Dangerous shotgun! Typhoon F12, X2. with bolt open, lay the gun on it's left side, and the slide closes by itself. if loaded could cause an accidental firing.
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- Thread starter DarryH
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Well ya, it's a Turkish POS AR style shotgun. Don't insert a full mag then lay a locked open gun down. The bolt release is on the left side of the gun, an AR will do it too FYI, but the standard release paddle is very minimalist so it's not as much of an issue
Well no shit sherlock. It's an AR pattern shotgun. The bolt doesn't close by itself. It closes when the weight of the gun is on the bolt release and the bolt release trips. Which is what happens when you press the bolt release with your hand.
How does the bolt closing cause the gun to fire accidentally?
Way to go showing your ignorance.
Have you recently worked on a movie set with Alec Baldwin?
Maybe the trigger gets accidentally pulled when the bolt is accidentally released causing it to accidentally fire….Sounds like an argument from the Alec Baldwin School of Firearms Functionality.
edit - Damn, srt got it before me, I type too slow.
edit - Damn, srt got it before me, I type too slow.
Two posts in 17 years and you decided to make this one of them?
Stupid posts like this are what continues to drive the signal to noise ratio down in this forum.
My man came back from the dead to proclaim to the masses that Turkbro shottys will self load and fire themselves if you slam them on the table on Snipers Hide?
Holy shit.
Holy shit.
They fire when the bolt closes? Wouldn't that same "feature" make them full auto all the time?
I mean there's probably as many guns as not that you can bump the bolt closed.
I mean there's probably as many guns as not that you can bump the bolt closed.
- Nov 3, 2010
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Is that anything like throwing your Sig 320 down a flight of stairs to see if it goes off?
That is advanced Baldwin level Gun Kata. Whip your Sig around the corner and clear the room when it goes fully semi auto on everyone.
This changes everything I thought I knew about firearms.
2% rule.
You gotta be at least 2% smarter than whatever you're fucking with.
Larry, Darrel and Daryl.
Just sayin.
I have not posted much. Life gets in the way. I used to post more frequently, but that was long ago. I have read here and there. I am an avid shooter who knows my way around firearms. I do NOT have accidental discharges. I have never seen such an unfriendly response to a post. I know AR's have a similar bolt release, but I have NEVER had a bolt close when I laid an AR down. The release paddle on this gun is very large and has no protection. I know that even if a round is left in the gun, probably the worst that might happen is a round chambers, but is not likely to fire. But, with careless shooters, it may be an issue. I have NOT had this issue with other AR pattern shotguns. I don't have any use for them myself, but many like them. I handle guns every day at my job. I thought a post might be helpful. I guess I'll keep potentially troublesome issues to myself in the future.
