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Old November 1st, 2011, 06:18 PM   #41
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Yes, being stuck and facing a immediate danger to yourself would warrant lethal force. Sometimes handing over your wallet, phone, and bike isn't enough to satisfy them. Then what?

And I don't really care. I still want to know how to hit a target consistently while on the move, even if it's a "stupid" idea.

Your reaching. A homeless man asking for change is what happened, not him mugging you, not him putting you in immediate danger. You can't shoot him for that.

At the least you would need to be capable of cocking this gun with one hand, provided you find it "stupid" to ride with a loaded and cocked gun strapped to you.

Order of operations here:
Get off bike
Shoot innocent hobo
Resume riding.

If your just indulging in your fantasy of shooting and riding, that's perfectly acceptable...We all have crazy thoughts, but please don't get on a bike, attempt to shoot something while riding a bike.

How long have you been riding anyway?
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Old November 1st, 2011, 06:19 PM   #42
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My cat usually doesn't look amused, either, trying to crawl up all over my laptop as I'm trying to study.

I like my new profile pic. I also like to like my own statuses on Facebook. How about you?

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Yes, being stuck and facing a immediate danger to yourself would warrant lethal force. Sometimes handing over your wallet, phone, and bike isn't enough to satisfy them. Then what?

And I don't really care. I still want to know how to hit a target consistently while on the move, even if it's a "stupid" idea.
"Being stuck", means that you're not moving.

"while on the move", means you're not stuck.

Talk about oxymoron.
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Old November 1st, 2011, 06:20 PM   #44
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Your reaching. A homeless man asking for change is what happened, not him mugging you, not him putting you in immediate danger. You can't shoot him for that.

At the least you would need to be capable of cocking this gun with one hand, provided you find it "stupid" to ride with a loaded and cocked gun strapped to you.

Order of operations here:
Get off bike
Shoot innocent hobo
Resume riding.

If your just indulging in your fantasy of shooting and riding, that's perfectly acceptable...We all have crazy thoughts, but please don't get on a bike, attempt to shoot something while riding a bike.

How long have you been riding anyway?
That's what a safety is for lol
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Old November 1st, 2011, 06:21 PM   #45
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"Being stuck", means that you're not moving.

"while on the move", means you're not stuck.

Talk about oxymoron.
I never had time to think these tactics out yet. And it's always cooler while on the move. I think I was thinking of two different situation at the same time: one was getting stuck in traffic as bad guys want a piece of you, and then the othe when I pass by while opening fire.

Please, this is breakthrough stuff and will be the norm in the near future.

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Your reaching. A homeless man asking for change is what happened, not him mugging you, not him putting you in immediate danger. You can't shoot him for that.

At the least you would need to be capable of cocking this gun with one hand, provided you find it "stupid" to ride with a loaded and cocked gun strapped to you.

Order of operations here:
Get off bike
Shoot innocent hobo
Resume riding.

If your just indulging in your fantasy of shooting and riding, that's perfectly acceptable...We all have crazy thoughts, but please don't get on a bike, attempt to shoot something while riding a bike.

How long have you been riding anyway?
Glocks and Sigs don't have manual safeties. With a 1911, it's cocked and loaded, just have to put the thumb safety down. With the former, it's draw and shoot. The latter is draw while taking off the safety and then shoot. It's no longer the case where you carry with an empty chamber.

And yes, it's pretty obvious I'm indulging my fantasies, and any attempts to do this will involve a controlled environment, not public streets.
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Old November 1st, 2011, 06:39 PM   #46
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Old November 1st, 2011, 07:14 PM   #47
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you need something that fires lots of bullets at a high rate of speed.
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Old November 1st, 2011, 07:18 PM   #48
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you need something that fires lots of bullets at a high rate of speed.
The Cobray MAC-11 in my profile picture fits the bill. 32 rounds in less than 2 seconds. It also happens to be one of the cheapest full-auto firearms to legally obtain as a civilian.
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Old November 1st, 2011, 07:38 PM   #49
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Old November 2nd, 2011, 01:15 AM   #51
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I've been skimming this thread for the giggles. I've noticed a range of conflicting agendas:
* Some of you seem to just want to play out thought exercises on exciting/dangerous situations and how to deal with them and whether a gun would be useful. These same people might enjoy figuring out how to deal with a sudden zombie outbreak on the highway and how best to survive that situation on their bike.
* Some of you appear to be gun experts who just want to set the record straight about what is and isn't feasible with a gun
* Some of you are pragmatists who are only concerned with finding the optimal safe and practical solutions to negative events that are probable to occur.
* Some of you just like posting pictures of animals with little descriptions of what said animals might be thinking

The zombie survivalists, gun experts, animal people, and pragmatists all need to get along and recognise the different perspectives happening here. That's my two cents

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Old November 2nd, 2011, 10:08 AM   #53
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As long as the OP only wants to develop these shooting from a bike skills for recreational purposes in a controlled environment then I think i could understand it. BUT I personally CCW and would never shoot from my motorcycle unless I've exhausted all other options, it was a life or death situation and there was minimal risk to bystanders. This talk of firing a weapon from a moving vehicle and talk of automatic weapons usually makes people forget you are legally responsible for every bullet from your weapon from the moment it leaves the barrel to the moment it stops wherever, in whatever, or in whoever that may be. And if you did hit an innocent bystander you would have a hard time explaining it in court that you justifiably did so and with commonsense while Rodin a motorcycle when you could have just fled. Just my 2 cents
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Dual wield and a throttle lock FTW
If you need this kind of firepower, consider getting a full auto Glock with a Beta C Mag.

