Tippmann Armory 9mm Gatling Gun

[Ronin]

It's made to keep broke people broke.

I'm not broke. Not frivolously spending $5k on something I really don't need is why, lol.

[Emptymag]

There's no pleasing some people.

Who the hell looks at something like this and ponders it's practical applications???

LOL!

[Ronin]

There's no pleasing some people.

Who the hell looks at something like this and ponders it's practical applications???

LOL!

In a world where money was no object, this would have a place of honor at my private home range on 300 acres of land in the middle of nowhere. Or I'd have several mounted on my all-electric hydrofoil yacht.

[eagleclaw]

If I wanted to spend that kind of money, I would buy something more compact.

i agree.With that kind of money one can get an entry model sub gun. They are more useful, compact and a potential investment. Parking this contraption at the firing line of a range, loading it and cranking the handle and getting laugh at by others at the range isn't my idea of a good shooting day.

[icp4life162005]

In a world where money was no object, this would have a place of honor at my private home range on 300 acres of land in the middle of nowhere. Or I'd have several mounted on my all-electric hydrofoil yacht.

Replace that hand crank with a gear with a chain ran to a small electric motor.
After that, x axis movement is simple, y is more challenging but doable for elevated positions.
Add in a few night vision cameras and IR illuminators sighted for center screen.
Could run it all bluetooth to your cellphone and an xbox controller.
You could add a touch of AI facial recognition, and program a line of code to spin up and fire anytime the camera recognizes facial features. You would use stationary cameras but have them functioning as motion tracking cameras using the x & y axis turret servos to provide the stationary cameras tracking motion.


I mean.. whuut.

Lol.


Do i really need to put the disclaimer not to do this? Lmao

[Ronin]

Parking this contraption at the firing line of a range, loading it and cranking the handle and getting laugh at by others at the range isn't my idea of a good shooting day.

What a load of horseshit. You take this to ANY range and you will have a crows of folks coming over to gawk, ask questions, and wanting a chance to shoot it. Every time I take an oddball gun out to the range, there's always someone who wants to know more. And none of my guns are as interesting as a mini Gatling gun.

[Ronin]

Replace that hand crank with a gear with a chain ran to a small electric motor.
After that, x axis movement is simple, y is more challenging but doable for elevated positions.
Add in a few night vision cameras and IR illuminators sighted for center screen.
Could run it all bluetooth to your cellphone and an xbox controller.
You could add a touch of AI facial recognition, and program a line of code to spin up and fire anytime the camera recognizes facial features. You would use stationary cameras but have them functioning as motion tracking cameras using the x & y axis turret servos to provide the stationary cameras tracking motion.


I mean.. whuut.

Lol.


Do i really need to put the disclaimer not to do this? Lmao

I like the way you think. In my uber rich world, you would be invited on my boat.

[Emptymag]

i agree.With that kind of money one can get an entry model sub gun. They are more useful, compact and a potential investment. Parking this contraption at the firing line of a range, loading it and cranking the handle and getting laugh at by others at the range isn't my idea of a good shooting day.

I don't think you have a grasp of "MURICA"! LOL!
(and you certainly are way off base if you think people are going to laugh at you for shooting one)

[bogey1]

I posted it last week in the video of the day thread.
Looks like a cool build for someone with the equipment.

[USMC3531]

If I wanted to spend that kind of money, I would buy something more compact.

It's getting really hard to find a mac for around 5k, most are 8k+ now