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The List Of Things That Can Be Done, But Shouldn’t, Continues To Grow
Another way around the ATF?
“Its not designed to be fired from the shoulder, its designed to chop wood!”
But really, I wish my PDW doubled as a battle axe.
The C96 is considered a relic by ATF.
What a waste of a perfectly good axe handle!
I don’t believe it will even shoot…well at least in any controllable manner.
What? I see nothing wrong at all with this. In fact I am thinking about getting one for my brother, Lefty…
Dear SoliersSystems,
I order axe machine gun, I have big combats this weekend. When you post, I pay big moneys for next day ship.
Your gunsmiths so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.
Zombies. …..nuff said
So I need both a holster and a sheath for this?
If ya gotta axe the question, this is the answer!
Shoot first, chop later….
As long as you don’t intentionally shoulder it…
This seems like it would great for woodland adventures and excursions!
I prefer the newer composite version. Gerber ax and Glock 19.
This post is definitely a cut above the rest. Not that anyone was axing for it. Wood’t it have been more appropriate to post this on tactical fanboy? You know I should just leaf.
“Neva been done befo”
Lets inlet some 1913 rail in the rear of the pistol grip and make the axe handle with an integrated QD mount. That way they can both be holstered and used separately but make this thing when their powers combine.
I vote for a winkler combat axe + glock 18 with compensator.
Put on a funky muzzle device, and an air rifle scope and. Voila! Han Solo blaster.
Let’s not forget that you could use the new yeti(pickle bucket) to carry it in!
…for encounters with peg-legged pirates?
Great…
Chop through some tree and blow the family jewels clean off…