My 10/22 Tommy gun

Lost Californian · 02-03-2009

Just to show it off.....

Scott Werx 10/22 Tommy gun kit
Green Mountain 16.5" military finned barrel
Pro Mag 50 round drum

Haven't shot it yet. Weather just ain't cooperating on my days off. I think the parts kit quality is outstanding.

Turn Key · 02-03-2009

Al Capone would be proud --

That looks like it would be a whole lotta fun to shoot.

How much do you have in the gun $$ ?

TK

idmini · 02-03-2009

I love it where did you get the pieces for that.

idmini · 02-03-2009

i found a site for the t-gun kit 1022FunGun.com | Home of the 10/22 Fun Gun! - 1022FunGun.com

But check this out RUGER 10/22 GATLING GUN CNC MACHINED ALUMINUM SET - Tactical

Crystalship1 · 02-03-2009

Schweet!!!!

CulpeperMM · 02-03-2009

very cool... how many jams/misfires per hundred? I'm serious/curious.

btw, nice revolver.

38special · 02-03-2009

That's very cool. But you'd think they could fit more than 50 rounds of 22 in a drum!

Joe Williams · 02-03-2009

That is way cool! I can't wait to show that to my son. He thinks the Tommy gun is awesome, again because it was used in WW2. Just might have to put that on a "to buy" list for him

Lost Californian · 02-03-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by CulpeperMM

very cool... how many jams/misfires per hundred? I'm serious/curious.

btw, nice revolver.

I haven't had any chance to shoot the rifle yet. I put 100 rounds thru the drum magazine in my other 10/22. Had about 1 in 10 fail to feed both times. Researching the Pro Mag drum says that is about normal, just needs time to be "broke in". When it finally warms up around here I will do some more, and more serious, shooting with the whole setup.

The revolver is my S&W Model 18. Got it to make a match for my Model 17.

Quote:

Originally Posted by idmini

I love it where did you get the pieces for that.

Yep, that's where I got it. Great person to deal with. He hangs at Calguns.net and rimfirecentral.com. Do a search on tommy guns at either place.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turn Key

Al Capone would be proud --

That looks like it would be a whole lotta fun to shoot.

How much do you have in the gun $$ ?

As per the website, $319.95 for the parts kit. I was lucky to find the barrel as Green Mountain is not making them now, I paid $200 for it. The Pro Mag drum was $77.90 shipped from Numrich's. I bought a stripped 10/22 receiver for $100, because I had almost all the rest of the parts...the v-block bolts had gone missing, so I bought some new ones from Fastenal for $3.

I think that's everything.

Buckhunter · 02-03-2009

wow one outta three failed??? i bought a couple 25 rnd banana clips for mine and they have not failed yet. Had been thinking about getting a drum....glad i didn't. None the less your gun looks freakin SWEET!

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Lost Californian Plinker Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Terre Haute Posts: 120	My 10/22 Tommy gun Just to show it off..... Scott Werx 10/22 Tommy gun kit Green Mountain 16.5" military finned barrel Pro Mag 50 round drum Haven't shot it yet. Weather just ain't cooperating on my days off. I think the parts kit quality is outstanding. __________________ Browncoats: May have been the losing side, still not convinced it was the wrong one.

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Turn Key Glock Armorer Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Indianapolis, IN U.S.A. Posts: 852	Al Capone would be proud -- That looks like it would be a whole lotta fun to shoot. How much do you have in the gun $$ ? TK __________________ ,——'¯¯';=====±—- !‚–’¯¯ƒ¹¶ Don't call me a liar from your keyboard in your Spiderman pajamas... http://www.turn-keytactical.com/ † The End of an Error ~ (January 20, 2013) † There are three kinds of men: The ones that learn by reading. The few who learn by observation, the rest of them have to pee on the electric fence and find out for themselves.

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Crystalship1 Aka - CS1 Join Date: May 2008 Location: N.E. Indianapolis, IN. (aka Lawrence, IN.) Posts: 3,771	Schweet!!!! __________________ Springfield Armory XD.... Like a Glock, only better!!! "Alot" is NOT a word!!! Hi-Point firearms... "Slandered by those who have never even shot one and loved by those who actually own them." Learn the truth: CLICKY ---> http://www.hipointfirearmsforums.com/Forum/ CLICKY ---> http://www.shootingtimes.com/handgun_reviews/hipoint_100605/ Proud of your faith? Awesome! ... Now do us all a favor and spend half as much time talking about it and twice as much living it!!!

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Joe Williams Master Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 4,623	That is way cool! I can't wait to show that to my son. He thinks the Tommy gun is awesome, again because it was used in WW2. Just might have to put that on a "to buy" list for him __________________ Don't blame me, I voted for an American.

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02-03-2009	#3 (permalink)
idmini Plinker Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 10	I love it where did you get the pieces for that.

02-03-2009	#4 (permalink)
idmini Plinker Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 10	i found a site for the t-gun kit 1022FunGun.com \| Home of the 10/22 Fun Gun! - 1022FunGun.com But check this out RUGER 10/22 GATLING GUN CNC MACHINED ALUMINUM SET - Tactical

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CulpeperMM Liberty - or - Death Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Fort Wayne Posts: 1,321	very cool... how many jams/misfires per hundred? I'm serious/curious. btw, nice revolver.

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Buckhunter Plinker Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Shelby Co Posts: 230	wow one outta three failed??? i bought a couple 25 rnd banana clips for mine and they have not failed yet. Had been thinking about getting a drum....glad i didn't. None the less your gun looks freakin SWEET!

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