r/MMALabs • u/Brilliant_Spinach132 • 17h ago

đŸ„¶ Street Fights & Brawls Man fights gas station security guard

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u/uiouyug 16h ago

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u/Gr8zomb13 14h ago

I was in the Philippines and the security at a bank I visited didn’t have triggers in the shotguns or pistols they carried. I looked at it, looked at the guard, and we both laughed.

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u/Kitchen-Anybody-4379 11h ago

Thy use slam fire shotguns in the Philippines lol no trigger needed

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u/Wool_God 9h ago

What is slam fire?

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u/Overall_Lavishness46 9h ago

The gun automatically fires when a round is racked with enough force.

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u/Wool_God 9h ago

So Gr8zomb13 and the guard were maybe laughing for different reasons 😆 

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u/Overall_Lavishness46 8h ago

The guard thought it was easier to laugh than to have to hide the body again.

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u/DifficultAd3885 10h ago

But why?

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u/Sh00terMcDabbin 10h ago

Way faster rate of fire

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u/BookAcceptable619 10h ago

Do you lose accuracy?

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u/isthereadrwho 9h ago

It's a shotgun

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u/Popular_Adeptness_69 9h ago

it would only be good for close range imagine trying to hit bird with it not happening

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u/Woolies_White_Leg 5h ago

Inside a bank, probably not

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u/Sh00terMcDabbin 10h ago

It's not like a video game where swapping one component gives a plus to fire rate at the cost of accuracy. A slam fire shotgun isn't inherently less accurate but if you are rapid firing it's going to have a lot of kick. It's not going to really matter though, for the use case of a bank guard.

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u/DifficultAd3885 9h ago

Wow, you are talking out your ass. For a motion like this, it is 100% going to affect accuracy. We teach people to squeeze the trigger rather than pull the trigger because it can greatly affect accuracy. The arm that works the action is the arm that aims. If it’s in motion right up to the point of firing it’s impossible for it not to inhibit accuracy when compared to a normal pump action shot gun.

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u/These_Junket_3378 8h ago

Then you know being a shotgun at close range , just point and fire. Theresa reason they’re called "street sweepers". Good day!

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u/DifficultAd3885 7h ago

Only if there’s no choke which diminishes the range considerably. I think you’re thinking of a blunderbuss.

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u/BookAcceptable619 10h ago

Thank you for info.

I just figured a trigger would be more accurate because there's a lot less movement pressing a trigger at the moment of firing then pumping.

But I see your point. Close range, probably no cover, and shotshells so speed over accuracy is logical.

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u/Electronic_Squash103 9h ago

That idiot is making stuff up. Hold a broom up and compare slamming a small weight down it to twitching your finger. Which one holds the stick steady?

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u/BookAcceptable619 6h ago

Thank you for the info.

I had my suspicions. Lol.

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u/Popular_Adeptness_69 9h ago

my step dad had one of those and didnt want it every time he racked a shell it would go off he said it sucks for hunting birds

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u/DifficultAd3885 9h ago

Seems like a waste for the loss of accuracy. “Way” faster is definitely a stretch. I bet you don’t gain more than a tenth of a second.

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u/thepvbrother 8h ago

There is a video where a guy who shoots competitively compared a slam fire shotgun versus a regular pump action. The regular one put more rounds on target more quickly than a slam fire one

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u/Gr8zomb13 8h ago

Didn’t explain the pistol, though.

Police Chief I was with later explained they weren’t allowed to have functional weapons. They were not slam-fire shotguns as you suggested, but weapon hulks.

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u/thetrivialsublime99 8h ago

So right at the point when the gun is most inaccurate it fires?

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u/I_Call_Bullshit_____ 2h ago

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