AA12 full auto 12 gauge.

[NotEnoughGuns]

Watch this video. Very entertaining.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOoUVeyaY_8&feature=related

[MrExel17]

Thanks for sharing, most of vids are cool!

[Chameleon Loco]

Though he lives in Texas

How is he able to use a gun thats is fully automatic that was made after 1986? Also if a law enforcement officer loaned him the gun why wasnt he present for the use of it? These videos are cool but I think they are very sad as I never get to own the weapons used in some of his videos unless I move out of California.

[novabrian]

I have 3 of those. They are fun.

[fighterpilot562]

Lucky MoFo

[alfred1222]

Thanks for sharing!!

[TZL]

I'm sure he is associated with a FFL....

How is he able to use a gun thats is fully automatic that was made after 1986? Also if a law enforcement officer loaned him the gun why wasnt he present for the use of it? These videos are cool but I think they are very sad as I never get to own the weapons used in some of his videos unless I move out of California.

[Splash One]

How is he able to use a gun thats is fully automatic that was made after 1986? Also if a law enforcement officer loaned him the gun why wasnt he present for the use of it? These videos are cool but I think they are very sad as I never get to own the weapons used in some of his videos unless I move out of California.

Most of these questions can be answered with: He lives in Georgia. And most guns are actually legal to own, automatic and everything, as long as you're willing to pay the $200 tax stamp for it. Here's another good video: http://youtu.be/dSp7CipN1pw, or check out this one where he takes an APC with a mounted .50 cal through a McDonald's drive through: http://youtu.be/dSp7CipN1pw. I'm not sure where you got the idea it was loaned to him, either. At the end he mentions how expensive the video was to make, and part way through I can hear faint radio chatter in the background. On the off chance it was loaned to him, why would he show the LEO who loaned him the gun?

[Chameleon Loco]

I know for a fact that the AA-12

was manufactured after the Hughes Ammendment and that the only way to have access to that is to have a Dealer's FFl with destructive devices which is an FFL Type 9. And since he makes a living from you tube videos im sure that he would not waste the time and money getting one

[MadMax]

God I HATE that guy, and yet I want to be him

[Splash One]

And since he makes a living from you tube videos im sure that he would not waste the time and money getting one

Dude's loaded, actually. He's made so much money from these videos that he's starting his own firearm manufacturing business.

[askrobert]

I've been watching this guy for years now. he has a really funny video with him getting sprayed with pepper spray. he also loves to blow up Zombies. Here's a link to all his videos.. http://www.youtube.com/user/FPSRussia?feature=watch

[sanjosebmx]

Dude's loaded, actually. He's made so much money from these videos that he's starting his own firearm manufacturing business.

23,963,140 views

guys too funny.. and I want that AA12

[Capybara]

My son and his buddies love FPS Russia. They are entertaining videos, he is simply an entertainer who has access to the most kick *** weapons available to civilians.

[Turo]

was manufactured after the Hughes Ammendment and that the only way to have access to that is to have a Dealer's FFl with destructive devices which is an FFL Type 9. And since he makes a living from you tube videos im sure that he would not waste the time and money getting one

Yes, the AA-12 is a post '86 machine gun, but you're wrong about not being able to access it. An FFL that can own one can allow anybody they want to shoot it. You don't have to have the FFL to have access, you just have to be buddies with the guy that does.