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Firearm handling
- KYMike
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Firearm handling
Check out this rifle...might make a good plinker for Godzilla.
http://www.frikid.com/showVideo.php?lid=1207
http://www.frikid.com/showVideo.php?lid=1207
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- KYMike
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I used to do a lot of target shooting, and was also a certified rifle instructor. the last guy was the only one that was holding and shouldering it properly for a large caliber rifle. That being said, it does need more mass to compensate for the recoil.
P.S. There is no way I would fire that thing.
P.S. There is no way I would fire that thing.
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I received this link in an e-mail a few days ago. It’s a WW2 era Lahti 20mm anti-tank rifle…
http://www.girlontheright.com/2006/05/t ... -iraq.html
http://www.girlontheright.com/2006/05/t ... -iraq.html
Thanks,
Joe
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Joe
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Now this is a big gun. Lets see John Wayne handles this one
http://emuse.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/20333/
http://emuse.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/20333/
- KYMike
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deputyjailer90's gun reminds me of a shotgun I saw on the wall of the Yuma Territorial Prison we visited many years ago. It was a 4-ga., four barrel riot shotgun that you could drop a silver dollar down without touching the inside of the barrel and had a little placard underneath it with a story about how it was used only once. Apparently a prisoner was scaling the walls trying to escape so in a panic a guard grabbed the shotgun and let loose of all four barrels at the same time. They didn't say what happened to the prisoner but the guard had to have his arm amputated afterwards.
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- TexasTechsan
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Whoever decided to shoot a .50+ cal. rifle offhand needs to get their head checked. It's not like its a blackpowder, I mean look at the size of the casing the last guy ejected. Seems to me that letting a rifle go flying through the air is a BAD IDEA just in general. Then again, the biggest thing I've shot is a 12 ga. or a 7mm, so I can't really talk I spose.
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