They were disappointed, and I told them that the guns were much more effective in semi-auto anyway.
Weirdly, they said, well, we didn't want to hurt anyone, just make a lot of noise! It was a strange insight into people who styled themselves as potential revolutionaries.
Probably just bored ATF agents out for a little fun.
Without testfiring, these genious' went into the store flashmob style, and the revolver kid held the door open and watch for "da 5-0".
Mac 10 guy walks up to counter, pulls gun, click click click click......tries to chamber new round, points again, click click click. Second time he performs malfunction check, clerk pulls a Charter Arms .44 magnum bulldog. Blows the kid away right there. The kid with the revolver turns around to receive 2nd blast in the belly button.
Both kids lived 2 houses away, and the man knew both of them since they could walk away from their crack house as toddlers. One dead, one paralyzed for life.
Great shooting. The news report showed the mandatory "momma" showing up and confronting the store owner saying "he was a good boy", "You didn't have to shoot him" nonsense. Next best part was the LRPD PIO saying, "we retreived a Mac 10 pistol that was illegally converted to fully automatic fire by filing down the firing pin". LOL! That rumor still floats around Pine Bluff, Memphis, and Little Rock, today.
If I ever figure out how to tranfer from VHS to DVD to Internet, I want to show it to you.
There’s a local city councilwoman, who is IMO the most despicable human being I know, who would get money from a local Democrat businessman and stage a gun buyback whenever she is running for office. It gets her publicity and raves from the editorialists. But our city is engulfed in a wave of violent crime, and of course, the gun buyback changes nothing.
One day I had a flier stuck in my mail slot that had directions for making a working gun out of materials available in any hardware store. The anonymous author urged us to make enough home made guns so that we could sell them in the buyback program, take the money and buy a real weapon.
if it's a knock-off firing semi-auto like the early Cobray or SWD versions that fired from an Open-bolt it's not hard to do
ALL versions made in the USA from the late 70's early 80's on (don't remember the year) fire from a Closed-bolt by law and that is NOT so easily do able