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Ok... I know that a .410 shotgun is actually about 67 gauge, so I'm guessing that 40 gauge ends up being about .50 caliber. Knowing the Russians never did anything half way, I gotta think the recoil on that, combined with using a machete blade as a shoulder stock, leads to a rapid, unintended amputation at the shoulder (or cosmonauts were WAY tougher than we suspected).
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Originally Posted by TFOGGER
Umm, you did see the shoulder plate, right?
Yeah, but I still ain't pulling the trigger.... I'm a big wuss
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Discussion is an exchange of intelligence. Argument is an exchange of
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So... who tested this thing?
This guy:
They knew about the Iranian UFO crap long before anyone else did apparently.
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Duh..they probably sold the tech to the Iranians!They knew about the Iranian UFO crap long before anyone else did apparently.
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I was wondering that. I guess bullet goes one way, Yuri goes the other way.
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Mythbusters is trying to figure out how to test shooting a bullet in space. No word on if they'll be able to do it yet. I'd like to see tests about shooting a rifle on the moon. The idea being that the round can be shot fast enough to over come the gravity of the moon and create its own orbit.
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