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10/22 gatling pistol

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so a few years ago in Dunklebergers I saw a plastic gatling set up for 2 10/22 pistols. Does anyone remember seeing this? remember who made it?

Gotta love PA. Sounds interesting.

i don't know about a pistol gaitling gun, but a couple different manufacturers make a 10/22 rifle gaitling...a couple months ago cabelas actually used to sell one.

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As of this morning... Cabela's still sells it! And it's in stock too!

I had one years ago, I forgot who made it, Combray maybe. It took allot of tinkering to get it to work and with 2 / 10 round mags it sucked , I think it was like 2 or 3 cranks. You need the drums for this set up.

 

But It was cool looking .

 

The best part about the thing was asking the SP firearms division about it ! They chuckled at me and said "you want to do what !" The guy put me on speaker and ask me to repeat my self ! I heard snickering in the back ground .

And he said I need to call you back. Got the call back with the OK later that day.

There was a place called Werners up in PA they had 2 m1 carbines now that was cool, Mine was 2 Ruger 10/22's

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