I'd be okay with a Gatling Gun. I think it was Cabela's that had one for sale for like $48k.
That'd be pretty awesome. I'm not sure how reliable they would be to shoot, but it'd be a really cool piece of history.
I'd be okay with a Gatling Gun. I think it was Cabela's that had one for sale for like $48k.
That'd be pretty awesome. I'm not sure how reliable they would be to shoot, but it'd be a really cool piece of history.
I'd be okay with a Gatling Gun. I think it was Cabela's that had one for sale for like $48k.
I'm going in less than 2 hours
I don't think Gatling Guns are considered NFA though.
Cabela's sells a kit to turn two 10/22's into one gatling gun.
I've actually considered buying one of those before. I just havent turned the crank on it yet
I want one of the kits, but I got a magazine ad from either Cabela's or Gander and it had a REAL Gatling gun, but like I said it was either $46 or $48k.
DO EEETT!!!!
It's a bit steep though. I mean just under $500 on top of buying 2 - 10/22's
So you're talking just under $1000.00 Plus magazines, plus ammo.
but a lot of fun though
Yeah, but you don' have to pay the $200 on the Gatling.
Yeah, but you don' have to pay the $200 on the Gatling.
Yeah that's been my problem, the price. Sadly the price of 10/22's keep going up. Too bad I didn't do it a long time ago.
Still would be a fun and fairly cheap way to get into something full auto, especially since it isn't an NFA item
MG42 + Ammo + $200 stamp < Cost of Gatling Gun
It's not considered full-auto unless you put a power drill on it. Then that'd be an NFA Violation. As long as it stays a hand crank I'm pretty sure you're good to go.
7.92 (8mm Mauser)Yup This ^^ Plus isn't the MG42 in 7.62x54r?
If so it'd be fairly cheap to shoot, I'd love to have one!
Yeah well you know what I meant
You and your technicalities!