Belt fed 22 legal in Canada?
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I had to get a recoil rod made, Then bent the extractor.
Then when I sold mine, came with spare charging handle, spring kit, extractor, firing pin, bunch of other part.
I couldn't get a full belt ripped off w/o issues.
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There have been several companies in the USA that have made .22 rimfire Gatling Guns. Also, complete plans to make one are available. I have a set of very precise drawings with measurements (plans) to make one and the tripod mount for it.
It used Ruger 10-22 barrels and I know of several of our more competent Members who could construct one. However, all of them, including myself, would rather spend their time doing metalworking on more worthwhile projects, instead of contemplating the metal used in the bars on the window of your "compact residence" provided by the Queen.
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There have been several companies in the USA that have made .22 rimfire Gatling Guns. Also, complete plans to make one are available. I have a set of very precise drawings with measurements (plans) to make one and the tripod mount for it.
It used Ruger 10-22 barrels and I know of several of our more competent Members who could construct one. However, all of them, including myself, would rather spend their time doing metalworking on more worthwhile projects, instead of contemplating the metal used in the bars on the window of your "compact residence" provided by the Queen.
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Let see these plans your bragging about!
I suspect the correct phrase is supposed to be "CALM your titties". But something about "CLAM your titties" makes it work a lot better.... 
With all the ins and outs of our firearm laws I would never expect any of us to know it all unless we were a lawyer dealing with many such cases. As such we should probably be a little nicer and more understanding about such things. If we tried to actually HELP each other instead of attacking at the slightest weakness? Perhaps consider how we'd react if we were sitting around a table at a pub sharing a pitcher of beer instead of tapping at our keyboards?
With all the ins and outs of our firearm laws I would never expect any of us to know it all unless we were a lawyer dealing with many such cases. As such we should probably be a little nicer and more understanding about such things. If we tried to actually HELP each other instead of attacking at the slightest weakness? Perhaps consider how we'd react if we were sitting around a table at a pub sharing a pitcher of beer instead of tapping at our keyboards?
I suspect the correct phrase is supposed to be "CALM your titties". But something about "CLAM your titties" makes it work a lot better....
Depends on your mood LOL
Its like auto correct on my phone.
Shawn
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Mine has been running like a top for 3 years now.
I regularly dump 100 round belts through it, no issues.
I could never get the disintegrating link belts to work at all, the neck tension was messed up I think.
One of the best 'mods' to do for it is to actually nip one of the legs of your hammer spring to drop the hammer tension a bit, lets the bolt move more smoothly/freely.
Additionally, if you have one of the 'hooked' hammers (or notched hammer face) then they tend not to work so well.
As with every .22, they are finicky on ammo types, but mine runs well with Blazer, and, amazingly enough, Dynapoint!
NS
