How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
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How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
It's not the pace of life that concerns me, it's the sudden stop at the end!
Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
Troddenmasses was thinking of building one of these a few years ago.


Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
Video of one here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2yzcMPQ ... ure=fvwrel
Not the best looking piece of kit is it! Novelty factor I guess, but if you want to emulate a full-auto 10/22 just bump fire a regular one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2yzcMPQ ... ure=fvwrel
Not the best looking piece of kit is it! Novelty factor I guess, but if you want to emulate a full-auto 10/22 just bump fire a regular one!
Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
I suppose you could argue that as long as you have slots for the two 10/22's you are not doing anything untoward however I would hate to test it out with my FEO.
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And would you allow one on your duty?...because if one turned up at my club I would tell them to take it away.
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Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
Because of legal worries or because of safety or what?Robin128 wrote:And would you allow one on your duty?...because if one turned up at my club I would tell them to take it away.
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Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
Possibly on a 25m or 1908 design gallery range I would allow it but only if it allowed within Range orders, had a mechanical stop limiting elevation and was robustly built and anchored to the ground to prevent it tipping over. I would also need to take into account the impact on other shooters and the club as a whole.Robin128 wrote:And would you allow one on your duty?...because if one turned up at my club I would tell them to take it away.
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Normally shooters need to be stationed 1m apart so although this is one shooter it is two rifles so a potential grey area.
Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
Safety.
We have no danger area, and put the wrong ammo thru that and it might be a nightmare to clear a jam.
I'm not sure any of my clubs would allow it.
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We have no danger area, and put the wrong ammo thru that and it might be a nightmare to clear a jam.
I'm not sure any of my clubs would allow it.
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Re: How about this bad boy for the rabbits?
Well said.ovenpaa wrote:Possibly on a 25m or 1908 design gallery range I would allow it but only if it allowed within Range orders, had a mechanical stop limiting elevation and was robustly built and anchored to the ground to prevent it tipping over. I would also need to take into account the impact on other shooters and the club as a whole.Robin128 wrote:And would you allow one on your duty?...because if one turned up at my club I would tell them to take it away.
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Normally shooters need to be stationed 1m apart so although this is one shooter it is two rifles so a potential grey area.
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