37mm volley fire optins

[Wombat of Doom]

Are there options beyond the .22 beehive rounds? .38 / .357, .327 and .410 bore come to mind.

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[wired]

I have a 22 beehive adapter and a .12 gauge adapter. One of these days I need to do a beehive 45 but theres really no way to make one commercially without economy of scale. Lots of machine work and it wouldn't be affordable for a custom run.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

If you make a 45 or 410 volley fire option, PM me what the price would be. Chances are, I would be in.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Also, what is a recommended launcher for beehive rounds?

 

[wired]

If you make a 45 or 410 volley fire option, PM me what the price would be. Chances are, I would be in.

Unfortunately, I can't. There's a separate FFL license for destructive devices and I can't make those for sale.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Unfortunately, I can't. There's a separate FFL license for destructive devices and I can't make those for sale.

well darn. Any recommendations on which launcher to get for .22 beehives?

 

[wired]

15-Round .22LR Reloadable Beehive Round for 37mm/40mm Launchers

The AU Beehive holds fifteen .22 LR rimfire rounds that fire simultaneously from your 37mm or 40mm launcher with the use of one large pistol primer. The Beehive is reusable and is reloaded by hand. Built to last, the Beehive is manufactured from aerospace grade aluminum with a hard coat anodize...

armsunlimited.com

Cheap!

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Well I mean the actual 37mm flare launcher. Any to get or avoid? Once I have the launcher and the DD form 1 approved I plan on getting those

 

[wired]

Theyre all about the same. The spikes and tac 79 are made by the same company and use a different end cap that Armu Unlimited also sells. Pretty much just styling changes. Buy what you like. Those 37mm beehives sting...your hand.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Theyre all about the same. The spikes and tac 79 are made by the same company and use a different end cap that Armu Unlimited also sells. Pretty much just styling changes. Buy what you like. Those 37mm beehives sting...your hand.

Well I am figuring they kick like a mule or I would just go underbarrel and put it on my lage .223 upper. (adding a dd to a machine gun just seems like fun, but honestly thinking that would just be heavy to carry) I was looking at the tac-79 thumper

 

[wired]

The 12 gauge adapters though . Thats a new category of ouch especially the pistol style I have

 

[Wombat of Doom]

The 12 gauge adapters though . Thats a new category of ouch especially the pistol style I have

I have a sbs that is pretty much a clone of Reno's that he has posted. 8 inch barrel, cut down grip. The stamp cost like 3-4xs the cost of the shotgun. It hurts like heck to fire with buckshot.

 

[wired]

I have a sbs that is pretty much a clone of Reno's that he has posted. 8 inch barrel, cut down grip. The stamp cost like 3-4xs the cost of the shotgun. It hurts like heck to fire with buckshot.

I used to hire a welding contractor quite a bit when I was doing project management in a food plant. He got paid better than I did thats for sure. Bought himself and his "wife" his and her Benelli super lightweight trap guns. I forget the model but they didn't weigh squat. Went shooting with him a few times. Shot his Benelli once. Yeah, no thanks.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

I used to hire a welding contractor quite a bit when I was doing project management in a food plant. He got paid better than I did thats for sure. Bought himself and his "wife" his and her Benelli super lightweight trap guns. I forget the model but they didn't weigh squat. Went shooting with him a few times. Shot his Benelli once. Yeah, no thanks.

I like my shotguns fairly heavy. I like my SBS Benelli 14 incher.

 

[wired]

Ive also got an M2 14" . Its a soft shooter.