Grease gun extremely controllable?

[NaClAddict]

Friend’s buddy had one stashed under his bed when he died. I hope it wasn’t destroyed.

[tonelar]

Jerry and a grease gun. Outstanding.

[Bill Bored]

any full auto over 450 RPM just wastes ammo without many hits. if you have to really concentrate on squeezing off 2-3 rds instead of who is shooting at you you may get killed. one guy here said he shot a sten and it had a high rate of fire but the one I fired seemed like it was 3-350 RPM very very controllable. look at the guy above firing the M11/9 and the way the gun is rising .maybe the first 2 shots went where he wanted

[EBR Works]

any full auto over 450 RPM just wastes ammo without many hits. if you have to really concentrate on squeezing off 2-3 rds instead of who is shooting at you you may get killed. one guy here said he shot a sten and it had a high rate of fire but the one I fired seemed like it was 3-350 RPM very very controllable. look at the guy above firing the M11/9 and the way the gun is rising .maybe the first 2 shots went where he wanted

It absolutely depends upon the ergonomics of the gun. The M11/9, in it's original configuration, has quite possibly the most atrocious ergonomics of any MG ever designed.

Some very high rate of fire MGs are quite easy to keep on target for consistent multiple hits. Suomi KP/-31, FN P90, HK MP5, PPSh-41 are examples of this.

[Bill Bored]

It absolutely depends upon the ergonomics of the gun. The M11/9, in it's original configuration, has quite possibly the most atrocious ergonomics of any MG ever designed.

Some very high rate of fire MGs are quite easy to keep on target for consistent multiple hits. Suomi KP/-31, FN P90, HK MP5, PPSh-41 are examples of this.

yes you are correct but the high rate of fire means a faster empty gun

[EBR Works]

yes you are correct but the high rate of fire means a faster empty gun

Huge mags are the solution. All of the examples I posted, other than the MP5 which really isn't that fast unless it's a K, either use drum mags or big capacity sticks.