Slow Motion Shotgun Shooting
Slow motion 12 gauge Browning shotgun.
[ Many thanks to Jeremiah for emailing me the link. ]
Slow motion 12 gauge Browning shotgun.
[ Many thanks to Jeremiah for emailing me the link. ]
He probably had the gun set for high-brass. You can set the Auto-5 for high or low-brass by moving their friction rings. If you set them for high, they usually have problems cycling with low-brass shells.
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0I don’t know anything about the Browning, but why does he have to keep manually ejecting an auto loader?
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0Why aren’t the empty shells ejecting on their own?
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0Maybe he was using target rounds that could not cycle the gun.
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0I wonder why he has to manually eject his spent shells from that Auto-5? The Slo-Mo on those Casio cameras is truly outstanding. The newest ones solved their low light performance problems and now you can get good results in room light and not just bright sunny outdoor settings.
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0What’s the deal at :47? He fires and it recoils but he’s holding the charging handle? Also, Mr. Close Eyes.
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He probably had the gun set for high-brass. You can set the Auto-5 for high or low-brass by moving their friction rings. If you set them for high, they usually have problems cycling with low-brass shells.
I don’t know anything about the Browning, but why does he have to keep manually ejecting an auto loader?
Why aren’t the empty shells ejecting on their own?
Maybe he was using target rounds that could not cycle the gun.
I wonder why he has to manually eject his spent shells from that Auto-5? The Slo-Mo on those Casio cameras is truly outstanding. The newest ones solved their low light performance problems and now you can get good results in room light and not just bright sunny outdoor settings.
What’s the deal at :47? He fires and it recoils but he’s holding the charging handle? Also, Mr. Close Eyes.