Weapon System Demo (Full Auto 120fps)

[Andrew Walker]

Wow that was one awesome video, I love the back lit shot with the dust and the warm yellow light kind of reminded me of black hawk down in a way.

Thanks Craig, that's what I was trying to go for. Adams Arms is already talking about another video, which I might try to make it a little more dramatic...like a mini "Black Hawk Down" type of thing. At least that's what I'm hoping for because I think that would be so much fun to shoot:gun:

 

[Andrae Palmer]

Awesome footage!

 

[Brently]

Thanks for at least paying me a compliment for my work. But beautifying a weapon or something that people won't normally associate beauty with is what I do. Its how I created and show people a world that they can't see. Some firearms are just beautiful in their design...just like a car or some other machinery that's made to strict tolerances. There are far more vehicle related deaths than firearm deaths in the US each year. But you don't look at a car and think instrument of death do you. It all depends on how you look at it. I see a firearm as a defensive weapon and something that can be a lot of fun to train yourself to use well. I hope that people see this video and think, "boy that looks like fun, maybe I should learn about firearms because they look like fun." Or that they want to get that piston system on their AR15. Or damn I need to get a RED camera

Also I have had a friend that was randomly killed by some guy at a traffic light because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The only thing I could think was I wish he would have been armed because then at least he might have had a chance to defend himself or maybe the mind set to watch out for crazies like that. I've bought friends and family members guns because I want them to be safe. I can't always be there to protect them and even a better point, neither can the cops.

I am going to be buying a Ruger LCP for my girlfriend. When we move out of North Dakota, I know I will feel a lot better that she has protection. But I don't think even you could made the LCP look badass.

 

[Andrew Walker]

I am going to be buying a Ruger LCP for my girlfriend. When we move out of North Dakota, I know I will feel a lot better that she has protection. But I don't think even you could made the LCP look badass.

I just looked that gun up and it reminds me of the P-32 that Kel-Tec makes. I've only shot it a couple times and I didn't like it. Its so small that you can't get a good grip on it. So when you fire the gun it feels like its going to jump out of your hand. Plus I don't remember it being very accurate. But who knows maybe that Ruger is nice. But if it were me I would look into getting a Glock 26 Sub-compact. Its a 9mm, so it has just a little more pop than a .380. Its a little bit more but its a highly reliable gun. It can also hold 12 rounds, which is almost double what the Ruger LCP can hold. The best way to see what fits her is to take her to a gun shop and let her look at the guns and see which one she feels comfortable with.

 

[Brently]

I just looked that gun up and it reminds me of the P-32 that Kel-Tec makes. I've only shot it a couple times and I didn't like it. Its so small that you can't get a good grip on it. So when you fire the gun it feels like its going to jump out of your hand. Plus I don't remember it being very accurate. But who knows maybe that Ruger is nice. But if it were me I would look into getting a Glock 26 Sub-compact. Its a 9mm, so it has just a little more pop than a .380. Its a little bit more but its a highly reliable gun. It can also hold 12 rounds, which is almost double what the Ruger LCP can hold. The best way to see what fits her is to take her to a gun shop and let her look at the guns and see which one she feels comfortable with.

Did that and she likes the Ruger. With a gun that small, there is no excuse not to carry it. It's a clone of the Kel-Tec but higher quality.

 

[Rick Darge]

Dude, this footage seriously rocks.. I hope you get many more shoots from these guys. Looks like a million bucks

 

[J.K.Dibbets]

wow sick footage man I love it. Offcourse a lot of people don't like weapons (I'm not one of them, they do save many lives it is just a big part of the modern world. all well developed countrys must always stay ahead of other countrys in order to keep the nation safe)

is such a system also available for the diemaco c7 and c8?

 

[Tom Lowe]

Lol, thats right, I *loved* that. Could you find the link again?

Hahaha!.... I found it....

http://digitallions.org/uzi.mov

In Drew's defense, I don't see the weapons themselves as being inherently good or bad. They are just machines. They can be used for good or bad. If your daughter was being butchered by some maniac with a knife, and a sniper rifle could be used to save her, I bet most parents would be happy to have that rifle nearby.

Of course, Americans see these issues differently than people from most other nations. Hell, I was shooting when I was only a young boy. I got my merit badge in markmanship the first year I was in the boy scouts. For Americans, weapons are seen as a sort of insurance policy against tyrannical government. Some might argue, "But what good are assault rifles against tanks and jet fighters?" Well, 10,000 rifles might not be very effective against the US armed forces. But 25 million rifles would be. :gun:

 

[JanneJansson]

The country with the most gun/person is ... Finland?
Have a Nokia in one pocket and a Sako in the other

 

[pistonpusher]

Thanks to Drew for posting on AR15.com, I am now a member here and I'm hooked.
This guys stuff is amazing and its really nice to see people standing up for our rights.
The right to bear arms is an essential
Amendment II.
A well regulated militia, is necessary to the security of a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed...
This is as important as
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Are rights are under attack now like no other time in the history of our country by both party's and debates and structured disagreements are healthy to bring these issues to the forefront
Thanks
Pistonpusher

 

[Matt Gottshalk]

Thanks to Drew for posting on AR15.com, I am now a member here and I'm hooked.
This guys stuff is amazing and its really nice to see people standing up for our rights.
The right to bear arms is an essential
Amendment II.
A well regulated militia, is necessary to the security of a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed...
This is as important as
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Are rights are under attack now like no other time in the history of our country by both party's and debates and structured disagreements are healthy to bring these issues to the forefront
Thanks
Pistonpusher

Welcome!

