This is in a class all by itself!

[sot_II]

It's a beltfed upper for the AR platform, shoots .22 LR, drop on two pin upper conversion....works with a semi or full auto lower.

WAY slick

http://www.lakesideguns.com/webstuff/22uppervid1.wmv

$1500 or so...

[idahoelkinstructor]

That would be way to much fun.

[gopher slayer]

WOW i Can only dream of gopher hunting with a full auto AR. Spray and Prey. O YEAH

[James B]

I would love to be selling the ammo.

[RedAllison]

Boy talk about bein more fun than havin a jar of honey and room full of lesbians...

The only folks who would hate those would be the ATF,
RA

[mossy33oak]

wow it seems neat, but $1500....thats twice as much as I paid for my entire bushmaster!!! And I wonder how much those belts of ammo cost? It may be cheaper just to stay with .223 since I can get Wolf ammo for like $60 a case? Still it looked cool though!

[hunter338]

Looks like a FUN little toy, but like B said.


i WOULD LOVE TO SELL THEM THE AMMO FOR THIS LITTLE TOY!!!!


hunter338.

[driftrider]

IMO it's a neat little waste of $1500. It'll just let you miss faster, and it's a .22LR anyway. The only practical purpose is to burn up a lot of ammo. I guess my perspective may be a little different than most, as I've had the opportunity to get LOTS of trigger time on a variety of fully automatic weapons while in the Marine Corps (M249 SAW, M240G, M2, Mk19, M16A2 burst), so a full auto .22LR just doesn't trip my trigger. I'd rather invest that money into a nice Bushmaster .223 Varminter or some such and have a real and practical rifle.

That's not to say that I think that anyone who wants to buy this type of upper shouldn't be able to. I fully support a lawful citizens right to own any type of firearm they choose to, even if its sole purpose is to waste a bunch of ammo for little more than novelty.

Mike