http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BYnG4vrb-U

That's the first video of that thing going off where I've seen the person actually handle it well.

The drunk guy makes it even better

what is it?

Mossberg 590A1 12 guage

Also known as Dominion Shotgun

12-gauge, I take it?

yup

Yeah, 12-gauge tends to evoke that kind of feeling

I wonder if anyone knows what its' like firing an 8 gauge.

Never shot one myself, no.

Yeah. I'd imagin an 8 gauge would almost knock your arm off. That gauge is illegal in just about every country. >.>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzwbcVbE9rw

hehe. XD wow. yeah. that's big. I was talking more like the 8 gauge shells are pretty much illegal for military use. but custom stuff for use for recreation like that. it's pretty entertaining. XD

We have a 4-gauge shotgun (more of a cannon, really) that we use for knocking deposits off of the walls of the machines where I work.

Yeah. But what I meant was that gauges above 12 gauge are illegal for military use. because of the whole rules of war set by the Red Cross.

it is glorious is it not?

And this is why I own 8 of them

DAMN, son.

What?! Half are for my side job hahahaha

The other half because I like things that go boom >.>

I remember firing my first rifle...it was exhilarating

Is that like a clip fed shotgun

yeah

Everyone always enjoys their first time :D

Hahahahaha I had that face when I first shot my dads gun when we were at the ranch shooting skeet.

The seconds after for me would have been the same... If I had the necessary extra appendages It would most defiantly would have been me XD

Lol

With kickback so hard, it can injure your elbow joints.

Felt the same way with my first 8-gauge. Little .22s aren't enough after that. You need oomph.

I've never used a firearm before...

Let me guess...your first time firing a weapon was a detachable magazine fed, semi-auto shotgun? The model here looks like something between a valtro pm5, and Norinco SAS, but that's just me.

but overall, gotta say, nice in capturing your reaction to firing it, not to mention detail on the weapon. My only criticism would be hot it seems to be lacking any visible iron sights, but then again the gun in question could have been lacking sights to begin with.

Rambling aside, nice work there.

My memory may have missed some detail, I had one earpiece fall out so was distracted by the necessary ringing.

ah and that's understandable. Let me guess, other people were also firing at the same time before you could try to put your earpiece back on?

Nope. Noone was firing, that's why I didn't notice it was out when I pulled the trigger and couldn't hear dad laughing at my side.

LOL

I think that is everyone's reaction after.

Sub or full auto?

Full automatic are illegal in Canada so no.

Technically they are legal with the proper licensing but they stopped issuing them awhile back so when the last full-auto license holder passes away they will be illegal.