6 barrel AR15 Gatling Gun vs Propanes

Published on May 12, 2022
Duration: 16:19

This video showcases the construction and testing of a custom 6-barrel AR-15 Gatling gun, built by Edwin Sarkissian with assistance from professional gun designer Mark Serbu. The guide details the process from initial build explanation to test firing against propane tanks and other targets, highlighting the unique mechanical synchronization and destructive potential. The demonstration also includes a brief appearance by an H&K MP7 and a Sig Sauer handgun, offering insights into specialized firearm applications.

Quick Summary

Edwin Sarkissian tests a custom 6-barrel AR-15 Gatling gun, built with three Gilboa Snake Double Barrel AR-15s, electric motors, and a drill battery. The weapon was fired against propane tanks, watermelons, and soda bottles in the Nevada Desert, showcasing its destructive potential and synchronized firing mechanism.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Sponsorship
  2. 02:03Technical Build Overview
  3. 04:51Initial Test Firing
  4. 07:39Propane Tank Engagement
  5. 09:27MP7 Demonstration
  6. 11:15Watermelon and Soda Target Run
  7. 13:07Post-Action Inspection

Frequently Asked Questions

How was the custom 6-barrel AR-15 Gatling gun constructed?

The Gatling gun was built using three Gilboa Snake Double Barrel AR-15s, powered by dual electric motors with a belt drive system, and actuated by a standard drill battery to fire the triggers.

What types of targets were engaged by the Gatling gun?

The custom Gatling gun was used to engage stacks of propane tanks, resulting in large fireballs, as well as watermelons and soda bottles for visual effect.

What other firearms were demonstrated in the video?

Besides the custom Gatling gun, Edwin Sarkissian also demonstrated a full-auto Heckler & Koch MP7 Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) and a Sig Sauer handgun.

Who was involved in the creation of the custom Gatling gun?

The creation of the custom Gatling gun was a project by Edwin Sarkissian, who collaborated with professional gun designer Mark Serbu for its complex mechanical synchronization.

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