The Camel and Heavy Weapons.

kronckew · 12th June 2016, 07:44 AM

there was a small 1893 'police' model gatling in .45-70

rate of fire was 'only' 800 rounds per minute.

if i recall, the crank operated gatling is legal without a machine gun licence from atf as it a manually loaded, cocked, and fired weapon. i recall seeing one in .22lr which is about the only way to afford the ammo, and even that ain't cheap or easy to find in bulk nowadays.

p.s. - the modern equivalent: LINKY TO VIDEO

12th June 2016, 07:44 AM	#15
kronckew Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Room 101, Glos. UK Posts: 4,215	there was a small 1893 'police' model gatling in .45-70 rate of fire was 'only' 800 rounds per minute. if i recall, the crank operated gatling is legal without a machine gun licence from atf as it a manually loaded, cocked, and fired weapon. i recall seeing one in .22lr which is about the only way to afford the ammo, and even that ain't cheap or easy to find in bulk nowadays. p.s. - the modern equivalent: LINKY TO VIDEO Attached Images