Who made this Rail Gun

[Lew]

This is not the greatest picture I can find for this rail gun.
My question is who made this one.
Thanks


https://www.google.com/imgres?imgur...hUKEwip_vqar9nnAhVMbc0KHUJKDMUQMyheegUIARC8AQ

 

[Chism G]

This is not the greatest picture I can find for this rail gun.
My question is who made this one.
Thanks


https://www.google.com/imgres?imgur...hUKEwip_vqar9nnAhVMbc0KHUJKDMUQMyheegUIARC8AQ

Lew,Ive seen that Rail at Seymour. can't remember the shooter or the builder.

Somebody that shoots regularly at Seymour may recognize the builder/shooter

Scott Hunter,John Horn, Mike Bryant.


Glenn

 

[rcparker]

I know Mr. Horn and Hunter both, don't believe it's either one of theirs. I'll ask Mr. Horn when I see him in a few days.

 

[Lew]

RC,
Thank You

 

[Chism G]

Rail

OK.... lets see if this joggles any memories.

Interesting. Thought I had seen it at Seymour. Not sure now.

Glenn

 

[rcparker]

Checked with mr.horn. that gun was built by him and his partner. Richard futch ended up with it and sold it. Not sure where it ended up

 

[mwezell]

Impressive looking gun! I'm also impressed with how stout that trash can must be! Lol!

 

[Lew]

Mike,
In Texas are Cans are strong.

 

[mwezell]

Mike,
In Texas are Cans are strong.

Clearly! Dollar GenCorp is based nearby. That and me being a cheap arse, explains why mine are pretty much worth what I paid for them. Lol!

 

[Chism G]

Impressive looking gun! I'm also impressed with how stout that trash can must be! Lol!

I'm impressed with how stout the guy that owned that rail must be.

 

[rcparker]

I'm impressed with how stout the guy that owned that rail must be.

Mr. Horn told me that's why it didn't get shot much.

 

[Chism G]

Mr. Horn told me that's why it didn't get shot much.

That coming from the Guy(s) who built it, says a bunch. It looks heavy

 

[Joe McNeill]

This rail gun is for sale on accurate shooter right now for $1600.00!
May need a gun carriage to move it around though!!
Regards,

JDM
SW Arkansas

 

[BillBrawand]

ok.... Lets see if this joggles any memories.

Interesting. Thought i had seen it at seymour. Not sure now.

glenn

saw rail like this at paul kemphers table in elmira ny 40yrs ago that paul had built

 

[BillBrawand]

saw rail like this at paul kemphers table in elmira ny 40yrs ago that paul had built

i beleive he shot it at ist big gun super shoot

 

[Mike Bryant]

Checked with mr.horn. that gun was built by him and his partner. Richard futch ended up with it and sold it. Not sure where it ended up

I’m sure it was Cliff Styles. It was hard to know who built which rail gun. I figured they were a collaboration between John and Cliff. Cliff passed away quite a few years ago.

 

[Mike Bryant]

Most of the rail guns I saw Richard Futch shoot had 2” diameter barrels on them. A 2” x 24” barrel would weigh 20 pounds by itself. Add an action and a rail gun top and you’re talking some serious weight.

 

[rsmithsr]

MIKE...4 YEAR OLD POST

 

[Al Nyhus]

Most of the rail guns I saw Richard Futch shoot had 2” diameter barrels on them. A 2” x 24” barrel would weigh 20 pounds by itself. Add an action and a rail gun top and you’re talking some serious weight.

Mike, that's some serious hardware! -Al

 

[Dave Coots]

Heavy? Mine weighs 125# on the bench.