Hi folks.... 
Just got back from the bi-annual (April and October) Knob Creek (Kentucky) Gun Show (click here)http://www.machinegunshoot.com/index.html over the weekend. If you ever get a chance to go, I highly recommend it.
I put together a brief five minute streaming video of the shooting fun, which I though many of the milsurp collectors here would enjoy. Besides the huge display tents with vendors selling everything and anything related to firearms, there's the massive range shoot. Attendees can pay (rent) to shoot everything from old Gatling guns, WW1 Lewis machine guns, WWII 30 and 50 caliber Browning MG's, German MG34 and MG42's, every automatic rifle you can think of, all the way through to flame throwers and artillery pieces.

(TURN ON and UP your sound. Click the picture to WATCH streaming video)
Note: Be a little patient for it to start, until your Windows Player gets 45-60 secs, to buffer ahead......
If you want to download it to view later, right click picture with your mouse and choose"Save Target As"
Note: It's about a 5 minute - 93 Megabyte file size)
Can you imagine crossing Omaha Beach against German MG42's? After you watch this, you can see that the special effects in the first 20 minutes of the move "Saving Private Ryan" aren't far off what must have been the real thing.
A few quick pics.....
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I think that can of WD40 hanging off the WW1 Vickers was even dated 1917.
Regards,
Badger
Just got back from the bi-annual (April and October) Knob Creek (Kentucky) Gun Show (click here)http://www.machinegunshoot.com/index.html over the weekend. If you ever get a chance to go, I highly recommend it.
I put together a brief five minute streaming video of the shooting fun, which I though many of the milsurp collectors here would enjoy. Besides the huge display tents with vendors selling everything and anything related to firearms, there's the massive range shoot. Attendees can pay (rent) to shoot everything from old Gatling guns, WW1 Lewis machine guns, WWII 30 and 50 caliber Browning MG's, German MG34 and MG42's, every automatic rifle you can think of, all the way through to flame throwers and artillery pieces.
(TURN ON and UP your sound. Click the picture to WATCH streaming video)
Note: Be a little patient for it to start, until your Windows Player gets 45-60 secs, to buffer ahead......
If you want to download it to view later, right click picture with your mouse and choose"Save Target As"
Note: It's about a 5 minute - 93 Megabyte file size)
Can you imagine crossing Omaha Beach against German MG42's? After you watch this, you can see that the special effects in the first 20 minutes of the move "Saving Private Ryan" aren't far off what must have been the real thing.
A few quick pics.....
I think that can of WD40 hanging off the WW1 Vickers was even dated 1917.
Regards,
Badger
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