$40 a round ammo.
 

Only three were ever made. This was the lightest, the carbine version, weighing in at 50 lbs. It shoots a .95 caliber 2,400 grain bullet at 2,100 FPS using 240 grains of powder, which generates 25,400 ft/lbs of muzzle energy and 277 ft/lbs of recoil energy.

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Thanks Cheese...

Making it a bolt action is kinda lame. More impressive would be a falling block or maybe a break action double.

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2 Bore double rifle

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_bore

Not sure if I'd rather have that or a 20mm...

Xm-109.

I wonder how many Sheetrock walls that would penetrate.

All of them!

20mm

http://www.gunslot.com/files/gunslot/images/40213.jpg

might know where there is a few of these
Raufoss Mk 211 is a .50 caliber


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As cool as Anzio's stuff is, it's a bit...utilitarian-looking. Not to mention unwieldy. I mean, why not just use a punt gun?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1410387419.jpg

A miss is as good as a mile, no matter what you're shooting.

If a guy is shooting $40/round ammunition, odds are that he doesn't practice very much (unless the military is buying the rounds).

The guys in the video looked like their practice wasn't going to extend to round #2.

cause we're not duck hunting...

makes my 50 BMG look like a toy but its extremely accurate
very precise weapon

That is a seriously cool thing...and it's also completely useless. Unless you're into the hang out and stroke your bros at the range because you've always been a tool and this is the "manly" thing to do when you're wife tosses you the minivan keys.

It's like having a 2' d___. Every guy would think it's the greatest thing, but in reality it would be cumbersome and basically useless for actually satisfying the other party.

Too much? I'm in a twisted mood this morning :)

Our Finnish neighbours used this "for real" quite a lot during WWII:

(and the ammo is quite cheap)

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So your saying that something that is compact but extends is better?

Well, it depends on the geometry. Over/under would be pretty useful. Side-by-side, not so much.

Oh, sorry. I thought you said "2 d____s". Not "a 2' d___".

And since when did satisfying the other party become a priority?

:p

^^^LOL Tabs and Blue Sky...

Makes for a lighter afternoon :)