http://www.santoalt.com/videos/rapid_fire.php Heres the link, i would love to shoot one of these, talk about a good gun for hunting, u may not be able to scope it but with full auto hey you're bound to hit it with one of those 18 shots....

hehe, you're not exactly into the whole "sporting" aspect of hunting eh? ;)
A 00 Buckshot round will have 9 pellets of about the same size in a single round, and I think you're bound to hit with more of those pellets than if you are firing full auto with a glock.
Besides, that one guy who is insanely fast with a revolver doesn't need a full auto ;)

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I mentioned your post to my brother, and he wanted to know if you have ever thought about hunting with a grenade launcher.

"If he's lucky, he'll come across a whole herd."
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I mentioned your post to my brother, and he wanted to know if you have ever thought about hunting with a grenade launcher.

"If he's lucky, he'll come across a whole herd."
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This might sound weird, but opening up on a herd of charging elephants with a MK47 has always sounded like it would be fun. ;)

Besides, that one guy who is insanely fast with a revolver doesn't need a full auto ;)

Jerry Mikulic? (not sure of the spelling)

Jerry Mikulic? (not sure of the spelling)
Yeah, wasn't either. He's the one though.

isnt that the gun from the matrix?

he needs one of those 31 mag clips. now your talkin about fun.

Is that thing full auto or semi? I know if you saw Jerry shoot that revolver you'd swear it was full auto too...

Hi I don´t think what is a Glock 18, if you look at the video you can see what thing on the gun is a product (fire selector system)you easy can buy and put on your Glock.

That thing you can buy at this website:
http://www.fss-g.com/
or
http://matrix.dumpshock.com/raygun/firearmac/add_glock.html

what does it take to get a full auto attachment for a glock? is there a lisence you can apply for via the ATF?

']what does it take to get a full auto attachment for a glock? is there a lisence you can apply for via the ATF?

Anything having to do with full auto requires a tax stamp from the ATF, and lots of other paperwork, as well.

I'd find a Class III dealer in your area (check the Shotgun News) and go from there.

The $200 tax stamp, waiting several months while they do the background check, and then getting the CLEO (Local Sheriff or Chief of Police) to sign off on the paperwork (Which can be a pain depending on where you live).

Then pay for the auto-sear, which could be several hundred dollars - I'm not sure if it would be legal for a civilian to own if it's made after 1986.

Then after going through that, you'll have to make sure that you have your paperwork with you at all times while you have the gun in your possession, and notify the BATF if you travel out of state.

Actually I think it's OK to carry a copy of your paperwork, and keep the originals in a safe location (like a safe deposit box). I've heard that if they are lost or destroyed they can be a pain to replace.