Full auto 1911!!!

[misconfig]

I've never seen anything like this!

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebitGRonUDs&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

 

[japartridge]

 

[Shadow]

Holy smoke i want one. Ok i dont have no sound on this computor ,did it say who made it?

 

[japartridge]

Holy smoke i want one. Ok i dont have no sound on this computor ,did it say who made it?

No word on the manufacturer, it looked fairly old... that thing is awesome!

 

[Scutter01]

No word on the manufacturer, it looked fairly old... plus it would require 2 tax stamps... but even still, that thing is awesome!

No, it wouldn't. Machine gun trumps all. It doesn't ALSO have to be registered as an SBR.

 

[japartridge]

No, it wouldn't. Machine gun trumps all. It doesn't ALSO have to be registered as an SBR.

huh, sorry didn't realize that MG trumped the SBR... was thinking along the lines of SBR & suppressed....

My apoligizes for my incorrect thought process.

*gracefully bows out***

 

[Scutter01]

huh, sorry didn't realize that MG trumped the SBR... was thinking along the lines of SBR & suppressed....

My apoligizes for my incorrect thought process.

*gracefully bows out***

You'd be right on the SBR and suppressor. For that matter, you'd be right if it were an MG and a suppressor.

 

[shooter521]

Moar video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lyhxHs3n0Y0

The original prototypes are worth BIG money:
Documented Extremely Rare Colt Experimental 1911A1 Prototype Fully Automatic Government Model Pistol with Shoulder Stock from Colt Factory Collection

Or how 'bout one in .38 Super?
Documented Extremely Rare Experimental Prototype Colt Fully Automatic 38 Super Pistol Carbine with Stock Used in F.B.I. Trials From The Colt Factory Collection

 

[Kirk Freeman]

No word on the manufacturer, it looked fairly old

Many manufacturers made fully automatic pistols in the early part of the 20th century, including fully automatic revolvers.

The weapon in the video is a Colt originally designed to combat criminals during the '30s. Colt made them in .45 and .38 Super (to penetrate car bodies) for evaluation by federal and state police.

Fully automatic pistols are around today, but very specialized.

 

[cowboywitek]

that would be a handy CC gun!

 

[INMIline]

I watch the video and think it would jump right out of my hand. The first shot would land on target, the rest.....who knows?

 

[rockhopper46038]

Hypothetically, if one were to have recently experienced a 1911 going full auto, one would most likely have crapped their pants and immediately sent said hypothetical full auto 1911 back to the manufacturer to have a new sear installed. Hypothetically.

 

[CalebToNowhere]

That's Pretty Sweet...

I don't think I'd want to be behind it though.

 

[85t5mcss]

That's Pretty Sweet...

I don't think I'd want to be behind it though.

Rather be behind the gun than in front of it.

Oh, and that is slick. So, uh, where is the 50rd. drum at?

 

[CalebToNowhere]

Rather be behind the gun than in front of it.

Oh, and that is slick. So, uh, where is the 50rd. drum at?

Ha, I didn't even realize how that sounded when I typed it...! Yeah, definitely don't want to be in front of it.

 

[Fordtough25]

What the...

 

[indykid]

I had a friend that had a full auto 1911. I watched him fire it once, and decided it was more than I wanted to try to handle. This was back in the early 70s when full auto was just a tax stamp, and the price of the firearm was about the same as the standard version.

Trying not to get started on my typical rant!

 

[drgnrobo]

UBER HOT

 

[MrSmitty]

That is SWEET!!

 

[orange]

Been done before, like Kirk Freeman pointed out. Dillinger owned one in .38 Super, with a compensator and foregrip from a Thompson SMG.. but I could be wrong...anyway here are two Colt factory prototypes:

Many manufacturers made fully automatic pistols in the early part of the 20th century, including fully automatic revolvers.

Having some trouble picturing a full-auto revolver though. Unless it's a modded Mateba or Webley-Fosbery. Do you have more information on this?