anyone own/shot a .577 t-rex?

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has anyone ever owned/held/fired an a-square hanibal rifle in .577 t-rex? id love to own one one day just to have one of the most powerful sporting rifles in the world:)

does anyone kno of anyone on here that has one? or has anyone even fired that beast?....
 
.Ben said:
has anyone ever owned/held/fired an a-square hanibal rifle in .577 t-rex? id love to own one one day just to have one of the most powerful sporting rifles in the world:)

does anyone kno of anyone on here that has one? or has anyone even fired that beast?....
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When you do, make sure that you post the vid!!:eek::D
 
Better hope your fillings are all solidly affixated to your teeth before you pull the trigger. You should try one scoped too while your at it. Make sure the eye relief is at a max of 2". Let us know how you make out.
Seriously though, I'd like to pull the trigger once just to see.....what it feels like to be hit by a small car going 40 km/hour (25miles).
 
sgt.rock said:
Better hope your fillings are all solidly affixated to your teeth before you pull the trigger. You should try one scoped too while your at it. Make sure the eye relief is at a max of 2". Let us know how you make out.
Seriously though, I'd like to pull the trigger once just to see.....what it feels like to be hit by a small car going 40 km/hour (25miles).
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Been there, done that!! Don't want to go there again!!
 
mylesrom said:
Nope, but I got to fire the 84mm Carl Gustov about 20 years ago.... nothing like a rocket on your shoulder...
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Hehe my dad was trained to use those plus heavy machine guns, etc as being a conscript infantry soldier in the Swedish Army. Seeing as I bear Swedish citizenship as well I have the choice of becoming a conscript and doing the same. (Perhaps with more modern weapons, not the m/45 he was also taught to use)
 
Firing a Carl Gustav is totally crazy. It feels like receiving a punch in the torso and in the back at the same time. The air pressure or God knows what that the rocket causes is very impressive.

Unfortunately, I didn't fire it myself. =( We had all received the training, but only a few rounds were available, so only a few lucky ones fired it.

However, I'm part of the few lucky ones that blew up a claymore! :cool:
 
mylesrom said:
Nope, but I got to fire the 84mm Carl Gustov about 20 years ago.... nothing like a rocket on your shoulder...
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I fired the CG84mil. It's almost like an out-of-body, religious type experience!

Feels like a giant has you in his hand, and for a nanno-second when you sqweeze the trigger, the giant clenches his hand.

Any of you guys have a cold when you fired it? (and kepts your mouth open), it knocks all the snot and phlegm right out of ya!!

If you haven't fired anti-tank...you haven't lived!!:D

PS : I wouldn't touch that T-Rex with a 10 foot pole, looks painful...something best NOT used from a standing position!!
 
44fordy said:
I fired the CG84mil. It's almost like an out-of-body, religious type experience!

Feels like a giant has you in his hand, and for a nanno-second when you sqweeze the trigger, the giant clenches his hand.

Any of you guys have a cold when you fired it? (and kepts your mouth open), it knocks all the snot and phlegm right out of ya!!

If you haven't fired anti-tank...you haven't lived!!:D

PS : I wouldn't touch that T-Rex with a 10 foot pole, looks painful...something best NOT used from a standing position!!
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It was 85 or 86 in Wainwright with 1 Service Battation. Got to fire at an old tank at 300 meters.... hit it right under the turrent.

Got to only fire one shot, due to the cost of the rockets.

There is no recoil, but the concussion area is huge, you almost lose your vision for a couple of seconds...... would due it again in a second.
 
Gibbs505 said:
But you are not!:D
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lol...I though so I had my scarcastic meter on......

I got hit by a Ford F350 a few years back not a pretty sight I had a collapsed lung, broken ribs, bruised femur and the most painfull of all a mangled big toe that still hurts to this day oh and I lost my shoe no one ever found it...weird.....lol...
 
sure is an impressive caliber but those foreigners you see on the t-rex video on youtube don't know how to shoot.

sure is a hell of a kick (as it seems) but those who drop the gun (or themselves :D) just arent standign properly, it looks like they think they are going to shoot 22
 
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