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I am very selective as to whom I take advice from. When they cop an attitude that is a huge red flag and it is game over for me. |
Well, at least they chose the right name: Unicorn.
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maybe they figured out how to mount a 9mm bullet in a 50bmg casing
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9mm sabot out of a 50bmg. I think you are on to something! 124gr out of something used to pushing 700gr.
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1636576353.jpg I think they need to make the barrel a bit longer than usual to take advantage of all of that powder too. I assume at some point, the friction in the barrel starts to become a problem, but what are we thinking 36" or 48"? Or should be go for the gusto at 60" or 72"? Then we can write an article about our own magic bullet! |
Many, many years ago P.O. Ackley (of the "Ackley Improved" rifle cartridge design) necked down the then new .378 Weatherby Magnum case (just the old .416 Rigby with a belt) to .22 caliber. Purely a stunt, he named it the ".22 Eargeschplitzenloudenboomer". He was unable to get enough rounds down the barrel to even work up a load, much less ever sight it in, before the throat would blow out. He did chronograph 55 grain bullets in excess of 7,000 fps, though.
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well not 50bmg case cause he insists he shot 9mm at 5097 fps out of a standard handgun
That would make it the fastest handgun bullet in history out of a bog standard 9mm handgun barrel. yeah right. He also says he cannot disclose the bullet weight due to ITAR, and he has ratted on me , my IP is being sniffed as we speak and I can expect a knock on my door early next week. The guy must have glued up his ammo, and sniffed the glue a few to many times. |
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And more then likely it will just blow up the chamber I know I guy who shoots Extra Long Range He uses a 308 winchester case pipes it through a (if remembered correctly) 36 inch barrel custom made with heavy twist. seated long, heaviest pill And the Ballistics of his 30 cal are a match for 338 LM so same flight at well over a mile. |
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