Thanks for the pics and vids, Sub! That looks like good times.
Looks like that pulse rifle was having some ejection problems on the shotgun part.
Looks like that pulse rifle was having some ejection problems on the shotgun part.
More UZITalk Shoot Videos....
OK guys, I think I know what I was doing wrong. First, YouTube sets the viewing area size (which is small) so I found a format that is close that size. The small viewing size does make the files to upload smaller. Second, is the aspect ratio. You have "regular" which is 4:3 or "widescreen" which is 16:9. When you start the video editing program I am using, you first set the aspect ratio. Stupid me missed that part and the program defaults to 4:3 and I want 16:9. Now that I have those PROBLEMS solved...... Lets try some videos.......
[flash=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/v/d_BzVkTRMl0" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true[/flash]
This video is my S&W 76 with a Norrell ported suppressor (that I borrowed from Randy - guy in white t-shirt). A "ported" suppressor means you can use regular (supersonic) ammo. The ports in the barrelled portion of the suppressor bleed off pressure and slow the bullets to subsonic velocities (less than 1050fps). With a non-ported suppressor you must use subsonic ammo (which usually means a heavy bullet going slow). In the video I am shooting Federal American Eagle 115gr FMJ 9mm (supersonic) ammo. FYI: The H&K MP-5SD SMG uses a ported suppressor. Also FYI: 45acp and 380acp ammo is subsonic to start with, so a ported suppressor is not needed.
Do I want a Norrell ported suppressor for my S&W 76...? HELL YEAH ! ! ! Do I want to pay the cost ($500 suppressor, $100 for barrel to be ported, and $200 tax stamp = $800), heck NO. So I look at the videos and try to live with that...............
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[flash=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/v/d_BzVkTRMl0" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true[/flash]
This video is my S&W 76 with a Norrell ported suppressor (that I borrowed from Randy - guy in white t-shirt). A "ported" suppressor means you can use regular (supersonic) ammo. The ports in the barrelled portion of the suppressor bleed off pressure and slow the bullets to subsonic velocities (less than 1050fps). With a non-ported suppressor you must use subsonic ammo (which usually means a heavy bullet going slow). In the video I am shooting Federal American Eagle 115gr FMJ 9mm (supersonic) ammo. FYI: The H&K MP-5SD SMG uses a ported suppressor. Also FYI: 45acp and 380acp ammo is subsonic to start with, so a ported suppressor is not needed.
Do I want a Norrell ported suppressor for my S&W 76...? HELL YEAH ! ! ! Do I want to pay the cost ($500 suppressor, $100 for barrel to be ported, and $200 tax stamp = $800), heck NO. So I look at the videos and try to live with that...............
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