THE ONLY RELIABLE FULL-AUTO RUGER 10/22 .22LR SUB MACHINE GUNS ON THIS EARTH. We are living in the 'golden age' of firearm design & modification. Look at this wild thing on my YouTube. GUN SLINGER VIDEOS sells a DVD video explaining an easy way the convert any semi-auto Ruger 10/22 rifle into a true full-auto. All other Ruger full-auto conversions suffer from 'bolt-bounce / light-strikes' which cause many malfunctions. GSV conversions have been tested with no malfunctions.
@turretslemurswithgun well you'd need a class 2 ffl which is around $500 a year and when you stop paying you have to sell or surrender all of the machine guns you own on your SOT
@drbty pff... in canada you only need a busniess lience thats 2000 every 5 years... but you can then own anything and I mean anything.. if you have the money to buy it :p
@tori8984 because some people to live in a police state. in CO I can get a recoiless rifle with the proper papers/licenses. (recoiless rifle is a cannon.)
THE ONLY RELIABLE FULL-AUTO RUGER 10/22 .22LR SUB MACHINE GUNS ON THIS EARTH. We are living in the 'golden age' of firearm design & modification. Look at this wild thing on my YouTube video. GUN SLINGER VIDEOS sells a DVD video that explains an easy way to convert any semi-auto RUGER 10/22 rifle into a true full-auto. All other RUGER full-auto conversions suffer from 'bolt-bounce / light-strikes' which cause many malfunctions. GSV conversions have been proof tested with no malfunctions.
No tweaks. Starting with a clean gun, it's done at least 9 consecutive mag-dumps with no hiccups. They've functioned very well for me (currently have 3 of them).
When jams have occurred, it's sometimes hard to fault the drum. .22lr is so finicky and dirty, particularly in a machine gun, plus I run cheap ammo. Duds/light primer strikes are not uncommon.
Nitpicking: it can be a bit cumbersome to grip the forearm on such a short setup due to the size of the drum.
Awesome!!! How do i get my hands on a kit like that???!!
roblopez155 2 months ago
@roblopez155
The stock is a modified Choate, cut shorter with the open tip filled with Acraglass.
You can do the paperwork yourself to legally cut the barrel to less than 16".
Barrel length won't matter with a registered full-auto trigger pack installed.
Contact your local C3 dealer for more details or read through the threads in the armory, General Class 3 section, of ar15.com.
drbty 2 months ago
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THE ONLY RELIABLE FULL-AUTO RUGER 10/22 .22LR SUB MACHINE GUNS ON THIS EARTH. We are living in the 'golden age' of firearm design & modification. Look at this wild thing on my YouTube. GUN SLINGER VIDEOS sells a DVD video explaining an easy way the convert any semi-auto Ruger 10/22 rifle into a true full-auto. All other Ruger full-auto conversions suffer from 'bolt-bounce / light-strikes' which cause many malfunctions. GSV conversions have been tested with no malfunctions.
Call: 425-293-5977
TruthTeller878 4 months ago
@turretslemurswithgun not much.
cabo02 5 months ago
@turretslemurswithgun
About $6 to $9k.
drbty 5 months ago
@turretslemurswithgun well you'd need a class 2 ffl which is around $500 a year and when you stop paying you have to sell or surrender all of the machine guns you own on your SOT
TheAlexagius 5 months ago
How is it even legal for you to own this firearm ?
tori8984 10 months ago
@tori8984
Machine guns are not illegal in most (relatively free) states. You own one by paying .guv a $200 tax.
drbty 10 months ago
@drbty pff... in canada you only need a busniess lience thats 2000 every 5 years... but you can then own anything and I mean anything.. if you have the money to buy it :p
WildAndLiving 7 months ago
@tori8984 because some people to live in a police state. in CO I can get a recoiless rifle with the proper papers/licenses. (recoiless rifle is a cannon.)
Wolfstanus 6 months ago
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THE ONLY RELIABLE FULL-AUTO RUGER 10/22 .22LR SUB MACHINE GUNS ON THIS EARTH. We are living in the 'golden age' of firearm design & modification. Look at this wild thing on my YouTube video. GUN SLINGER VIDEOS sells a DVD video that explains an easy way to convert any semi-auto RUGER 10/22 rifle into a true full-auto. All other RUGER full-auto conversions suffer from 'bolt-bounce / light-strikes' which cause many malfunctions. GSV conversions have been proof tested with no malfunctions.
*GSV
TruthTeller878 1 year ago
Is that at the Hernando Sportsmans Club MG shoot?
TheHendricks5150 1 year ago
@TheHendricks5150
Yep. :-)
drbty 1 year ago
So those things won't jam on a full auto 10/22? Did you have to tweak any pieces for it to work cleanly?
aubid11 2 years ago
No tweaks. Starting with a clean gun, it's done at least 9 consecutive mag-dumps with no hiccups. They've functioned very well for me (currently have 3 of them).
When jams have occurred, it's sometimes hard to fault the drum. .22lr is so finicky and dirty, particularly in a machine gun, plus I run cheap ammo. Duds/light primer strikes are not uncommon.
Nitpicking: it can be a bit cumbersome to grip the forearm on such a short setup due to the size of the drum.
drbty 1 year ago