12 Ga. 1919 conversion
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Not yet that I know of but this does give me Ideas you could use a cloth shotgun belt or bandolear there out there for sale just need to figure out a feed system but not a bad idea. maybe use the Receiver box, Trunnion & barrel jacket from a 1919?
Not yet that I know of but this does give me Ideas you could use a cloth shotgun belt or bandolear there out there for sale just need to figure out a feed system but not a bad idea. maybe use the Receiver box, Trunnion & barrel jacket from a 1919?
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I remember seeing something a few years back that the Chinese made using .410 caliber shotshells. but nothing like the 1919....I don't think 12ga would be the best pick for a 1919 conversion....perhaps 20ga?
I wanted someone else to do all the R&D and money spending. Then, If its all legal I want to copy it. It would be so much fun its probably illegal.
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yeah , i dont know about all the legal issues but it seems a 410 conversion would be pretty easy to do on a 1919 with some mods here and there, but a 12 or even 20 ga would take a lil more re-working....i dunno, but it would be pretty wild!!!
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Seems to me I recently saw a drum magazine for the Saiga type shotgun. Thought that was rediculous due to the weight factor, but a belt-fed? Hmmmm....
I suppose shooting slugs might be a reason to try it, but I don't see much use for an Imp. Cyl. 38 lb. [plus tripod] grouse/dove/pheasant slayer
I have to think ATF would not look favorably on such a venture though......
I suppose shooting slugs might be a reason to try it, but I don't see much use for an Imp. Cyl. 38 lb. [plus tripod] grouse/dove/pheasant slayer
I have to think ATF would not look favorably on such a venture though......
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no, it would be so i could finally get a perfect score at the sporting clays course!!Seems to me I recently saw a drum magazine for the Saiga type shotgun. Thought that was rediculous due to the weight factor, but a belt-fed? Hmmmm....
I suppose shooting slugs might be a reason to try it, but I don't see much use for an Imp. Cyl. 38 lb. [plus tripod] grouse/dove/pheasant slayer
I have to think ATF would not look favorably on such a venture though......
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Now There's a THOUGHT!!
Think I'll contact Shotgun News and see about an ad. "Now Accepting Deposits for all NEW Belt Fed, 10 Guage Magnum, GATLING GUNS!!!" "Introductory Price ONLY $89,500.00 + Shipping!!"
Definite POSSIBILTIES!!!!
Thanks,
Emory Jones
Thanks ouchman!!
Think I'll contact Shotgun News and see about an ad. "Now Accepting Deposits for all NEW Belt Fed, 10 Guage Magnum, GATLING GUNS!!!" "Introductory Price ONLY $89,500.00 + Shipping!!"
Definite POSSIBILTIES!!!!
Thanks,
Emory Jones
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3 places that I know of make a 12 gauge Saiga drum. It is perfect for zombie killers.Seems to me I recently saw a drum magazine for the Saiga type shotgun. Thought that was rediculous due to the weight factor, but a belt-fed? Hmmmm....
I suppose shooting slugs might be a reason to try it, but I don't see much use for an Imp. Cyl. 38 lb. [plus tripod] grouse/dove/pheasant slayer
I have to think ATF would not look favorably on such a venture though......
...The legal side of the equation is easy to address. Just etch an outline of a hunting dog on the sideplate with ( what's left ) of a pigeon hit by, oh say, 7-10 rounds. Then fill the etching with gold ( pigeon grade ) and make sure you put " FOR SPORTING PURPOSES ONLY " on there somewhere. It'll slide right through the compliance branch...Oh, sorry, but not bayonette lug.
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if the zombies get close enough to mt belt fed 12 ga that i need to use a bayonet then there are far greater issues to deal with....The legal side of the equation is easy to address. Just etch an outline of a hunting dog on the sideplate with ( what's left ) of a pigeon hit by, oh say, 7-10 rounds. Then fill the etching with gold ( pigeon grade ) and make sure you put " FOR SPORTING PURPOSES ONLY " on there somewhere. It'll slide right through the compliance branch...Oh, sorry, but not bayonette lug.
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...Human wave attacks or, as you prefer, Zombie wave attacks. Maybe even honk-and-wave attacks, the worse kind. Could be you'll get lucky and they'll waive the wave and just honk, but you better be prepared to be pared, sliced and diced if you ain't got no pigsticker ( Moslem countries exempt ) on the end of your muskit's muzzle.
...This is nothing to fool around with, Rory. I can hear the muttering mullah's massing on the border EVEN AS I TYPE !!!!!!
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Boy, that's one way to draw the NRA into the belt fed world!!...The legal side of the equation is easy to address. Just etch an outline of a hunting dog on the sideplate with ( what's left ) of a pigeon hit by, oh say, 7-10 rounds. Then fill the etching with gold ( pigeon grade ) and make sure you put " FOR SPORTING PURPOSES ONLY " on there somewhere. It'll slide right through the compliance branch...Oh, sorry, but not bayonette lug.
WHAAATTTT? Its for HUNTIN' !
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Come to think of it, it might make a perfect cottontail gun - just set up and let em' run circles around you whilst you crank away!
Oh, but watch out for the beagles!!
Oh, but watch out for the beagles!!
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No-no...... They'll get you with the market hunting laws....... that's why you can't hunt with a 4ga. or 8 ga. or a punt gun it just ain't sport'n....
Now on the other hand...... on a 42 pod set up for trap & skeet that would be sporting! It would be good practice for AA defense too
They'll get you with the market hunting laws....... that's why you can't hunt with a 4ga. or 8 ga. or a punt gun it just ain't sport'n....Now on the other hand...... on a 42 pod set up for trap & skeet that would be sporting! It would be good practice for AA defense too
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