.22 Rimfire go Burrrrrrrr

[CDave]

I want, I want, I want <jumping up and down>

[Dave S]

Yes..... gotta kill that rasskly rabbit........

[Forkin' Crazy]

I saw that the other day. The only draw back I see is loading the belts is rather time consuming.

[Capt.Insane-o]

[Dave S]

44s.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tPp...eature=related

[tnelsmn]

[SS Minnow]

That would be a blast to own, both literally and figuratively. Unfortunately most, if not all of us cannot own that. That guy must be a dealer for law enforcement or something, or that gun was made before 1986. I would love to own one, the only problem would be that lack of .22 availability.

Cool video, thanks for sharing!!!

[CDave]

Yeah, that's the rub. Too expensive to buy and ammo.
I've never watched this guys channel before but I gotta say he is funny. Might have to check out more of his vids.
Hey Paul did UTube recommend it to you too?

[keefallan]

COOLNESS FACTOR

[Forkin' Crazy]

That would be a blast to own, both literally and figuratively. Unfortunately most, if not all of us cannot own that. That guy must be a dealer for law enforcement or something, or that gun was made before 1986. I would love to own one, the only problem would be that lack of .22 availability.

Cool video, thanks for sharing!!!

I have seen other full auto .22s that had to be new. So maybe there is a loop hole for rimfire small caliber rifles. Far as owning a full auto, SBR, or suppressor, I have the license for that.

[SS Minnow]

I have seen other full auto .22s that had to be new. So maybe there is a loop hole for rimfire small caliber rifles. Far as owning a full auto, SBR, or suppressor, I have the license for that.

I have a trust established, but a license is not required where I live, just the tax stamps. I used to go with the sheriffs approval route, but once I heard about the trust, I was sold.

Before the boat accident, I had a few quiet firearms and a couple with the giggle switch. As far as I know though, we are not allowed anything made after 1986. If I were allowed to own one of those .22's I would buy one tomorrow. I have a serious problem with chipmunks at the lake house. This might not be as effective as my 20 gauge but it would be a hell of a lot more fun.

[Forkin' Crazy]

I am going to check and see just for the hell of it. Ever hear of Tactical Solutions? I built one of their billet 1022s with a shrouded barrel for a suppressor. Subsonics all you hear is the action running. Dime size groups at 30 yds.

[SS Minnow]

I am going to check and see just for the hell of it. Ever hear of Tactical Solutions? I built one of their billet 1022s with a shrouded barrel for a suppressor. Subsonics all you hear is the action running. Dime size groups at 30 yds.

With just a little bit of looking into it, this is a conversion kit. If you already own an (not going to lie, I am not very familiar with these rifles) automatic m-16 or one of those variants, this is just a way to save money on ammo, and of course have a bunch more shots available at once. I suppose if I had an m-16 or whatever can be converted, I would definitely get the kit. It is not permanent, and is only a matter of changing the upper. Pretty sure you can use the same barrel as well.

Since I do not, and likely will not own an m-16, this is nothing more then a fun video to watch. Thanks for sharing, Ed!!!!

[Forkin' Crazy]

A complete upper is the way to go. 50 rnd drum would have to be easier to load.

[Dave S]

Marlin 60..... R10/22 and a stevens visible loading repeater.... cia.....1910......all toys......small and fun to shoot.......8mm........man up.......