That's a little absurd, don't ya think?

**wakefield724** · March 26th, 2014, 08:46 AM

If they made a 22LR Semi-auto version that would be perfect. affordable for the common man and still bad ass

**Shisno** · March 26th, 2014, 08:53 AM

Under general information

The Gilboa™ series is being produced by operators, for operators, so it comes fitted with ambidextrous selector, magazine release and charging handle as standard.

**ungawa** · March 26th, 2014, 08:54 AM

Originally Posted by hotdog

I'll take 2 please.

Nvm, I'm in Jersey...

You can't own one in America.

Like Wildbill990 said, it's a post-1986 machinegun under US law - fires more than one shot with one pull of the trigger. There's an exception for sporting shotguns but not for semi-autos.

**elweasel** · March 26th, 2014, 02:39 PM

Yes, but with enough money, time, and background checks you could do it. You would need to be a FFL manufacturer of NFA weapons and you could then get it as a dealer sample (IIRC). Please remember IANAL.
I guess you could also buy a small town out west (yes some are for sale). Become the sheriff/police chief of your town. and then purchase it. Then you could make a bunch of youtube videos of you shooting it while cursing out the Left.(wait that been done already

) And again IANAL

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**USMC3531** · March 26th, 2014, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by elweasel

Yes, but with enough money, time, and background checks you could do it. You would need to be a FFL manufacturer of NFA weapons and you could then get it as a dealer sample (IIRC). Please remember IANAL.
I guess you could also buy a small town out west (yes some are for sale). Become the sheriff/police chief of your town. and then purchase it. Then you could make a bunch of youtube videos of you shooting it while cursing out the Left.(wait that been done already

) And again IANAL

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Or you just build it with 2 triggers (1 shot per trigger) there is alsao an exemption for "volleyguns"

**Wildbill990** · March 26th, 2014, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by USMC3531

Or you just build it with 2 triggers (1 shot per trigger) there is alsao an exemption for "volleyguns"

You'd have to go the two trigger route. This wouldn't constitute a volley gun because of the trigger mechanism. It isn't like the old Gatling guns with a crank handle but hey, write a letter to the ATF, maybe they'll determine your right and then could buy one if a dealer would be willing to sell you one under the ATF letter you receive(doubt it) because they'd be putting themselves on the line. This isn't like a form 1 build here, you'd have to have it imported, be 922r compliant or be manufactured here at the least. Either way I highly doubt this would happen.

**USMC3531** · March 26th, 2014, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by Wildbill990

You'd have to go the two trigger route. This wouldn't constitute a volley gun because of the trigger mechanism. It isn't like the old Gatling guns with a crank handle but hey, write a letter to the ATF, maybe they'll determine your right and then could buy one if a dealer would be willing to sell you one under the ATF letter you receive(doubt it) because they'd be putting themselves on the line. This isn't like a form 1 build here, you'd have to have it imported, be 922r compliant or be manufactured here at the least. Either way I highly doubt this would happen.

there are a number af ways it "could" happen but they would require the end user to do alot of the work, importing it as is isnt going to happen