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Mattax said:
OK. So here's how solve that.
There's a device called a thermometer. You can find them in a general store or five and dime.
They look like this.
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See the red color? Line that up with the numbers under F. That;s the termperature.

If you live in the country, a lot of people have one like this outside the door or window.,
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The needle points to the temperature.
Just like a reading a clock. Remember those? :poke:

:lol:

:p
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I have one of those in the kitchen, bedroom, attic, garage and behind a shed in the shady part so it doesn't get sun bleached.
 
krazykuda said:
For all of you range shooters....

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It all depends on the range. Nothing I see there is problematic unless it was against the range rules.
Actually what I think is problematic is the parking lot's relationship to the firing line.
 
Mattax said:
OK. So here's how solve that.
There's a device called a thermometer. You can find them in a general store or five and dime.
They look like this.
View attachment 1715701083
See the red color? Line that up with the numbers under F. That;s the termperature.

If you live in the country, a lot of people have one like this outside the door or window.,
View attachment 1715701082

The needle points to the temperature.
Just like a reading a clock. Remember those? :poke:

:lol:

:p
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I have temp readings on my atomic clocks, but last time we changed the batteries, my son did not 'restart' the outside probe to synch with it yet...

Lazy....

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Mattax said:
OK. So here's how solve that.
There's a device called a thermometer. You can find them in a general store or five and dime.
They look like this.
View attachment 1715701083
See the red color? Line that up with the numbers under F. That;s the termperature.

If you live in the country, a lot of people have one like this outside the door or window.,
View attachment 1715701082

The needle points to the temperature.
Just like a reading a clock. Remember those? :poke:

:lol:

:p
Click to expand...


Thermometer.jpg
 
Mattax said:
????????????

It all depends on the range. Nothing I see there is problematic unless it was against the range rules.
Actually what I think is problematic is the parking lot's relationship to the firing line.
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Besides that guy is slow.
This is what fast is like.
 
Mattax said:
Besides that guy is slow.
This is what fast is like.
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I seen him once at knob creek. They had him race a fully auto AK47. To see how many shots he could get off in the time it took a Full auto AK to go thru 30 rounds. He got 25 shots off in that time.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
I seen him once at knob creek. They had him race a fully auto AK47. To see how many shots he could get off in the time it took a Full auto AK to go thru 30 rounds. He got 25 shots off in that time.
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What was he shooting?
 
Mopar Tim said:
Not that fast. No way
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In that video where he bested the world record you can see him shoot 12 rounds on target in under 3 seconds.
I don't know what the reload portion of that time is but surely its on the net somewhere. Lets say its a second, that would mean he's capable shooting 24 shots in 8 to 10 seconds.
What's the rate of fire some AKs?
 
Mattax said:
In that video where he bested the world record you can see him shoot 12 rounds on target in under 3 seconds.
I don't know what the reload portion of that time is but surely its on the net somewhere. Lets say its a second, that would mean he's capable shooting 24 shots in 8 to 10 seconds.
What's the rate of fire some AKs?
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On full auto, it can do just over 30 rounds in 10 seconds
 
Mattax said:
In that video where he bested the world record you can see him shoot 12 rounds on target in under 3 seconds.
I don't know what the reload portion of that time is but surely its on the net somewhere. Lets say its a second, that would mean he's capable shooting 24 shots in 8 to 10 seconds.
What's the rate of fire some AKs?
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Depending on AK, the full auto fire rate, which isn’t the cyclic rated, is about 280-320 rounds a minute. The theoretic cyclic rate , that is rate without resistance is 600 rounds, but that’s not actually achievable
 
Mattax said:
????????????

It all depends on the range. Nothing I see there is problematic unless it was against the range rules.
Actually what I think is problematic is the parking lot's relationship to the firing line.
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At lot of ranges for insurance and safety purposes have rules against full auto or rapid firing.
 
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