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Re: Dandy armament for crat controll

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29 October 2004, 04:40
Toolmaker
Re: Dandy armament for crat controll
I still think that one of these:


Combined with the previously pictured .50 Gau/19a would do the trick. The loader is too damn slow to catch kitty.

Toolmaker
30 October 2004, 02:06
DigitalDan
TM, a noble idea but you will have problems with accuracy that will preclude lap plinking, this due to instability transverse to the moment arm tangent, inverse to the thrust line, slug^2. The electric Gattling generate hellacious recoil impulse, even the lowly minigun can roll a Mule when aim aspect exceeds 45* from centerline.

I would project however, that if mounted on an actual utility truck, it would tend to noticably reduce customer complaints.

Dan

Pres., TYHC

www.MakeADandy.SquillCannonThough
30 October 2004, 04:50
Toolmaker
Quote:


www.MakeADandy.SquillCannonThough



Bah, who needs "lap plinking" the great thing about it is it doesn't matter if the furball is hiding in the woods - ya just mow down the trees! Here's a formula to counter your argument:

1500RPM + Raufoss + SLAP = one seriously dead cat

Plus, with the elevation that the bucket give you, you can see 'em from a long way off!

Toolmaker
30 October 2004, 16:37
DigitalDan
Wooo Hoooo! Guess what?! I found out today that a fellow that lives not to far from here is the only private party in the US of A that owns and operates his very own minigun! WOW! Plus, it's mounted on some sort of tracked vehicle!

Time to recruit him, and show him how to help the world AND grease his treads at the same time!

They have a machine gun shoot twice a year at the range and he makes an appearance then. I must exchange cards when he shows up at the next one.

Dan

Pres., TYHC

www.ThreeSecond.Burst
30 October 2004, 16:38
jdhawg
Sounds kinda like a ground-bound "Puff the Magic Dragon" C-130.
31 October 2004, 02:52
DigitalDan
Well, you may be right, who knows. It was put to me that there were some other groups that had them, but only this one self propelled knut. In the field of battle the difference has no merit.

Dan

Pres., TYHC

www.FieldOf.Dreams
26 October 2004, 03:33
DigitalDan
Ya mean like this'n?


Dan

Pres., TYHC

www.RockN.Roll
26 October 2004, 10:36
claybuster
Yep,,That's the stuff
28 October 2004, 02:11
Toolmaker
Once again, I see I have to "enlighten" certain posters of this board. That browning 1919 is barely adaquete for field mice, let alone the foul Felinus Domesticus, you need something more like this:







Toolmaker
03 November 2004, 12:32
Critter_Killer
i could be recruited adn contribute as a sniper with my barret 50. bmg! hehehehe 7 inch group at 1000 yrds. lets see'um run away from that.
03 November 2004, 12:45
DigitalDan
JEEEEEESUSSSS Man! Is it a Light 50 or the SS bolt gun? Minute of crat at 1000 yds huh? YOU are the man!





Dan



Pres., TYHC



www.CratSPLAT.Du
04 November 2004, 05:34
Toolmaker
While not as impressive as the Ma duece, I currently own a Rem 700 1000yrd BR gun in .300 Winchester - friggin' thing weighs over 25 pounds without a scope Unfortunatly, my current financial situation doesn't allow me to get it up and shooting.

Toolmaker
04 November 2004, 06:28
derf
AHHH, that explains your use of Cratilla warfare! Whatever works, Right? derf
04 November 2004, 09:07
Toolmaker
No I use Gorrilla Warfare - I turn my pet gorilla loose and he reenacts the Tourister luggage commercial with a cat!

HTRN