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Fully automatic integrally suppressed Glock 44.
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Previously:
Digital Glock slide - GIF
Glock 19 firing animation - GIF
Glock calculator - photo
Glock with drum magazine - GIF
I wonder how long that frame will last, given Glock's frame issues in the past.
I think the audio may have been manipulated. It couldn't be that quiet.
Run 4 magazines of hot loads through many of the older Glock models as fast as you can on semi auto then huck them in the waste bin I can't imagine this one lasting much longerQuote:
Originally Posted by NeiljohnUK
This video has been going around for a while. The "integrally suppressed" part of the title is debatable. The Glock 44 is 22LR and subsonic rounds with that little muffler wouldn't be very loud at all. The automatic thing should raise more attention than the noise.
More likely that the volume exceeded the camera's internal mic, and it applied a compressor to the audio at that section. Most digital cameras do that. Even if the gun were whisper-silent you'd still hear the mechanical sounds of the casings being ejected, then the sound of those casings hitting the floor, more easily than you can in the vid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Floradawg
Neil