.22 Gatling Gun

[ColtDogg]

Ok guys, I got a line on a Gatling gun, may be a trade deal if I go for it. Still not sure just yet. Still got to need a lot of work. From what I can tell it is all their. If anyone has worked on one and / of have more info on them, let me know.

I do not even know what it would be worth. Any info will help. Thank you. JB

 

[SoonerStatePawn]

Ohhhh man.. That would be a fun toy to play with... AND cheap to shoot....

 

[dlbleak]

way cool, is it factory made or turned out by an individual machinist?

 

[Biggsly]

Looks like alot of fun.

 

[flatwins]

way cool, is it factory made or turned out by an individual machinist?

Looks handmade to me. And lots of fun.

 

[ColtDogg]

turned out by a machinist on this one. I do not know any factory that makes them. That is one reason why I have not got it just yet. I am not sure on the laws just yet with it. The receiver has not been registered. Will this be a AOW? I do not think it is, but the barrels are only 12 in long on it.... So I am not sure just yet. The trade I will make on it if I get will be a good deal pm it that is if I can own it.

 

[dlbleak]

might post this in the NFA section to find out

 

[ColtDogg]

that is a good idea. I will do it.

 

[ColtDogg]

Ok I think I found what I needed on the RG-G Inc page. That is where this started at.

From the page...

"Q: Can I legally own a Gatling gun?

A: We aren't lawyers, so we can't advise you on legal issues. We can say that BATF has stated that a gun built to our design is considered a "Title I firearm" which doesn't require a license or registration to build or own. Click here to read a BATF letter explaining their position. If you have any further questions in this area, we suggest you contact your local authorities."

I think I am going to go pick this baby up!!

 

[Ignored Member]

Gatling guns get title 1 because they fire via hand crank and not a trigger if I remember correctly.