Gun Autism 7: Slam Firing M1897

Also it looks cool with a bayonet on it

I did a restoration on one of these not too long ago. Still got some feeding issue kinks to work out but its a blast for sure!

Slam firing on Battlefield 1 and seeing the "squad wiped" bonus appear is a great dopamine enabler

A tactic learn during the US time in the Philippines

huh I never knew what slam firing is, now I know :D

The M37 which also slam fires is due having hammer having a slide catch that keeps it pulled back until the bolt is locked forward To avoid more lawsuits when they removed that ability to do so they just drilled holes in the hammer so it no longer had that catch

"Wah wah wah, we can't save soldiers with buckshot wounds." Can't save people from lung burns or skin burns neither, but that didn't stop them for three years.

Germany: But shotguns are unethical *proceedes to invent chemical warfare*

I've heard the term slam fire before but it didnt click until comparing it to fanning a revolver

Remember that the germans also shelled civilians intentionally, used flamethrowers, sent POWs on death marches, executed innocent civilians and targeting hospitals.