Automatic shotgun

[soonerjh]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=210c8c3a44

[YukonGlocker]

That would tear you up.

[RobC]

As willing as the local Chief of Police was to sign off on my suppressors, I don't think that he would be too keen on Destructive Devices. Would probably have to LLC/Trust that one.

At least it's one of the few DDs that you can have without having to register each round. Although an M203 with chalk rounds would be a hoot.

[carready]

As willing as the local Chief of Police was to sign off on my suppressors, I don't think that he would be too keen on Destructive Devices. Would probably have to LLC/Trust that one.

At least it's one of the few DDs that you can have without having to register each round. Although an M203 with chalk rounds would be a hoot.

My buddy has a reloadable round for the M203 that shoots many .22 LR rounds at one time. Pretty kewl and inaccurate shotgun thinngy!

[RobC]

I don't remember exactly, but isn't that called a "bee hive"?

[Robbo]

My buddy has one of those (non F/A) and it was pretty heavy so I'm thinking it would be more managable than one might think, more than say that Tromix-8 Tony Rumore has/had that was F/A. There was a video of him shooting it somewhere around here. Maybe it was on uzitalk.. hopefully he'll come along and post it.

On those "bee-hive" rounds... I was researching into getting one of those and found many accounts of them tearing up the M203's... apparently 18-20 .22 rounds going off has a good amount of force... that's just what I learned through reading on the M203 sites though...not actual use...so YMMV. I didn't get as far as getting one after reading those accounts.

Rob

[RobC]

If I could hurry up and buy some land, I think that I might have to get one of the LMT 9 inch M203s for my AR. Chalk rounds would be blast to sail several hundred yards. It would completely impractical, but then, most of my guns are.