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Seen that one, cyclic rate sounds like its all over the place. Still not saying he didn't use a seer, was an ace with his thumb/belt loop, or was in possession of rubber bands but that didn't sound like a healthy mg.
Again imo and it doens't mean shit.
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Things I learned while working in the TV industry.
Having done for the entertainment industry I can tell you NEVER trust the audio....It actually is a big issue when filming live fire. Any reflective surface does weird stuff to the sound.
You are also making assumptions that skip over obvious POSSIBLE explanations. Ever been to Knob Creek or other large MG shoot? Ever watch Mag-58 or M240 shoot with a hanging belt? Ever hear one shoot with a hanging belt?
Gravity is not a suggestion, it's the law! Even in Vegas...
Longer belt means more weight...More weight means more drag on the feed system. As the belt gets shorter the rate of fire will change. Belt flopping on full auto means the belt is "dancing" and jumping all over the place....Causing the rate of fire to be erratic and sometime jam.
Back to gravity:
A bump type stock function would be negatively impacted by gravity if you point it downward (system now has to lift the weight of the firearm not just back and forth equation).
So unless the law of gravity was repealed in Vegas I call bullshit on bump fire.
If there was any shred of forensic evidence DOJ would have made a point to show everyone....That they are conspicuous in the lack of presented evidence of actual use of a bump stock should tell you to demand the evidence.
When under FOIA you demand the evidence and suddenly DOJ, FBI, and ATF go silent, you KNOW something is up.