"Underworld"- Selene's FULL AUTO Berettas!
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exoray
Master Member
I know for sure that blank guns are not guns and not regulated by Federal firearms laws... But, there might be local law that include blank firing guns and that will vary on your location...
They also sell full auto blank guns on Ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/MAC-11-MAC-10-Ingram-B...6QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/COLT-M-16-A2-M4-Rifle-...7QQcmdZViewItem
They also sell full auto blank guns on Ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/MAC-11-MAC-10-Ingram-B...6QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/COLT-M-16-A2-M4-Rifle-...7QQcmdZViewItem
Cool. What I'm wondering is...
"WHY has no one made Selene's full auto Berettas From "Underworld" yet??? :lol
Blank firing Berettas are there to be had all over the place and the only add-ons are those little rectangular flash hiders. I'm thinking it should be fairly simple for someone halfway familiar with pistols to convert one to full auto and stick one of these flash hiders on it.
-Sarge
"WHY has no one made Selene's full auto Berettas From "Underworld" yet??? :lol
Blank firing Berettas are there to be had all over the place and the only add-ons are those little rectangular flash hiders. I'm thinking it should be fairly simple for someone halfway familiar with pistols to convert one to full auto and stick one of these flash hiders on it.
-Sarge
MattMunson
Master Member
I don't think it's that simple dudes. I learned recently that if you CREATE something that is a firearm, you're breaking federal law. I guy I know who used to live in Brazil told me about how he used to make a gun out of toothbrushes and rubber bands. TOTALLY illegal in the US.
So I'm thinking that turning a non firing gun into a firing gun is sort of along the same lines.
I recommend you do some more research into it before proceeding with this. One phone call to a local gunsmith will probably give you all of the information for sure. Information that you can trust.
Not to say that the RPF isn't a great place for information, but it may NOT be the best place for legal advice
So I'm thinking that turning a non firing gun into a firing gun is sort of along the same lines.
I recommend you do some more research into it before proceeding with this. One phone call to a local gunsmith will probably give you all of the information for sure. Information that you can trust.
Not to say that the RPF isn't a great place for information, but it may NOT be the best place for legal advice
exoray
Master Member
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This is not about that, because that would be illegal, this is simply the modification of an already existing totally legal blank firing non-gun to full auto still blank firing non-gun...
This is more like making a full auto cap gun, or full auto BB gun both legal (in most areas) because they are non-guns...
This is not about that, because that would be illegal, this is simply the modification of an already existing totally legal blank firing non-gun to full auto still blank firing non-gun...
This is more like making a full auto cap gun, or full auto BB gun both legal (in most areas) because they are non-guns...
Noeland
Master Member
The internals of the blank firing guns are nothing like the internals of a real gun. They can't be converted to fire full auto, I have tried with both the Bruni Glock, and the Kimar Beretta. They have this crazy internal hammer system, the barrels are mounted to the frame, it's NOTHING like a real gun.
The internals of the glock cracked and fell to bits. :angry
The internals of the glock cracked and fell to bits. :angry
Lawgiver
Well-Known Member
<div class='quotetop'>(Birdie @ Sep 23 2006, 03:31 AM) [snapback]1324809[/snapback]</div>
As long as the blank cycles the slide and advances the next round you wouldn't need any other power source. I haven't seen the blank gun internals but I was able to modify an airsoft Beretta to full auto.
As long as the blank cycles the slide and advances the next round you wouldn't need any other power source. I haven't seen the blank gun internals but I was able to modify an airsoft Beretta to full auto.
neosporing
Sr Member
<div class='quotetop'>(Serafino @ Sep 23 2006, 02:56 AM) [snapback]1324889[/snapback]</div>
wisconsin is one of those states
wisconsin is one of those states
Matsuo
Sr Member
The cost of firing full auto 8mm blanks would be prohibitive at best, those things are expensive.
The gun itself is set up differently than a real Beretta so modifying them to fire full auto would require a different mechanisim than the real deal...which in a way is good because if you got caught with components to convert a Real beretta to full auto, you will be dealt with harshly by the feds.
As for durabioity, you are correct in assuming the pot metal blank guns will wear out...and in terms of comparing them to real guns, they wear out quickly.
I've seen many of those 8mm's go belly up, after heavy use. The pot metal wears to the point of deforming and loosing tolerance on the major working parts causing ireparable damage.
I'll pick up one of those guns and see what it takes to convert it to full auto.
M
The gun itself is set up differently than a real Beretta so modifying them to fire full auto would require a different mechanisim than the real deal...which in a way is good because if you got caught with components to convert a Real beretta to full auto, you will be dealt with harshly by the feds.
As for durabioity, you are correct in assuming the pot metal blank guns will wear out...and in terms of comparing them to real guns, they wear out quickly.
I've seen many of those 8mm's go belly up, after heavy use. The pot metal wears to the point of deforming and loosing tolerance on the major working parts causing ireparable damage.
I'll pick up one of those guns and see what it takes to convert it to full auto.
M
<div class='quotetop'>(Matsuo @ Sep 23 2006, 05:55 PM) [snapback]1325210[/snapback]</div>
You da MAN Mats. :thumbsup
I remember bad slides were even a problem with the real Berettas when they first came out- the slides had extra grooves or something on the inside so they could fire while dirty and shed the crud inside, but it also weakend the whole slide- the military units who used/ practiced with them alot were having problems with their people getting punched in the face by their own slides after so many rounds, and they had to send out a ton of upgrade parts to replace them. :confused
Also, I hear you about the cost- aren't the 8mms about .80 cents each or more? (Visualize- "BRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPP..." Well there goes tomorrow's gas money... )
-Sarge
You da MAN Mats. :thumbsup
I remember bad slides were even a problem with the real Berettas when they first came out- the slides had extra grooves or something on the inside so they could fire while dirty and shed the crud inside, but it also weakend the whole slide- the military units who used/ practiced with them alot were having problems with their people getting punched in the face by their own slides after so many rounds, and they had to send out a ton of upgrade parts to replace them. :confused
Also, I hear you about the cost- aren't the 8mms about .80 cents each or more? (Visualize- "BRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPP..." Well there goes tomorrow's gas money...
)-Sarge
Brigandia36
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