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It will be interesting to see if it’s quieter than the Mk5 Sterling.
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Attachment 93815
It will be interesting to see if it’s quieter than the Mk5 Sterling.
Yes it will...I know I preferred the .45 because it had more smack downrange in that role...but I was using an M3 with suppressor.
faster & louder...Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
I think that is the name of one of your "Texican" TV shows...
Two 9mm bullets with a total weight of 155 grs might not be very loud,Attachment 93854Attachment 93855 if they can
cycle the action
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Originally Posted by Lee Enfield
The first five shots in semi were pretty quiet. Not Mk5 quiet but not bad. The wipes were original and disintegrated after that. Amazing what a difference they make.
The MAC is FAST! CRAZY FAST! In auto it’s strictly “Spray and Pray.” The trigger is horrible and the butt stock flimsy. It’s about as far away from a Sterling as you can get in quality and shootability. It’s also about as much fun as you can have with your pants on.
I had a TV once. It sat in the corner gathering dust. So, I dumped it to make room. Never had the desire to get another one. Even when I was recovering in the hospital I didn’t watch it. I know it sounds strange. I just don’t like it.
Thought you were going to tell us you took it out and ventilated it with this alley sweeper...Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
Yes they are...I wonder if one could use thinner wire springs and slow it down? I wonder if it would work? I know the M3 I had ran like a monster when I used springs out of a Bren or FN butt...sounded like and Ingram. Had 10 casings in the air at once. Once I used a thinner wire it slowed some...Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
So a stronger spring would make it even faster? ;)
Yes...much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
Does it have the opposing Archimedean screws?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent
NO. ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee Enfield