Myths section

[LoneSniperJim]

Well 1 that I often hear about is that you can build a makeshift gun by putting a bullet into a metal tube and whacking it with a hammer

Of course It wouldn't do much as the "barrel" is not rifled and you can not set off a bullet simply by whacking it...

Another 1 from Macgyver is that you can pull out the slug of a bullet with your bare hands....

[Gunmaster45]

Originally Posted by LoneSniperJim

Well 1 that I often hear about is that you can build a makeshift gun by putting a bullet into a metal tube and whacking it with a hammer

Of course It wouldn't do much as the "barrel" is not rifled and you can not set off a bullet simply by whacking it...

Another 1 from Macgyver is that you can pull out the slug of a bullet with your bare hands....

Well, a wheelie-bag gun works if you drive a punch down the tube and hit the shell lodged in it straight on the primer. But it has no accuraccy since it isn't rifled and slamming at the last moment throws accuraccy further off.

And Mythbusters proved all that Macgyver crap already. He wasted his time pulling six bullets and blowing the lock out. He should have just shot it, since it worked.

[Excalibur]

The wheelie bag gun works in the Unit

[Gunmaster45]

It also works on CSI: NY. I've had most of Season 1 saved for almost a month now, but need to finish it all before I upload. Here's some shots.







All threads are more fun with pictures.

[Vangelis]

Well, that does bring to mind the myth that you could fire a bullet without having a barrel at all [as per Shoot 'Em Up, Volgin in MGS3, etc]; that could be addressed.

[Gunmaster45]

Well he was struck by lightning and on fire, so the rounds would cook off, but have no velocity or accuraccy at all. Since they were on a crossed belt links, the bullets were right up against him though, so I think that would work like seen.

In Shoot 'Em Up though, that was just ridiculous.

[Vangelis]

Originally Posted by Gunmaster45

Well he was struck by lightning and on fire, so the rounds would cook off, but have no velocity or accuraccy at all. Since they were on a crossed belt links, the bullets were right up against him though, so I think that would work like seen.

In Shoot 'Em Up though, that was just ridiculous.

Volgin fires them just like in Shoot 'Em Up several times during the game, holding them between his fingers and using his powers to make them cook off. That's why he has those belts of ammo in the first place.