AA12 in action

[O-gre 7]

Not sure if this has been posted before but worth watching again. Also has a few other cool guns.

[mcbethr 42]

Am I the only guy who looks at this and thinks: "Eyes and Ears?"

[O-gre 7]

Thought the same.

[O-gre 7]

[johnp 45]

The crazy Russian makes some badass gun videos.

[johnp 45]

 

Ultimate Glock torture test-IDK why it won't post the video in the thread.

[O-gre 7]

This guy in making a fortune on these videos!

[NJdiverTony 27]

Am I the only guy who looks at this and thinks: "Eyes and Ears?"

 

I thought the same thing... but the other thing I always think to myself every time I see one of his videos, is if he's really Russian. His accent sounds really fake... I've known a few Russians throughout my life and none of them sounded like this guy... He sounds like an American guy trying his best to do a Russian accent.

[johnp 45]

I thought the same thing... but the other thing I always think to myself every time I see one of his videos, is if he's really Russian. His accent sounds really fake... I've known a few Russians throughout my life and none of them sounded like this guy... He sounds like an American guy trying his best to do a Russian accent.

 

Kyle Lamar Myers (born May 9, 1986) is an American YouTuber. He is notable for his portrayal of a Russian, Dmitri Potapoff, on the YouTube channel FPSRussia. Myers was born and raised in Hart County, Georgia.

 

FPSRussia is Myers' YouTube channel, where he portrays a Russian named Dmitri Potapoff. Each video on his channel generally has him explain a bit about the weapons he will use in that video, before he demonstrates their abilities on targets such as fruit or bottles of cola.^[1][2] The FPSRussia channel reached the 1 million subscriber mark in June 2011.^[3] As of May 2012 the FPSRussia YouTube channel has over 2.3 million subscribers and 413 million video views.^[4][5] Due to the success of FPSRussia, Myers opened up a second channel, MoreFPSRussia, which currently has over 273,000 subscribers and over 4.1 million video views, as of May 2012.^[6] Myers collaborated with EpicMealTime in July 2011.^[7] The collaboration has earned over 5.7 millon video views as of May 17, 2012. Myers has several different pieces of equipment along with weapons that have been featured in his videos such as a golden AK-47, an armored troop carrier,^[8] and a quadrotor.^[9] In more recent videos both an M18 Hellcat and an M5 light tank have been featured.

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPSRussia

[O-gre 7]

Makes it easy to trash a Glock when you make 10k on the video doing it!

[NJdiverTony 27]

Makes it easy to trash a Glock when you make 10k on the video doing it!

 

I don't get any money for it... but I think they suck donkey balls! LOL!

[NJdiverTony 27]

Kyle Lamar Myers (born May 9, 1986) is an American YouTuber. He is notable for his portrayal of a Russian, Dmitri Potapoff, on the YouTube channel FPSRussia. Myers was born and raised in Hart County, Georgia.

 

FPSRussia is Myers' YouTube channel, where he portrays a Russian named Dmitri Potapoff. Each video on his channel generally has him explain a bit about the weapons he will use in that video, before he demonstrates their abilities on targets such as fruit or bottles of cola.^[1][2] The FPSRussia channel reached the 1 million subscriber mark in June 2011.^[3] As of May 2012 the FPSRussia YouTube channel has over 2.3 million subscribers and 413 million video views.^[4][5] Due to the success of FPSRussia, Myers opened up a second channel, MoreFPSRussia, which currently has over 273,000 subscribers and over 4.1 million video views, as of May 2012.^[6] Myers collaborated with EpicMealTime in July 2011.^[7] The collaboration has earned over 5.7 millon video views as of May 17, 2012. Myers has several different pieces of equipment along with weapons that have been featured in his videos such as a golden AK-47, an armored troop carrier,^[8] and a quadrotor.^[9] In more recent videos both an M18 Hellcat and an M5 light tank have been featured.

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FPSRussia

 

Thanks! I knew it!

[mipafox 438]

I knew a guy that had an AA12 but I never got a chance to even touch it as fate would have it.

 

Fortunately, I will own my own full-auto 12 gauge before the end of the year. But it will be smaller, higher rate of fire, more controllable, more modern, and a heck of a lot cheaper than what the few transferable AA12s are going for nowadays:

 

http://www.alliancearmament.com/ampsystemmacaccesories.aspx

 

You bet I will post video!

 

Somebody from this very forum asked me why I would want a full auto 12 gauge. I was stunned

 

Here is their semi-auto if you like that stuff:

 

http://www.alliancearmament.com/Origin12gaugeShotgun.aspx