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PlaywithLAMs Capellan Confederation Si-ben-bing
Joined: 08-Mar-2010 14:01 Posts: 98 Location: United States
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Posted: 10-Mar-2010 14:11 Post subject: Idea for improved firing when hunting: double barrel rifles |
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Basically you have two identical rifles that are placed next to each other. Their bullets using the principles of rifling rotate in opposite and equal reactions that cancel each other out. The muzzles can be turned to be a little closer to each other so that when the bullets exit them the bullets crash into each other to stop each other if they don't hit intended target. This would work good to help try to avoid accidental shootings of people who are out of sight and in range.
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ralgith Blighted Sun Battalion 1st Company "Ralgith's Renegades" Colonel
Joined: 18-Aug-2003 00:00 Posts: 2021 Location: United States
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Posted: 12-Mar-2010 19:45 Post subject: Re: Idea for improved firing when hunting: double barrel rifles |
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PlaywithLAMs wrote: | Basically you have two identical rifles that are placed next to each other. Their bullets using the principles of rifling rotate in opposite and equal reactions that cancel each other out. The muzzles can be turned to be a little closer to each other so that when the bullets exit them the bullets crash into each other to stop each other if they don't hit intended target. This would work good to help try to avoid accidental shootings of people who are out of sight and in range. |
This is pointless in the extreme. A good rifle can already shoot a quarter at a mile. And if it CAN'T, its the fault of the shooter, not the rifle. Not to mention the fact that its serious overkill and will do a lot of unnecessary damage to the animal. Its an extremely dumb idea and I will never own one if any company is dumb enough to produce them.
I mean, seriously, there are (unconfirmed, but quite likely true) reports of snipers in Vietnam and other places making head shots at ranges as far as 2 1/2 miles. All it takes is a good shooter and a well made rifle. You don't need any stinking "torque cancellation". Not to mention the recoil. Makes me remember the 4 gauge elephant gun I shot. Damn near tore my arm off. _________________ Colonel Ralgith t'Mayasara Blighted Sun Battalion 1st Company 'Ralgith's Renegades'
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Sleeping Dragon Draconis Combine Tai-i
Joined: 06-Apr-2005 00:00 Posts: 4820 Location: Czech Republic
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Posted: 12-Mar-2010 21:42 Post subject: Re: Idea for improved firing when hunting: double barrel rifles |
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Ay idea what can two bullets cause if they collide just when they leave the barrel? _________________ The dragon NEVER sleeps!
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Rudel Gurken Allisters Light Thunder Major
Joined: 15-Jun-2005 00:00 Posts: 1456 Location: Germany
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Posted: 13-Mar-2010 12:54 Post subject: Re: Idea for improved firing when hunting: double barrel rifles |
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PlaywithLAMs wrote: | The muzzles can be turned to be a little closer to each other so that when the bullets exit them the bullets crash into each other to stop each other if they don't hit intended target. This would work good to help try to avoid accidental shootings of people who are out of sight and in range. |
Two bullets crashing into the other wouldn't "stop each other" but transform themselves to dangerous ricochets with unpredictable behaviour! _________________ Reality is where the Pizza-man comes from!'Gucken, petzen, verpissen!' (Look at it, squeal it, get the hell away from it!) – Motto of the recon troops'Artillery doesn´t know friend or foe! They only know worthwhile targets!‘ – Kuritan Infantrist
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Sleeping Dragon Draconis Combine Tai-i
Joined: 06-Apr-2005 00:00 Posts: 4820 Location: Czech Republic
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Posted: 14-Mar-2010 06:06 Post subject: Re: Idea for improved firing when hunting: double barrel rifles |
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Exactly
This thing is a nonsense. Two barrels on a hunting rifle are there to allow firing two rounds in quick succession, improving the chance to hit a quick moving target, that tries to evade by rapid changes of movement directions. _________________ The dragon NEVER sleeps!
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