Gatling Arrow Gun.
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I wouldn't call it a "Gatling Gun" though... Maybe a "bolt-action bolt" gun? 
Want to see the semi auto forced reset version. That would be cool.
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You're wishing for the low hanging fruit there.
I want to see the full Gatling Gun version with a rotating handle and automatic magazine ejector/replacement chute. Say around 20 magazines, or so? And after that, flaming arrows, then Tannerite and silencers. The sky is the limit.
We could have lost the Wild Wild West had this thing been around. 
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Me thinks James owns one of these things, or it's on the short radar....
No, come to think of it, he probably owns twenty of them!
I don't own 1, but I'm definitely trying to figure out how to print 1.
Airguns aren't considered firearms, so even here in Colorado, I could really get into it.
There's a few gatling gun models and even a few revolvers. I'm definitely going to be studying this.
If I had an extra $1500 laying around, I'd get one and start doing some reverse engineering.
I think the days of airguns not being considered the equivalent of firearms are short. It's a matter of time before they come after them.
So my .22-cal air rifle would be considered a firearm in NJ, RI, IL, and MI.
It's a matter of time before more states try to do the same... or even at the federal level.
I think it would be pretty difficult at the Federal level, but many States don't have any trouble outlawing whatever they want, regardless what the Constitution says.
I'm surprised I can still have a black powder rifle or pistol delivered to my home, here in Colorado.