Buying a Calico gatling gun this week, could be my sole attempt at fun shooting.......r in s.

Please post plenty of pictures.

Might be awhile, but in the meantime I found that Cabela's has this kit in stock. Newer ones like these are aluminum, mine is an original out of the 80's steel.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas...9-1&_requestid=65742

Isn't it a kit useing two ruger 10-22 and a crank?

Ted.....have't received it yet or even seen one for that matter. Uses two 10/22 barreled receivers with firing cycle regulated with crank. Graf's has a good looking 50 rd. drum I might buy after test fire with regular magazines.......r in s.

Ray,

WAY KOOL...
Who gonna be supplying U mit da ammo???

Don

Myself. I have 78 bricks & counting. (we only go 'round once) r in s.

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Originally posted by ray in seattle:
Myself. I have 78 bricks & counting. (we only go 'round once) r in s.

78 bricks.... WOW

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Graf's has a good looking 50 rd. drum I might buy after test fire with regular magazines.......r in s.

I have a 50-rounder made by Pro-Mag that is a total pain in the obama to load. I have never taken it into the field to use it. I paid about $70 for it. I would not buy another. I just bought it as a way to flip off worthless fuggers like Fienstein...

A friend of mine had one and he used two 100 round clips from butler creek. It was a real hoot to shoot just spray and pray.

IIRC, tactical solutions or tactical innovations (cant remember which) makes the best hicap 10/22 mag.

Machined out of aluminum, adjustable feedlips...about $100 or so each. Should last forever.

Changing directions.......re. Calico gatling gun kit, never assembled or used it, anyone interested please PM...r in s.

I had one of the gatling gun kits that Cabela's sells. Used it a couple times and then got bored with it. They are a hoot and will burn up your 78 bricks in a hurry if you have plenty of hi-cap mags and kids to load 'em while you do the cranking.