Gilboa needed a “show stopper” for a military trade show and came up with this unique double-barrel design. The rifle will now be going into full production and available soon in the United States.
Because Gilboa is “re-designing the rifle to have two individual triggers instead of the single trigger setup currently being used” it appears to have gotten around the legal definition of a machine gun. The TFB explains:
- Machine guns are not illegal, but it is illegal to make and register new ones on a form 1 (as you would do for an SBR)
- There is no way around the May 19th, 1986 date. if the machine gun in question was made after that date, you may not own it (unless you are a dealer)
Gilboa’s design makes for an interesting rifle!
In the meantime, imagine this: running a 3-gun stage with this double-barreled AR-15, Arsenal’s double-barreled 1911, and a side by side coach gun. Wouldn’t that be a thing?
Source: Red Rock Tribune
Photo: thetruthaboutguns.com
Annnnd the clip is gone.
My birthday is Labor Day anyone who wants to give me this let me know I’LL pick it up Okay
Why would you need one of them u can’t hit ur target with the first 30 rounds maybe only maybe if they were 2 different calibers but u would need two different scopes so no
Cool
@[100003316097784:2048:Columbia Vanzant] show Tyler
@[100003492481024:2048:Tiffany Nichole]
He said that’s awesome!
I figured he would lol