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banned in some states..???

How is a "gatling gun" meet the definition of a "machine gun"? The gatling requires a pull of the trigger for each shot whereas the machine gun requires only one pull of the trigger for (possible) multiple shots fired. BIG difference mechanically & legally.
 
KillerFord1977 said:
I think I could pull a semi auto trigger quicker and with less effort that that crazy contraption
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I understand that the crazy murderer that got the Bump-stops in the spotlight would had made much more casualties if he'd used a bolt action with a scope.
Popping caps doesn't stop the threat, putting a good bullet on target is what it takes.
 
kcruisin said:
I understand that the crazy murderer that got the Bump-stops in the spotlight would had made much more casualties if he'd used a bolt action with a scope.
Popping caps doesn't stop the threat, putting a good bullet on target is what it takes.
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Like he needed suppression fire
 
I can burn ammo faster than I can pay for it in semi thanks. And by the by a Gatling gun is NOT a “machine gun” (At least a hand cranked one isn’t. I came very close to buying a beautiful .22 galtling gun at Knob Creek a few years back. $$$ was just a bridge too far for a toy.
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
Not really any different than a gattling gun if you think about it and those are labeled as a machine gun
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Gatling guns are NOT "machine guns" by ANY definition so long as they are hand-cranked. No special permit is required to own and use one. (Federally, that is, they are "Any Other Weapon", some state laws may or may not agree)
 
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DunRanull said:
You have a problem with a neck beard? Some kinda bigot? They are pretty traditional ya know- several million Amish and Mennonite men would disagree with ya...
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I asked a question, but never criticized the fashion choice. You however, seem to have taken umbrage, which makes me wonder if there was something about the Amish or Mennonites that triggers you. Did they offer to raise your barn and you misunderstood? 🤪🤔🤨🤣😎
 
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DunRanull said:
Gatling guns are NOT "machine guns" by ANY definition so long as they are hand-cranked. No special permit is required to own and use one. (Federally, that is, they are "Any Other Weapon", some state laws may or may not agree)
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Regardless according to sellers it's a nfa item or class3 or whatever that's more than just a 4473
 
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