gatling guns

unforgiven 33 · unforgiven 33

i have seen several pix of so-called "gatlin-guns". they look kinda
cool. every one i've seen is just two markers connected side-by-side
with a little hand crank to fire them. i have two cheap eradicators that
were picked up at wally world about a year ago. i am attemptng to make
my own version of a gatling gun but am having troubl with the trigger
assembly. i can't get the little electric "crank" to push the triggers
properly. i'm using a little electric motor powered by aa batteries. it
is turning fine (maybe too fast) but i can't get everything to fit
properly and time the doule triggers.

does anyone have one of these crank type assemblies or maybe know enough
about them to offer some advice or suggestions? i've seen pix but
nothing detailed enough to be of help.

Kruse · Kruse

Sure you need to talk to Speed and he can help you. The website to get them at is www.specialopspaintball.com

LCT Paintball · LCT Paintball

They sell a crank that looks like the handle on a fishing real. Just attach
two of them.

If you're dead set on using your electric motor, you better find out how
fast it's turning. If it's over 600 rpm, you're going to have trouble.

Take a thread spool, cut a flat on it, and you should be good to go.

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"unforgiven 33" <ChoongJung@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:24075-434E1053-273@storefull-3335.bay.webtv.net...
>i have seen several pix of so-called "gatlin-guns". they look kinda
> cool. every one i've seen is just two markers connected side-by-side
> with a little hand crank to fire them. i have two cheap eradicators that
> were picked up at wally world about a year ago. i am attemptng to make
> my own version of a gatling gun but am having troubl with the trigger
> assembly. i can't get the little electric "crank" to push the triggers
> properly. i'm using a little electric motor powered by aa batteries. it
> is turning fine (maybe too fast) but i can't get everything to fit
> properly and time the doule triggers.
>
> does anyone have one of these crank type assemblies or maybe know enough
> about them to offer some advice or suggestions? i've seen pix but
> nothing detailed enough to be of help.
>

**Nightkast** · **Nightkast**

well tippmann had a pretty nice one on there tank. didnt know if it could actually shoot thou

Hardtime · Hardtime

On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 03:44:19 -0400, ChoongJung@webtv.net (unforgiven
33) wrote:

>i have seen several pix of so-called "gatlin-guns". they look kinda
>cool. every one i've seen is just two markers connected side-by-side
>with a little hand crank to fire them. i have two cheap eradicators that
>were picked up at wally world about a year ago. i am attemptng to make
>my own version of a gatling gun but am having troubl with the trigger
>assembly. i can't get the little electric "crank" to push the triggers
>properly. i'm using a little electric motor powered by aa batteries. it
>is turning fine (maybe too fast) but i can't get everything to fit
>properly and time the doule triggers.
>
>does anyone have one of these crank type assemblies or maybe know enough
>about them to offer some advice or suggestions? i've seen pix but
>nothing detailed enough to be of help.

You may want to check out the Fire Storm Crank at
http://www.firestormcrank.com/

The double configuration is at:
http://www.firestormcrank.com/html/double_trouble.html

Hardtime

http://geocities.com/arcticjohn88/arcticjohn88

unforgiven 33	[1] Posted by unforgiven 33 10-13-2005, 04:44 AM
Posts: n/a	Quote i have seen several pix of so-called "gatlin-guns". they look kinda cool. every one i've seen is just two markers connected side-by-side with a little hand crank to fire them. i have two cheap eradicators that were picked up at wally world about a year ago. i am attemptng to make my own version of a gatling gun but am having troubl with the trigger assembly. i can't get the little electric "crank" to push the triggers properly. i'm using a little electric motor powered by aa batteries. it is turning fine (maybe too fast) but i can't get everything to fit properly and time the doule triggers. does anyone have one of these crank type assemblies or maybe know enough about them to offer some advice or suggestions? i've seen pix but nothing detailed enough to be of help.
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Kruse	[2] Posted by Kruse 10-13-2005, 12:13 PM
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LCT Paintball	[3] Posted by LCT Paintball 10-13-2005, 10:02 PM
Posts: n/a	Quote They sell a crank that looks like the handle on a fishing real. Just attach two of them. If you're dead set on using your electric motor, you better find out how fast it's turning. If it's over 600 rpm, you're going to have trouble. Take a thread spool, cut a flat on it, and you should be good to go. -- "Don't be misled, bad company corrupts good character." www.LCTPaintball.com www.LCTProducts.com "unforgiven 33" <ChoongJung@webtv.net> wrote in message news:24075-434E1053-273@storefull-3335.bay.webtv.net... >i have seen several pix of so-called "gatlin-guns". they look kinda > cool. every one i've seen is just two markers connected side-by-side > with a little hand crank to fire them. i have two cheap eradicators that > were picked up at wally world about a year ago. i am attemptng to make > my own version of a gatling gun but am having troubl with the trigger > assembly. i can't get the little electric "crank" to push the triggers > properly. i'm using a little electric motor powered by aa batteries. it > is turning fine (maybe too fast) but i can't get everything to fit > properly and time the doule triggers. > > does anyone have one of these crank type assemblies or maybe know enough > about them to offer some advice or suggestions? i've seen pix but > nothing detailed enough to be of help. >
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Nightkast	[4] Posted by Nightkast 10-13-2005, 11:43 PM
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Hardtime	[5] Posted by Hardtime 10-14-2005, 02:01 AM
Posts: n/a	Quote On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 03:44:19 -0400, ChoongJung@webtv.net (unforgiven 33) wrote: >i have seen several pix of so-called "gatlin-guns". they look kinda >cool. every one i've seen is just two markers connected side-by-side >with a little hand crank to fire them. i have two cheap eradicators that >were picked up at wally world about a year ago. i am attemptng to make >my own version of a gatling gun but am having troubl with the trigger >assembly. i can't get the little electric "crank" to push the triggers >properly. i'm using a little electric motor powered by aa batteries. it >is turning fine (maybe too fast) but i can't get everything to fit >properly and time the doule triggers. > >does anyone have one of these crank type assemblies or maybe know enough >about them to offer some advice or suggestions? i've seen pix but >nothing detailed enough to be of help. You may want to check out the Fire Storm Crank at http://www.firestormcrank.com/ The double configuration is at: http://www.firestormcrank.com/html/double_trouble.html Hardtime http://geocities.com/arcticjohn88/arcticjohn88
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