20mm is it even worth asking?
- Thread starter maliqua
- Start date
arcstarter
CGN Regular
- Location
- Lethbridge, AB
They are legal but you will break the bank trying to shoot one IMO
- Location
- calgary alberta
Yes they are and strangely most are Non Restricted by legal classification.
They ARE however very restricted in the financial classification.
Figure gun $10K plus and about $100.00 every time you pull the trigger
Yes they are and strangely most are Non Restricted by legal classification.
They ARE however very restricted in the financial classification.
Figure gun $10K plus and about $100.00 every time you pull the trigger
Do I get a break if I buy two or three? Rounds I mean. I'll start small, and work up to the actual gun... Sheesh, for ten grand, I expect it shoots itself, and emails me pictures of the target.
50mm rifles? Is that some sort of recoilless rifle?
If so I want one
LOL... I just realized my typo! I meant .50 cal. Got excited with the 20mm an put 50mm instead. Sorry.
Can you tell I was distracted?
Maybe if I become CEO of TD Bank, then I can afford to shoot a 20mm.
I don't know of anyone making 20mm barrels for sporter use. I am sure someone is, but it is into the realm of being simply ridiculous for sporting purposes. We already get a bloody rogering on the cost of barrels, bullets and powder. I can't see the point.
I used to work/fire a 20mm that fired 4500 rounds a minute... I wouldn't want to have to pay for a three or four second burst. A depleted uranium or tungsten round is probably worth a lot more than 100$ a piece, thanks to all you tax payers. My past life was fun!!
Anyone who buys one of these and can afford to shoot the ammo, will probably not be too concerned over the cost of barrels.
Who says you have to own one? I grew 4 inches just looking at one!