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Perhaps you should master the "riding" part before you consider combining any other activity "while riding".

The skill of "firing a gun while riding" is far less likely to be put into useage as just "riding" alone.

If you don't have enough riding skill, no amount of ammo or gun shooting skill is going to help you fire a weapon while riding.

I've been riding for over a decade, never once have felt the need to even have a gun on my motorcycle.
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I like your thinking, Rock. Perhaps we will meet one day on a duel to compare skills. And I will only have one of those.
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Old November 3rd, 2011, 01:22 PM   #60
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1. Aquire paintball gun
2. Ride around in the woods, behind your house, parking lots, at a playground, etc. and shoot things
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Dirk bike while playing paintball might be a good idea, actually.

I came up with the idea of golf cart in middle school. But dirt bike would be so much more maneuverable. Sneak on the enemy base and unload and get away before they know what happened.

Same thing for rival street racers in the streets. Roll by on the 250, unload, and pull away!
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I personally CCW and would never shoot from my motorcycle unless I've exhausted all other options, it was a life or death situation and there was minimal risk to bystanders. This talk of firing a weapon from a moving vehicle and talk of automatic weapons usually makes people forget you are legally responsible for every bullet from your weapon from the moment it leaves the barrel to the moment it stops wherever, in whatever, or in whoever that may be. And if you did hit an innocent bystander you would have a hard time explaining it in court that you justifiably did so and with commonsense while Rodin a motorcycle when you could have just fled. Just my 2 cents
Thank you for this voice of reason in all this unnecessary full-auto ride-by insanity. Let's leave all that in the movies and in Grand Theft Auto, where no one actually dies from stray bullets.
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Thank you for this voice of reason in all this unnecessary full-auto ride-by insanity. Let's leave all that in the movies and in Grand Theft Auto, where no one actually dies from stray bullets.
Fiiiine. Semi-Auto ride-bys it is. Happy now?
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Fiiiine. Semi-Auto ride-bys it is. Happy now?
this is more dangerous because you cant pay as much attention...

with a fully auto you can just kinda spray bullets everywhere and probably hit your target..
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Even Chuck Norris keeps both hands on the grips.. maybe you should just stick with riding a bike and forget about firing a gun at the same time.
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Order of operations here:
Get off bike
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This not only had me laugh, but also seems like the most reasonable combination of riding and shooting so far

As for full auto ride by’s: Way better then semi-auto, but the recoils gotta be a b**ch, especially when dual wielding M60’s.
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Even Chuck Norris keeps both hands on the grips.. maybe you should just stick with riding a bike and forget about firing a gun at the same time.
Maybe I should forget about firing a gun at the same time, but I do look forward to the day when I ride by with just one hand on the grips.

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This not only had me laugh, but also seems like the most reasonable combination of riding and shooting so far

As for full auto ride by’s: Way better then semi-auto, but the recoils gotta be a b**ch, especially when dual wielding M60’s.
M60s are very heavy, and actually have less recoil than you would think. The hardest part would be getting to strength to dual wield them.

I'll probably just settle on M249s.
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But sometimes riding is a means of transport to facilitate putting holes in your intended target.
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Maybe I should forget about firing a gun at the same time, but I do look forward to the day when I ride by with just one hand on the grips.
Maybe a scooter would suit you better?
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I totally forgot about this before, but I can totally use a passenger to be the shooter, and therefore I can be focused on the road as well as have both hands on the handlebar.

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In the silly speculative zombie-movie mode, please consider side-car mounted MG42s (the German MG from WW2), fairing-mounted spring-blades, and Rosa Klebs-style foot blades. Oh, don't forget side cars filled with water so your shark with lasers on its head can ride in style and fire.

In the real world, this thread is, again, entirely fail.
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I would say if you shouldered a Saturn V rocket-powered bunker-buster you'd have a better chance of getting away as there wouldn't be anyone able to chase you within a radius of 1/3rd of a mile. And this would be the case at ignition. You would have to 86 it out of there fast though before the warhead detonated.
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I just wanted to talk about techniques of operating a firearm simultaneously with operating a motorcycle, but people would rather do personal attacks and argue over gun control instead.
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I just wanted to talk about techniques of operating a firearm simultaneously with operating a motorcycle, but people would rather do personal attacks and argue over gun control instead.
Technique you refer is about as useful as catching a fly with chopsticks..
only instead of killing/hurting a fly, you injure/kill a person.. is it because there are over 7 billion people on this planet now, that's ok with you?

As a gun owner, I would say: master technique of riding first, then you wouldn't need to fire a gun while riding.
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