The gun to have.

[Navy/ArmyVet]

Is this the same 40MM?

 

[BIKER13]

cool cool cool beans

 

[renagadeinjun]

Yeah, but that's for the grenades. I thought the launcher itself was non-NFA since you can use chalk rounds with it.

Lighting off all those 22s with a single press of the trigger would seem to be a machine gun, unless there's some provision for smoothbores in play here.

Not if it the 40mm has rifling in the barrel...........But heck; I don't know if they have change the law lately....

 

[furious]

Here's some good info on it and several other 40mm adapters.
https://www.tactical-life.com/gear/lewis-machine-tool-m203-2003-grenade-launcher/

 

[Justin87]

Yes please

 

[Gunanddoglover]

I want one real bad

 

[spencer60]

Still seeing multiple projectiles with a single trigger press... Not sure how that isn't a 'machine gun' according to the TLA guys.

In fact being rifled makes it more likely to fit that, since smoothbore could maybe (?) be classified a shotgun?

 

[Navy/ArmyVet]

I would guess that the long chamber acts as a barrel.

 

[poopdaddy]

Yeah, but that's for the grenades. I thought the launcher itself was non-NFA since you can use chalk rounds with it.

Lighting off all those 22s with a single press of the trigger would seem to be a machine gun, unless there's some provision for smoothbores in play here.

yep
they came out years ago. then the atf DD them. you load it and use a shotgun primer,the primer fires against a plate and sets of the 22's. i think it was called the "hornets nest" and it was a smooth bore..

 

[MRH]

I need this in my life.