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I would give her something like what the NRA gave her



The custom engraving is sweet!

Wow, .50 caliber... that'd stop a moose!

fully auto .50

that could cut down a forest

Doesn't that thing need to be bolted to the ground? What about the recoil on a gun like that?

Rakis wrote:Doesn't that thing need to be bolted to the ground? What about the recoil on a gun like that?

Almost none because of a few design features and extreemly low vibration. That gun is war ready many private army use it as their flagship gun.

Rakis wrote:Doesn't that thing need to be bolted to the ground? What about the recoil on a gun like that?

Depends on if it has some type of recoil system. The new Barret sniper rifles are .50 cal. A near miss shock wave will rip someone's face off.

Sorry, I'm not familiar with rifle nomenclature, does the 0.5 indicate that the diameter of the shells/pellets/whatever are 0.5mm?

And is that ?

SadisticCynic wrote:Sorry, I'm not familiar with rifle nomenclature, does the 0.5 indicate that the diameter of the shells/pellets/whatever are 0.5mm?

And is that ?

Caliber = inches. .50 (fifty caliber) is a half inch in diameter.

.50 cal = 12.7 mm

Nice

For a hunting weapon, its retarded to use a caliber that large. As I said the recoil on this weapon is small due to a few design elements such as the anto vibration system. Plus its shoulder mounted anyway. You only find heavy recoil in old riffles and large handguns. The Desert Eagle for example will brake most people wrist if they do not hold it correctly.



The classic movie gun but in RL would really hurt when you pull the trigger. I fired one of these in Florida last time down that way at the range. Even with proper training my forarm was bruised for a week.

Awesome gun! Looks cool!

GamePlayer wrote:Awesome gun! Looks cool!

It is a nice display peice, the white frame and engraving is nice, I would not want this weapon in a combat situation, it has too many internal issues common with semi/auto switch weapons. I think she will enjoy shooting wolves from the helicopter with it.

Its an elephant rifle. I shot a Weatherbee .480 carbine once, and not only did it about rip my shoulder off, but I hit the center of a 3" sapling I was aiming at. It literally blew that entire section of the tree away. The top of it jumped up a little, then fell down like in a Road Runner cartoon.

Cooooollll.

Omphalos wrote:Its an elephant rifle. I shot a Weatherbee .480 carbine once, and not only did it about rip my shoulder off, but I hit the center of a 3" sapling I was aiming at. It literally blew that entire section of the tree away. The top of it jumped up a little, then fell down like in a Road Runner cartoon.

Like I said this weapon could clear cut a forest. LOL poor little sapling!

Ok, so the difference between this gun and a Browning M2 .50 caliber would be a recoil mechanism? Am i understanding this right?

http://www.efour4ever.com/m2_50cal.JPG

Rakis wrote:Ok, so the difference between this gun and a Browning M2 .50 caliber would be a recoil mechanism? Am i understanding this right?

http://www.efour4ever.com/m2_50cal.JPG

I'm sure the sniper rifle ammunition is of much higher power (more grains in the cartridge). This weapon is based on the AR-15, appearantly. I doubt the chamber is long enough to hold such a round. I've never even seen it before so I can't say for sure.

[edit]Ahhh... you're talking about Ma-duece (M2), that's not for shooting at living things... unless they're inside a vehicle.

No way you could put the same round in the rifle in the original post. M2 ammo is nearly six inches long (99mm)[/edit]

Ok, did a little search, i understand better now...

Rakis wrote:Ok, did a little search, i understand better now...

I LOLed at your first post just because the M2 is such a beast of a weapon more of tank canon then gun.

Also consider the A15 does have a punch back, but just not a heavy one that you would feel from an old rifle or uber handgun like i posted earlier. The A15 also has a lot of different models and mods, one mod is a recoil prevent measure that saposedly gives it 95% less recoil and vibration then a M16

I've fired the M16A1 and A2, recoil is practically negligable. As a demonstration, the instructor held the butt against his nuts and fired it.

Freakzilla wrote:I've fired the M16A1 and A2, recoil is practically negligable. As a demonstration, the instructor held the butt against his nuts and fired it.

On the M16 as well? Cool story FZ.

Freakzilla wrote:I've fired the M16A1 and A2, recoil is practically negligable. As a demonstration, the instructor held the butt against his nuts and fired it.

That takes some... balls?

The 5.56mm is an M16 round, the 7.62mm is and M60 round, the 12.7mm is an M2 round.

The 25mm is the size the M3 Bradley Cavalry Fighting Vehicle Bushmaster Cannon fired, the 40mm is for a grenade launcher.

25mm; now that is a bullet.

SadisticCynic wrote:25mm; now that is a bullet.

It looks tiny compared to a 120mm M1 Abrams round.