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Street Sweeper Shotgun
Cletis
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Is the street sweeper the only cylinder feed shot gun? I saw a shot gun today that looked like a Street Sweeper but it had a full stock. Did'nt pay much attention to it because the guy wanted $800.00 for it. Now I'm thinking I should have paid more attention because I don't know who made it. I thought they had to be registered as a destructive device, Are they still available?
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The problem with the wound flat mag spring is that, if it breaks, you are out of business. Since you are unlikely to find a replacement today, a broken mag spring might leave you with an expensive paperweight.
I don't think that any pump can match the effectiveness of this design, but the Benelli & SPAS semi-autos (& probably a couple of others) are close, & a lot more practical.
There was no logical (or legal) reason for declaring the Striker/Streetsweeper a destructive device; just another Clinton initiative to use the JBT's for political purposes.
Neal
"In God We Trust........All Others Go Thru NCIC"
Im not sure if you are referring to a gun manufactured for a drum.However I do know that there is an aftermarket setup called the sidewinder that can be ordered for mossys,rem and winchester it takes box and drum magazines.Its a pretty cool item.
AC Tactical
Ahankster