M14 slow-mo ####

[Odd Shot]

I know this should technically be in the media sub-forum, but it just seems more fitting to have this vid clip here (sorry mods!).

Larry Vickers does shows the M14 in all its slow motion glory, full auto included.

 

[Potato boy]

Nice, definetly my preferred platform

 

[grumpyguy]

Love watching guns in slo-mo!

 

[Steyn]

The part where more than 5 rounds come off of the gun brought tears to my eyes.

 

[hutchster]

Gotta agree, slo-mo rifles firing are always cool.

One question for owners, how noticeable is that powder blast if you have your hand up near the front of the stock when firing ?

 

[ipscgraz]

The barrel whip is pretty obvious a couple of times.

 

[grelmar]

Larry looks like he signed up for Weight Watchers... Wow, he's dropped more than a few pounds since a year ago.

He really shows his skill in that video. He handles the M14 on FA like a champ.

 

[gnmontey]

Don't flex like a SVT-40 does that's for sure. Those things are crazy in slow-mo.

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[Falconflyer]

Very cool!

 

[Mauser GDog]

Hail to the king.

 

[MechanicalSparky25]

Awesome video thanks for posting. Rifles in slow motion are always awesome. But that full auto hot damn. That barrel flex was pretty decent too. Cool cool cool

 

[ton45-II]

Yes...slo mo is indeed very ###y . Notice the barrel whip.

 

[Claven2]

Wish he had shown the heel stamp. I doubt it's an original usgi gun from the 60's. I'm betting it's a non-transferable dealer sample from Fulton, LRB, SEI or SAI.

 

[SeedingBrass]

He totally went FULL-semi auto with that thing!

 

[BeaverMeat]

Wish he had shown the heel stamp. I doubt it's an original usgi gun from the 60's. I'm betting it's a non-transferable dealer sample from Fulton, LRB, SEI or SAI.

Well... there is this thing called pause. If you pause it you can see the TRW triangle logo. I wouldn’t doubt it’s a original. We had originals here in Canada that were surplused. Not from the U.S. directly mind you.

 

[grelmar]

Wish he had shown the heel stamp. I doubt it's an original usgi gun from the 60's. I'm betting it's a non-transferable dealer sample from Fulton, LRB, SEI or SAI.

Well... there is this thing called pause. If you pause it you can see the TRW triangle logo. I wouldn’t doubt it’s a original. We had originals here in Canada that were surplused. Not from the U.S. directly mind you.

Ask and ye shall receive (click on image to enlarge):

 

[Claven2]

Well that's cool. There must have been some transferable pre-68 Gun Control Act TRW's released to civilian owners then.

 

[garandguy10]

It may be a welded up de-milled M14 receiver.

 

[1-trident-1]

that explains the dings on my brass. it's bounced forward,