Multi-barreled rapid fire BB gun

Abstract

A multi-barreled rapid fire gun and method of use for firing a plurality of projectiles contained within a container releasably connected to the gun. The gun includes at least one barrel for receiving the projectiles from the supply. A supply of gas is connected to the at least one barrel and a device for providing gas from the supply to the at least one barrel is connected therebetween. A gas regulator is provided for regulating a pressure of the gas supplied to the at least one barrel wherein activation of the device for providing causes the gas to be supplied to tie at least one barrel to be received at a desired pressure causing the projectile to be ejected from the at least one barrel, a velocity at which the projectile is ejected and a distance at which the projectile travels being dependent upon the pressure at which the gas is provided to the at least one barrel. The multi-barreled rapid fire gun may include a plurality of barrels and a rotational motor for rotating the plurality of barrels wherein each barrel receives a projectile to be ejected therefrom from the supply of projectiles upon each revolution. The barrels are fed the projectiles through a feedway extending around the barrel housing from which the plurality of barrels extend. The projectiles are drawn into each barrel by a bolt having a magnetic tip for attracting the projectiles which is caused to extend into the barrel prior to ejection of the projectile.

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