From the FunGun website I learned the website for the maker of their mags and drums. Will try calling them tomorrow for some info on costs. If I learn anything useful I'll post that info here.
Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
Not long ago I saw where someone had figured out how to take a 50-rd (Pietta or Bingham, not sure which brand) PPS-50 .22rf drum and put a different feed on it to fit the Thompson A3, AND IT WORKED!
Somewhere on this globe, Phillipines, or Italy maybe, someone has perfected the .22rf drum for semi-auto weapons. There's one on the market now for under $70 for the Ruger 10/22. Why can't one of those simply have the feed-end of a Gevarm mag welded onto it?
I'm not into the mechanics or manufacturing, but it seems to me someone dropped the ball when they came up with that group buy of the repro Gevarm 20s a couple of years ago, and reported here in CGN forums their success with those mags. The number of Gevarm owners who would buy an inexpensive reproduction of those 20-rd mags is still enormous. But try digging out that info. I tried and got nowhere.
I wonder if the folks who produce the Fun Gun kits for the 10/22, just maybe the drum for their Tommy Gun kits would be easy to convert to fit the Gevarm?
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Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
Apparently Western Shooters Supply in Alberta is making them. I had an email from them last year when looking for one and they mentioned that they were getting ready to do so.
deanner, if the manufacturer has to start from scratch the cost would prohibitive, no doubt. Since I'm NOT rich, I'd have to go the group buy route.
Haven't learned anything new yet. Got other fish to fry this morning so will not get around to phoning that company 'til later in afternoon. Will get back here IF and when I learn something new.
By the way, I knew a few guys named Dean in the Vancouver Island area MANY moons ago when we lived there. Your CGN public profile doesn't say WHERE in BC you're located. Just wondering if we may have met back then.
Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
Apparently Western Shooters Supply in Alberta is making them. I had an email from them last year when looking for one and they mentioned that they were getting ready to do so.