OK I found a double mount for 2 - Ruger 10/22's it is a crank fire .

 

Can we own it here ?

if we cant what about mounting 2 pistol grips and loosing the crank ?

 

It looks like fun so I would say NO

I can remeber about 20-25 years ago a co, made an adjustable crank handle for the ruger 10/22 to simulate full auto. i can remember them being banned and longer for sale. it was a cool addition to the 10/22 with our also banned 50 round bannana clips.now that i think about it some more it may have been more than 25 years..

OK I found a double mount for 2 - Ruger 10/22's it is a crank fire .

 

Can we own it here ?

if we cant what about mounting 2 pistol grips and loosing the crank ?

 

It looks like fun so I would say NO

 

It's OK as long as you follow the evil features list. On a standard 10/22, you have no evil features. And you are limited to 10 round mags (or blocked to 15) in NJ.

 

As long as the gun fires one round for every movement/press of the trigger, it is semi auto..

 

Now if you replaced the crank handle with something like an electric drill.. it would be considered full auto and that's obviously no-go.

I can remeber about 20-25 years ago a co, made an adjustable crank handle for the ruger 10/22 to simulate full auto. i can remember them being banned and longer for sale. it was a cool addition to the 10/22 with our also banned 50 round bannana clips.now that i think about it some more it may have been more than 25 years..

 

They still sell them

 

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/RGR600-1.html

i talked to the state police firearms div its OK

 

this is what im getting

 

coooolllll, i thaught they were gone.. the trooper that found us with them was not happy.. he called it in and they were going to take them but let us go, that was a long time ago..

Nice, I defiantly want to see the finished product.

I figure I will need to make up a custom case for it

I figure I will need to make up a custom case for it

Transit Chest....

Just mount it to the back of a pick up bead, and there's your case.

In my pick up then I wont have room for the 1919

 

this is its big brother a belt fed 30 cal :twisted: :twisted:

 

 

Hey I have a Hyundai we can mount it to!

No one driving a Benz would ever look at me cross eyed again.

 

That .30 cal is really something man.

heres a set of spade grips I made for it theres a guy on GB selling the flat spade kits I didnt go with the wood grips I took the cut off pistol grip and picked up a 2nd then welded them up one of a kind.

 

OK I found a double mount for 2 - Ruger 10/22's it is a crank fire .

 

Can we own it here ?

if we cant what about mounting 2 pistol grips and loosing the crank ?

 

It looks like fun so I would say NO

 

It's OK as long as you follow the evil features list. On a standard 10/22, you have no evil features. And you are limited to 10 round mags (or blocked to 15) in NJ.

 

As long as the gun fires one round for every movement/press of the trigger, it is semi auto..

 

Now if you replaced the crank handle with something like an electric drill.. it would be considered full auto and that's obviously no-go.

 

i beg to differ. the trigger is still being depressed once for every round fired, you are just using electric means to turn the crank. its completely legal.

OK I found a double mount for 2 - Ruger 10/22's it is a crank fire .

 

Can we own it here ?

if we cant what about mounting 2 pistol grips and loosing the crank ?

 

It looks like fun so I would say NO

 

It's OK as long as you follow the evil features list. On a standard 10/22, you have no evil features. And you are limited to 10 round mags (or blocked to 15) in NJ.

 

As long as the gun fires one round for every movement/press of the trigger, it is semi auto..

 

Now if you replaced the crank handle with something like an electric drill.. it would be considered full auto and that's obviously no-go.

 

i beg to differ. the trigger is still being depressed once for every round fired, you are just using electric means to turn the crank. its completely legal.

 

The ATF has sent out a letter on this before. If I have some time later, I will try to find it. But basically.. If you press the button on the electric drill, and keep the finger on the button (press and hold).. the gun will empty the magazine. This is the same as a full-auto machine gun (press and hold till empty).. that's why it would be considered full-auto. Where as with a semi-auto.. if you press and hold.. only one shot goes off.

OK I found a double mount for 2 - Ruger 10/22's it is a crank fire .

 

Can we own it here ?

if we cant what about mounting 2 pistol grips and loosing the crank ?

 

It looks like fun so I would say NO

 

It's OK as long as you follow the evil features list. On a standard 10/22, you have no evil features. And you are limited to 10 round mags (or blocked to 15) in NJ.

 

As long as the gun fires one round for every movement/press of the trigger, it is semi auto..

 

Now if you replaced the crank handle with something like an electric drill.. it would be considered full auto and that's obviously no-go.

 

i beg to differ. the trigger is still being depressed once for every round fired, you are just using electric means to turn the crank. its completely legal.

 

 

Already Addressed by ATF. Electric or any Other motorized Crank-drive makes it a Machine Gun, and you WILL get a stay in the Fed Pen.... otherwise Miniguns wouldnt be classified as NFA, since each barrel fires independantly.

what if I use a hammster on a wheel will that be ok

 

 

what if I use a hammster on a wheel will that be ok

 

 

 

Now that you put that on record some clerk is busily writing the addendum to NFA 34' to address those Evil Assault Hamsters

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