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i think it would be more like $6000Diomed wrote:I'm gonna go with "Things you can't get in the US" for $600, Alex.
That must be some scope too, check out the eye relief...I honestly never knew they made a 20mm shoulder fired rifle...what will they do next... They're pretty new, came out about seventy years ago.zephyp wrote:Whoa!!!! A shoulder fired 20mm...
Gee and I thought I had fired almost every weapon that could be carried by 1-3 guys on the battle field...obviously not...Diomed wrote:They're pretty new, came out about seventy years ago.zephyp wrote:Whoa!!!! A shoulder fired 20mm...
Did something you shoot cause that?SgtBill wrote:Nope , I don't need to have my shoulder reconstructed again, it hurt's.
Bill
You know the Anzio Ironworks single shot is $9,800 and the mag fed is $11,900? http://www.anzioironworks.com/MAG-FED-20MM-RIFLE.htm I doubt this will *only* go for $6k....thats a good .50bmg, but not a 20mm.bennihanna wrote:i think it would be more like $6000Diomed wrote:I'm gonna go with "Things you can't get in the US" for $600, Alex.
i want one tho
There were a lot of big "anti-tank" guns 75+ years ago. 14-15mm was popular too. Even the .50 cal wasn't a Barrett invention. Most of the older designs were not ELR type rifles, but rather medium range large payload designs. These new 20mm, .375s, .40cals, etc. are all trying to consistently do sub-moa to 3000 yards/ 3km. I know the .375snipetac guys are playing with gain twist and a new ~400gr bullet design that has a G1 of 1.31 @ 3200-3300fps. All experimental though. These wildcats are based on the .408CT necked down. As far as I know the .338s are doing better, but that is only because .375 caliber bullet design is really just ramping up.zephyp wrote:Gee and I thought I had fired almost every weapon that could be carried by 1-3 guys on the battle field...obviously not...Diomed wrote:They're pretty new, came out about seventy years ago.zephyp wrote:Whoa!!!! A shoulder fired 20mm...
A combination of many many year's of shooting big bore weapons and ending in a car wreck where a guy in a stolen Volvo rear ended me at over 100 MPH on the Atlantic City Expressway. I was driveing a 1988 Dodge Diplomat unmarked Patrol Car that I was issued as an Internal Affairs Det. Sergeant. anyway the rear bumper was pushed up under the rearseat and all 4 door's were pinned shut. I had calcium deposits build up in the rotator socket from the dislocation during the accident and 4 year's later I had the shoulder rebuilt and some bone and calcium removed. I watched the guy impact with my car in the rear view mirror and I gripped the steering wheel as hard as I could. When he impacted with my vehicle I dislocated both shoulders, both elbow's and both wrist. I also ripped the steering wheel out of the dashboard and ended up smashing the rear window with my head when I was thrown into the back. Can you say concussion to what little brain matter that I had back then.gunderwood wrote:Did something you shoot cause that?SgtBill wrote:Nope , I don't need to have my shoulder reconstructed again, it hurt's.
Bill
OUCH! That's *a lot* of hurt!SgtBill wrote:A combination of many many year's of shooting big bore weapons and ending in a car wreck where a guy in a stolen Volvo rear ended me at over 100 MPH on the Atlantic City Expressway. I was driveing a 1988 Dodge Diplomat unmarked Patrol Car that I was issued as an Internal Affairs Det. Sergeant. anyway the rear bumper was pushed up under the rearseat and all 4 door's were pinned shut. I had calcium deposits build up in the rotator socket from the dislocation during the accident and 4 year's later I had the shoulder rebuilt and some bone and calcium removed. I watched the guy impact with my car in the rear view mirror and I gripped the steering wheel as hard as I could. When he impacted with my vehicle I dislocated both shoulders, both both elbow's and both wrist. I also ripped the steering wheel out of the dashboard and ended up smashing the rear window with my head when I was thrown into the back. Can you say concussion to what little brain matter that I had back then.gunderwood wrote:Did something you shoot cause that?SgtBill wrote:Nope , I don't need to have my shoulder reconstructed again, it hurt's.
Bill
I hope this answers your question.
Bill
Sorry to hear that.SgtBill wrote:A combination of many many year's of shooting big bore weapons and ending in a car wreck where a guy in a stolen Volvo rear ended me at over 100 MPH on the Atlantic City Expressway. I was driveing a 1988 Dodge Diplomat unmarked Patrol Car that I was issued as an Internal Affairs Det. Sergeant. anyway the rear bumper was pushed up under the rearseat and all 4 door's were pinned shut. I had calcium deposits build up in the rotator socket from the dislocation during the accident and 4 year's later I had the shoulder rebuilt and some bone and calcium removed. I watched the guy impact with my car in the rear view mirror and I gripped the steering wheel as hard as I could. When he impacted with my vehicle I dislocated both shoulders, both elbow's and both wrist. I also ripped the steering wheel out of the dashboard and ended up smashing the rear window with my head when I was thrown into the back. Can you say concussion to what little brain matter that I had back then.gunderwood wrote:Did something you shoot cause that?SgtBill wrote:Nope , I don't need to have my shoulder reconstructed again, it hurt's.
Bill
I hope this answers your question.
Bill
Probably ballistics testing.DaveJames wrote:Does make one wonder why the FBI needs two of them??