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Heres the 2-10/22 crank fire

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I just got it in the mail and put it together

pretty cool I cant test fire it till next week

I bought it used it was missing some small parts and had to make up a couple

spacers and still need to make up the mag release pins.

 

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Just when you thought you couldn't make a 10/22 any more fun! Good thing .22lr ammo is cheep.

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NO its 10 WAAAAAAAA :cry: :cry: :cry:

I think I will need to buy a box of them load them the night before .

 

I have 1 butler creek bannana I think 15 I'll have to get a matching 2nd

A friend had one years ago. Great fun!

Get out of this state and find the fifty round teardrops.

Holy smokes, that thing looks awesome, so much fun it should be illegal. What do you figure, 20 rounds in 5 seconds or less? :lol::lol:

Can I be your new best friend.

Never a big fan of the 10/22 but that has now changed.

not to be a buzz kill.. but is that TWO rifles? reason i ask is.. since you are tethering two FCG together with one "crank" does not not equate to two rounds fired pull trigger movement or "crank"...

 

really is neat.. would love to see some video..

not to be a buzz kill.. but is that TWO rifles? reason i ask is.. since you are tethering two FCG together with one "crank" does not not equate to two rounds fired pull trigger movement or "crank"...

 

really is neat.. would love to see some video..

 

It's perfectly fine as per the ATF.. these have been around for quite a few years.

not to be a buzz kill.. but is that TWO rifles? reason i ask is.. since you are tethering two FCG together with one "crank" does not not equate to two rounds fired pull trigger movement or "crank"...

 

really is neat.. would love to see some video..

 

It's perfectly fine as per the ATF.. these have been around for quite a few years.

 

im just recalling something to the effect of "one round per trigger pull" thing..

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theres 2 cames each rifle fires one at a time back and forth there still semi auto.

 

I did call the nj state firearms div and got the ok they did get a kick out of it .

theres 2 cames each rifle fires one at a time back and forth there still semi auto.

 

I did call the nj state firearms div and got the ok they did get a kick out of it .

 

AH well that makes sense then.. one "pull" one shot..

 

So since its 2 rifles can you have 15 rounds in EACH or 15 rounds total?

 

wouldnt that depend on if what that kit created is considered ONE firearm? what do they consider TWO firearms joined in this way? im ONLY asking because i really dont know..

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its still 2 semi auto rifles each trigger get hit by a cam and theres 2 cams

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tested it today it kinda works she did fire but not great I need to make some adjustments, the cam's wont let the triggers reset all the time and I have to figure out why some of the ruger pins walk out of the rifles I can understand the mag release pins but not the 3 upper ones .

 

re test next week end !!

 

I set it up on the bench and down the line some one said what the F@$k is that so the cool factor is there but I hate 22's

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