about time he put that up. Talks about it a lot.

 

The tail end of the minigun video smells a bit fake. Namely as there's no barrel glow after several hundred rounds, and there's a distinct conventional machinegun background nose, perhaps with the minigun drone dubbed over it.

Rough guess, mounted mini is real, slung is really a M-60 movie prop gun.

Miniguns generate a LOT of recoil. It's unlikely anyone could hang on to one like that.

 

Where does this guy get all these weapons? You don't just walk into your local store and pick up a full auto minigun..

 

In Russia, weapon gets you

 

^He lives in Georgia

 

Some are owned, most of the big artillary is borrowed. A minigun is just a class 3 NFA weapon like any other machinegun, albeit considerably more expensive than most. You can pick one up in sane states with a $200 tax stamp and a big pile of money for the gun.

 

The glock 17 vid is awesome as well.

 

Quite cunning, he has chosen to reside in the only state that doesn't actually work as a comeback to "In Russia"-jokes.

 

I get that, more was asking how obtainable a minigun is. I've never seen/heard of one being for sale..

 

I've seen a few M134s come up every now and again, typically in the $200k range. Most have the newer Dillon version, and do so generally as FFL/SOT manufacturers.