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  • Sam Salvati

    blacksmith
    Apr 22, 2013
    631
    Finksburg
    Anyone have any experience with this stuff? Danger To the gun?
     

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    JoshN

    Member
    Jan 23, 2013
    72
    Maryland until I escape
    it was designed to work in HK G3 type rifles by changing the bolt out for a pure blowback. It fires dirty but is very accurate at 25m (was designed to be fired at 25m using 200m sight settings). It wont cycle the action of a semi-automatic rifle unless it is a G3 type with the specialized bolt. It wont hurt your rifle in anyway. I have used it for years in my PTR with the correct bolt. Great cost saver, nice low recoil. Fun to watch the blue casings fly 4 lanes over. Folks are always confused. Should work great in a bolt gun.
     

    4g64loser

    Bad influence
    Jan 18, 2007
    6,505
    maryland
    in a correctly converted G3 it runs very well. very amusing to flip the switch and watch the rain of bright blue cases fly all over the place (G3 with sear). These also work very well for close range squirrel/other small rodent control. Screw a can on the ol' G3 and pop the tree rats. overpenetration of the wood is a nonissue.
     

    John from MD

    American Patriot
    MDS Supporter
    May 12, 2005
    22,906
    Socialist State of Maryland
    To allow for training without worrying about shooting up the populace, the Germans developed several different types of short range ammo. They are usually good for 25 yards and won't hurt your gun. At one time, you could get 800 rounds of 7.62 NATO for $49.
     

    4g64loser

    Bad influence
    Jan 18, 2007
    6,505
    maryland
    that it would be. HK sear packs in host guns are fun to play with. G3s do tend to kick the snot out of you though. Converted to fire these, a G3 becomes kid/girlfriend friendly. With these and a can, it does about as well as a 9mm MP5 with can on a tree rat or rabbit at 25yds or less and is much safer to use when they are up the tree or you have potential ricochet issues. I wouldn't suggest using them on groundhogs or other larger pests as the likelihood of a humane kill is, to my way of thinking, low.
     

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