11 August 2004, 08:30
Stryker225What caliber for these?!!11 :O

Brain shots are super tricky, since the brain is small and the head is always moving on the end of a long neck.
I would post this in the Natural World section, but there is hardly any traffic there..

11 August 2004, 10:05
dSmith.45I thought we had a hunting dinosaur thread a month ago or so?
Any ways. My answer is the same. 16", 50 caliber naval rifle. I'd bring 2500 other freinds along as well as eight more of the same gun for "back up"


11 August 2004, 12:24
BFaucettYep, just use the armor piercing "solids" to minimize the meat damage.

11 August 2004, 13:05
LE270A 12 gauge with 000 buckshot. Head shots only.
11 August 2004, 13:53
NitroX.45/70 guide 'gun' with mesplatt hard cast flat points. No problem. Do it all the time.

11 August 2004, 11:49
NoCALNaw, it's mostly pass-throughs, not much expansion but they do penetrate.
11 August 2004, 11:44
ArtsKind of hard on the meat though, isn't it?
11 August 2004, 13:59
ASS_CLOWNI wonder if shots to the hip produce the same effect on these "lizards" as they do on ele?
I would opt for a M202. It is afterall man portable and I would not be limited to a mere 28 miles +/- from a "shoreline" (actually deep water) as I would be with an Iowa class.

ASS_CLOWN
12 August 2004, 01:03
MarteriusHow would you mount the trophy? I guess a full mount could be rather tricky...

Regards,
Martin
11 August 2004, 16:29
PanchoToo bad he didn't also include an elephant and cape buffalo picture to get a real perspective on the scale. Kudos for the excellent picture though.
11 August 2004, 18:35
prof242Hmmmm, A-10 Warthog with 37mm Gatling gun, then follow up with napalm and barbeque sauce. Come And Get It!

Hey Jorge, wanna join in on the sortie?