Fully auto AA-12 Shotgun
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This is hardly new. There are three others I can think of: Pancor Jackhammer, USAS-12 and the HK CAWS.
And I wouldn't want to be caught on the end of a shotgun PERIOD!
The Germans tried that argument in WWI, but that didn't stop the deployment/use of the Winchester M1897 trench gun and later on, the Browning A5 by by some British troops.
And I wouldn't want to be caught on the end of a shotgun PERIOD!
The Germans tried that argument in WWI, but that didn't stop the deployment/use of the Winchester M1897 trench gun and later on, the Browning A5 by by some British troops.
High Speed Low Drag, if you catch me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4ebtj1jR7c
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What the hell is "titanium alloy heavy shot"? (at 1:56)
The beauty of titanium is that it is light, not heavy.
The gun looks similar, but not identical to the USAS-12.
Somebody had a USAS-12 at a full auto shoot in Albany, OR quite a few years ago. My friend and I made a deal with him, for us to use our ammo in his gun. We bought 400 rounds each at Target just for the occasion!
As I was getting ready to burn a full drum, they called for a cease-fire to reset targets. Out came a long cord with about 20 or so balloons attached. When we resumed, I damn near cleared out the entire row of balloons with one drum! Good times.
Link made live, you're welcome.
What the hell is "titanium alloy heavy shot"? (at 1:56)
The beauty of titanium is that it is light, not heavy.
The gun looks similar, but not identical to the USAS-12.
Somebody had a USAS-12 at a full auto shoot in Albany, OR quite a few years ago. My friend and I made a deal with him, for us to use our ammo in his gun. We bought 400 rounds each at Target just for the occasion!
As I was getting ready to burn a full drum, they called for a cease-fire to reset targets. Out came a long cord with about 20 or so balloons attached. When we resumed, I damn near cleared out the entire row of balloons with one drum! Good times.
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