Firestorm Gatling attachment
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Damnit, I'm trying to save money for autocockers but I love unique shit like this. I almost bought a dual tippmann A5 mounted unit with crank for triggers but price got a little heavy in that auction 😅Autocockers for life! Primarily a rec ball autococker player but I dabble in speedball with a Planet Eclipse Geo4 or a few of my electronic autocockers. Local to Phoenix, AZ
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I remember these being semi-popular at big scenario games like Oklahoma D-Day back in the early-mid 2000s.
Oddball innovations like this are something I miss from paintball of that era.Check out my YouTube channel for overview videos of the WGP Karnivor and WGP Orracle!
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They're still ATF legal. It's still one shot per trigger pull technically. Even miniature gatling guns are legal to buy and own as long as they are manually cranked and not powered.Comment
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Thankfully nobody sells highspeed electric motors with interchangeable drive shafts, swappable batteries, and a trigger switch for less than $100 at your local harbor freight“Jsc5150 is right…” - DocsMachineComment
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I mean sure and you could convert an AR15 to a machine gun with a 1/8" drill bit and a bit of sheet metal. Just because you CAN convert something doesn't make it illegal.Comment
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And even if they did, I'm even more thankful that no one sells small and inexpensive circuit boards that could be programmed to control that electric motor in any number of ways, or, hypothetically, connected to a motion sensor of some sort(in Minecraft)
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I remember being at Tippmann World Challenge, just after these debuted, and everyone was trying to snag one from their booth. Couple guys had gotten their hands on them a bit before the game, and had modified them to fire 2 A5's simultaneously.Comment
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