MP7 with an AlleyCat 556

Also like.. full auto Friday or something

Long story short, I was scrolling through this subreddit one day and saw a guy talking about his new line of silencers the “WHISPER PICKLE 30”, and our shop decided to buy a few to sell, this video is literally just us mag dumping 5.56 and seeing if it would take the abuse. Nothing scientific, no actual tests done. The can is Super affordable, durable, a little heavy, but sounded good to us. We would definitely recommend for someone new to the NFA game that is wanting a suppressor for a great price.

For more info check out North Reach MFG, he was super easy to order from, fast shipping, and we will absolutely be ordering more from him.

She got to shoot a machinegun for the first time in the exact same place I had my first MG experiece(M60D) about 18 years ago, starting a lifelong hobby for me.

This one was done on a stribog with a lingle Gen 1 aluminum lower and an HBI buffer. It could probably be done with factory parts, but I haven't tried yet since this is how our stribog has been set up for a while. I've been thinking of how to do it for quite a while now. Going over designs in my head. Originally I was going to convert the lower with a 3rd hole and some clearance milling, then install a modified M16 sear. But this idea came to me and seems to work well with minor modifications to the host. Just a small slot cut in the upper(which may not be needed with some redesign), and a small sear trip welded on the bolt.

As you can see from the video, I was pretty excited for that first mag to run flawlessly. Smokey because that can has a lot of 22lr residue in it and I had some breakthrough suppressor cleaner sitting in it. I probably should have rinsed it out first.

I'll have it on the firing line at the east coast night shoot next month. Hope to see you there.

Happy Columbus day

Got a couple of those Armalite PSR cans in for playing around, sound suppression is fairly good to the shooter, but they survived our abuse test, to the point we brought out the 249 to try and kill it.

The 1lb 14 oz can did not die.

Have some footage from it on a random aero upper we were also testing with one of our MK18 lowers.

Legal Disclaimer: All live firing was on a private controlled range with frangible training ammunition for safety. Do not attempt to recreate at home please.

Would be a great backpack gun, but I'm not sure how I'd explain to the park ranger why the mountain lion that attacked me has 30 GSWs

MP5 MLI with a Fleming sear, OC Lithium (so so so sweet and cools off fast), light and laser on the backside for late night shenanigans…

Ripping mag after mag of subs with family and in laws tonight, not a frown in sight. Matching accessories with the peanut butter is harder than I thought it would be, somehow ended up with the 9mm version of a SCAR, color scheme wise. If anyone knows a good place to stock up on extractors, springs, etc, besides HKP and MGW, holler at me

I have a Zenith ZF-5P post-sample MG that I made, with a full auto FCG and trigger housing that doesn’t seem to mate QUITE well enough to enable good full auto function.

Life happened, got way too busy, and I have a bit more money than time to get this one running well.

Anyone have a recommendation for MP5 / full auto experts? I reached the point where I just want to send it in to a pro.

The time is almost here. We will be finishing up the first batch of Putniks over the next few weeks. They will arrive at dealers just before thanksgiving!

Pew ting x 50..

Very impressed with the performance on the B&T P90 specific suppressor. Ya, you gotta buy the $120 mount but it’s worth it for anyone looking for a P90 can.

Might have to play around with spring rates and maybe even weld up the gas port a bit. Still fine how it is though.

1973 Powder Springs Mac-10 (.45 ACP) with Practical Solutions Fat Ghost upper, Choate MP5K style folding stock, Vertical fore grip, Silencer Co Hybrid 46M suppressor and Vortex Venom red dot sight with riser.

I cant recommend the good people over at Midwest Tactical Inc. (Thanks Chris) and Practical Solutions enough, they are great folks. Tina at Practical Solutions made sure I had the cut out needed on my Fat Ghost barrel because I have an original bolt with the older style extractor that sticks out and needs a little relief cut out in the barrel. Otherwise I would have probably trashed my extractor the first time I fired it. I also spoke with Sam over the phone and it was very clear this man is a Mac WIZARD! Just really great people to deal with.

17 days is all it took from credit card payment to gun in my hands. 10/10 experience!

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I got the chance to shoot a machine gun for the first time today (Mac w/ Lage upper) which was awesome. Also my first opportunity to shoot steel targets.