How to melt a suppressor

[Lazyfaire]

As hard as they are to come by why would you do this?


Guy MELTS His Suppressor with 700 Round Burst! | Michael Berry | KTRH

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[66PonyCar]

Must be nice to have money to burn!

 

[KKG]

I think somebody once said something like: "Stupid is as Stupid does!" With any luck Darwin will be right.

 

[Pete F]

Why? Did he think that it wouldn't melt the suppressor and the barrel? The cartridges were igniting before the bolt had a chance to close. Overall, a waste of a suppressor and who knows how many of the SAW parts that are now useless. Not even cool to watch.

 

[Alexx1401]

As hard as they are to come by why would you do this?


Guy MELTS His Suppressor with 700 Round Burst! | Michael Berry | KTRH

Some people have the money to do this just to see what happens. There is another couple guys have a several videos on youtube doing this. Seeing what it takes to make a gun fail. I was pretty damn impressed with the damn weapon that it held up. Was kind of surprised the guys were not better protected from something blowing out.

 

[MasterChief]

thought it was cool.....until......destruction.......makes me sad

 

[Lazyfaire]

Why? Did he think that it wouldn't melt the suppressor and the barrel? The cartridges were igniting before the bolt had a chance to close. Overall, a waste of a suppressor and who knows how many of the SAW parts that are now useless. Not even cool to watch.

I'm guessing he didn't own the rifle or the suppressor, or pay for the ammo either.

 

[CountryGent]

I saw this one earlier today. Eh, not really seeing the point. But it is their equipment to, quite literally, burn up.

 

[HB of CJ]

Painfully sad to watch. Like kicking your loyal dog to death. Beating your old loyal dead horse some more. Like already said, that had to ruin about half of a very expensive dealer sample light machine gun.

I do not even want to think that that was one of just a few very scarce very expensive transferable machine guns. Not any more. No way I could afford or want to buy the wreckage. Why was it done?

All Oregon State, US Code Laws And NFA Rules Apply.

 

[KKG]

And just think about what wonderful "Ammunition" this kind of STUPIDITY gives to the Media and people like the Brady Bunch!

 

[Stomper]

Bubblegumming waste.

 

[jbett98]

Maybe they didn't have a Grandpa that taught them the basics of making every shot count.

 

[KKG]

Are you Actually suggesting that they might be part of the human race?

 

[Stomper]

Chimps are what, 1-2 chromosome differences away from homo.... sapiens?

 

[DaveLikesGuns]

It makes my skin crawl. It's like intentionally driving a car in a way that you know is damaging it but being personally entertained by it because you just like messing up cool bubblegum that you should be grateful you have the abilities to obtain. I guess that I understand the the people want to know how far they can push their guns and that stress testing has it's merits but I still don't like it.

 

[Tully Mars]

While he has the right to do what he wishes with his property, It it my opinion that he's a bloody idiot. Like another poster said earlier, it's this kind of stupidity that gives all of us in the shooting community a bad rep and libtard media types more ammo. It takes a lot of time, money and paperwork to purchase, or in my case manufacture a suppressor. I, for the life of me, can't see any sane reason for doing this. A torture test? BS, just a couple of mental midgets with apparently no active brainwaves...

 

[11Charlie]

Maybe they didn't have a Grandpa that taught them the basics of making every shot count.


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Thats a great picture!! Makes me miss my Grandpa!

 

[Tully Mars]

Thats a great picture!! Makes me miss my Grandpa!

Was thinking the same thing.

 

[KKG]

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I was lucky enough to have both a Grandpa and a Father who were Shooters/Hunters. Grandpa sent me off to Grade School - more than once - with a box of .22s and his Remington. My first time Shooting came when I was about 6 and Dad let me crank off a couple of 3 shot bursts with his "Issue" Thompson!!! Those are real memories!

But just this morning the local Gene Pool got a bit of a 'Cleaning' when a motorcycle manis coming into the residencial neighborhood slammed into the back of a Travel Trailer hard enough to push it up onto the sidewalk! He won't be doing that again. Sometimes Darwin works.

 

[jbett98]

I never knew my grandparents and my Dad wasn't the outdoors type.
I've always been jealous of guys that did have a relationship with their grandpas.