How to carve a pumkin

[veryWildbill]

[video=youtube;O2uVS0XXAyE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2uVS0XXAyE&feature=yo utu.be[/video]

 

[shaggystu]

I've never had any desire at all to carve a pumpkin in the past, I do now

Cheers,

Stuart

 

[sasquatch]

Quicker than my way and looks like more fun!

 

[Wook]

I follow his channel a lot, although seeing all the toys I'd like but aint allowed does get a tad depressing at times.

For some reason I thought he'd be using the "Bumpski" stock he shows in some other videos which does a reasonable job of simulating full auto fire.

I guess there'd have been no pumpkin left if he did that

 

[santaman2000]

Just for Halloween: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDR9Cm2cYvY

 

[jackcbr]

Beats a bayonet to the face

 

[widu13]

Beats a bayonet to the face

Although to be fair he'd probably be further away with a bayonet!

 

[Elen Sentier]

ROFLMAO !!! have suggested method to Hubby :You_Rock_

Just showed Hubby - he approves! also says you're not a bad shot. Typical Brit understatement ...

 

[Elen Sentier]

Ahhhhh ... memories of Day of the Jackle

 

[spandit]

I'd like to see the back of the pumpkin... it's a pity he didn't use full auto, that magazine looks like it holds a few rounds!

 

[Mesquite]

I'd like to see the back of the pumpkin... it's a pity he didn't use full auto, that magazine looks like it holds a few rounds!

I think he carved the back out so it didn't explode... but even so it's a great way to do it

 

[santaman2000]

I'd like to see the back of the pumpkin... it's a pity he didn't use full auto, that magazine looks like it holds a few rounds!

We cain't get full auto over here any more. They are legal; sorta. It takes a special license and they are limited to those weapons which were already in civilian hands prior to 1968 (I think I got that date right but it might be even earlier)

That said, there are some trigger devices which are legal for anybody and they do a fair job of mechanically mimicking full auto.