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[Bill Gruby]

 Searching for the people that had plans for a  .22 cal. Gatling Gun. Haven't seen the add in quite some time. Anybody have an idea if they are still around?


  "Billy G"

[jpigg55]

I haven't seen the Ad for it in quite a while. My guess is they are not in business anymore due to the online digital space making hard copies obsolete.
There are a few websites advertising electronic PDF copies like this one: https://www.scribd.com/document/240132130/22LR-Gatling-Gun
One would probably be advised to look into these host sites to ensure they are legit before downloading anything from them.

[4GSR]

Bill,

Send me you email address and i'll send you a copy of the pdf file.  its 2.24 mb in size.  Don't know how good it is.  I'll let you figure that out.

Ken

[Bill Gruby]

  You have mail

             'Billy G

[4GSR]

Email sent.

I wish we had an area where we could upload large files bigger than the 0.5mb max we have in place.

[Bill Gruby]

After 2 hours of going over each page, yes it seems to be all there and buildable. Thank you again Ken.

 "Billy G"

[Carpenter84]

Well, you’ll have my attention. Curious if you wind up making any headway with a project like this. Or, would it be wise not to post it?
I’m not actually sure what the law is up here on gun manufacturing or smithing. I know I have an extended family member who has a manufacturing company but moved to Florida somewhat recently as I believe it became too difficult for him here. Florida seemed like a smart choice in that regard.

[Bill Gruby]

 shawn, it is considered a single shot weapon. It needs to be highly modified to fire automatically.

 "Billy G"

[Carpenter84]

Sounds like a fantastic build, regardless. I look forward to hearing if you make any progress on it, Billy.

[jpigg55]

Tippmann Arms currently produces and sells a .22 Gatling gun, although it's belt fed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_x_qktLEO0
They also have one in 9mm that is both stick magazine or drum magazine fed.
Under US federal law Gatling guns are classified as class 1 firearms and might fall under antique firearms (not completely sure on the last part).

There is another Gatling gun conversion kit that uses two Ruger 10/22 rifles to make a Gatling gun. Basically the crank handle turns 2 offset cams to operate the triggers.