I'm bulldog1967 over there.

 

[Andrew Walker]

wow sick footage man I love it. Offcourse a lot of people don't like weapons (I'm not one of them, they do save many lives it is just a big part of the modern world. all well developed countrys must always stay ahead of other countrys in order to keep the nation safe)

is such a system also available for the diemaco c7 and c8?

I think the system would work on that type of rifle because it seems to be very similar to the AR15, if not the exact same design just a different name. I would email Adams Arms and ask them.

 

[Andrew Walker]

Thanks to Drew for posting on AR15.com, I am now a member here and I'm hooked.
This guys stuff is amazing and its really nice to see people standing up for our rights.
The right to bear arms is an essential
Amendment II.
A well regulated militia, is necessary to the security of a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed...
This is as important as
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Are rights are under attack now like no other time in the history of our country by both party's and debates and structured disagreements are healthy to bring these issues to the forefront
Thanks
Pistonpusher

Glad you liked it.

Its always interesting to see how people react to gun clips that I post on here because there are so many different views.

Also if any of you on this board that live in the US and are thinking of getting a semi-auto rifle like an AR15. I would suggest you do it now because there is going to be a huge run on lower receivers if this election goes the way its looking its going to go.

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

The right to bear arms is an essential
Amendment II.
A well regulated militia, is necessary to the security of a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed...
This is as important as
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Are rights are under attack now like no other time in the history of our country by both party's and debates and structured disagreements are healthy to bring these issues to the forefront

Amen.

 

[FMG battery]

Are rights are under attack now like no other time in the history of our country by both party's

civilization?..

edit
footnote: it's not a question.
nor rhetorics.

 

[Roberto B]

Of course, Americans see these issues differently than people from most other nations. Hell, I was shooting when I was only a young boy. I got my merit badge in markmanship the first year I was in the boy scouts. For Americans, weapons are seen as a sort of insurance policy against tyrannical government. Some might argue, "But what good are assault rifles against tanks and jet fighters?" Well, 10,000 rifles might not be very effective against the US armed forces. But 25 million rifles would be. :gun:

:help:

 

[Shawn Nelson]

Hahaha!.... I found it....

http://digitallions.org/uzi.mov

In Drew's defense, I don't see the weapons themselves as being inherently good or bad. They are just machines. They can be used for good or bad. If your daughter was being butchered by some maniac with a knife, and a sniper rifle could be used to save her, I bet most parents would be happy to have that rifle nearby.

Of course, Americans see these issues differently than people from most other nations. Hell, I was shooting when I was only a young boy. I got my merit badge in markmanship the first year I was in the boy scouts. For Americans, weapons are seen as a sort of insurance policy against tyrannical government. Some might argue, "But what good are assault rifles against tanks and jet fighters?" Well, 10,000 rifles might not be very effective against the US armed forces. But 25 million rifles would be. :gun:

Thanks man!

And amen brother on your post. Government must be kept in check, disarming a population is a major step towards complete removal of liberty. If they move to do that...well, I'd have to agree with the Declaration of Independence

That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. ... But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

 

[Paul Leeming]

For Americans, weapons are seen as a sort of insurance policy against tyrannical government. Some might argue, "But what good are assault rifles against tanks and jet fighters?" Well, 10,000 rifles might not be very effective against the US armed forces. But 25 million rifles would be. :gun:

Why people are fighting is more important than what they are fighting with.

Spot on Tom.

No army ever succeeded in defeating a population, only other armies. As long as there are people with the will to fight, the fight will never end.

Witness the struggle for Palestine. The entire population is locked up, marginalised and largely ignored by the world at large. It is the longest siege in history. And yet, in the end, they will win. It is only a matter of time. The population of Palestine is growing faster than that of Israel and every child born there is from day one a prisoner yearning to be free. You can't defeat that kind of spirit through force.

Drew is right. Americans need to be very aware of the Second Amendment in today's climate, because you are perilously close to needing to exercise it....

And just to keep on topic, awesome footage!

Paul (9 years in the military so I can appreciate the reasons for weapons)

 

[Cristina S]

Thanks man!

And amen brother on your post. Government must be kept in check, disarming a population is a major step towards complete removal of liberty. If they move to do that...well, I'd have to agree with the Declaration of Independence

What are you talking about? That declaration is more than two hundred years older. The world has changed since then. Haven't you all noticed?

 

[Petr Dvorak]

oh seems like it twisted to philisophical debate again :biggrin:

ok footage is nice