm) AK-74-----(650 rpm)(5.45x39mm) M16/M4-----(650-950 rpm)(5.56x45mm NATO) M1919 Browning machine gun-----(400-500 rpm)(30-06) H&K MP5 submachine gun-----(800 rpm)(9mm parabellum, but some come in 10mm or .40 S&W) IIRC, there is also a full auto Ruger 10/22. That would be the cheapest to shoot. Just a few I'd like to shoot. :D |
Definitely the Tommy Gun. It is a classic. I would also like to shoot the Dillon Minigun. Not likely that will be available, or if it is I wouldn't be able to afford whatever they charge to shoot it.
I have always wondered what an Uzi was like to shoot full auto but strangely I have never had a desire to shoot one. A full auto AR/M16 would be cool as would a Mini-14. Just to try it out. I think the Mini-14 would be harder to control than the AR/M16. Let us know how it goes! |
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A 1919
And the mg42 I would love to shoot. |
There are so many "fun" machine guns. All of them, basically. :D
But if you have never fired one, and want something easy to "learn" on, see if they have an American 180 or a Mac 11 in .380 with a full stock and suppressor. Both of those will let you write your name on the target if you want to. Have fun! |
They actually send an instructor with you which is great!
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