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check this new hand gun out....interesting...
toad67
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1 1/4 inch barrel
on aircraft aluminum frame
8 rounds, 2 at a time
I don't see it being for me
As we have all come to know all to well - there is nothing new / it's all been done before from a patent architecture design standpoint - or a clone / infringement / adaptation point of reference...
The multi barrel revolver concept really came into its own in French and Belgian high capacity pinfire revolvers - with bored through cylinder for self contained metallic cartridge ammunition...
The concept even predates that use considerably but was not produced in large enough numbers or evinced in successful variants to be thought of as a workable useful platform...
It pops up again in the 60's but gains no traction much like the gyrojet or dardik tround or VVL careless concepts.
This particular iteration has been extant for 3-4 years - gaining public awareness and successful literature penetration.
They do make a closed trigger guard variant with a longer barrel - but have been leaning hard on the EDC CCW ultra compact ultralight section of market share.
Mike
My local FFL has one that we've played with some that particular one we get alot of tumbling nice triangles in targets
I would assume , ( yes I know what happens when you do that ) the manufacturer cleared the design with ATF before offering it for sale . My thought would be that the “ trick “ is the fact that it is firing two separate barrels with a single trigger pull instead of operating like a regular machine gun . It appears to be classed as a volley gun . Thanks google
So an interesting observation...
I own 2 Italian .25 act semiautomatic pistols manufactured by SATA in the post war period - one pre 68 GCA and one post...
SATA is perhaps best known today for their production of paint booth guns and industrial spray guns...
If you watch many of the automotive shows you will spot their logo and name on banners and posters and stickers in the background...
They once made several respectable machine pistols and SMGs in the 1910-1945 period - including one that accepted the Luger snail drum magazine under license...
They also Co manufactured the glisenti pistol design.
Many have already adapted airsoft and paintball gun parts and designs into custom guns and I would bet a company like tipman is already making airguns and parts - as well as parts and sub assemblies for legit firearms...
Pyramid air gun supply has some parts and kits and repros made in China by a company that makes paintball guns and airguns...
Mike
No accessory rail.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain