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  1. 02-03-2012, 16:20 #1
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    Default .950 JDJ Rifle.

    1. Why?
    2. You'd figure they would put a better scope on the damn thing and...
    3. I want to see the impacts.

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    1. Because one day, maybe Chuck Norris might need help to save the earth.
    2. The target that needs that rifle, is big enough to see without a scope.
    3. The impacts are the size of a dinner-plate and can be seen from the moon without a telescope.
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    Total insanity. That is not a rifle, that is an artillery piece. It has absolutely no practical use that I can see. If they really do want to make this somewhat practical, then they need some type of recoil buffer.
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    What can it do that the .50 BMG cannot?

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    1. Why?
    - Because some people need to impress their buddies at the range, and buying the .950 means, as far as I understand, that you basically own a Destructive Device without needing to jump through all those hoops

    2. You'd figure they would put a better scope on the damn thing and...
    - Why put a good (indeed any) scope on it? It will be rattled into its constituent parts after five shots!

    3. I want to see the impacts.
    - Ditto. Apparently it shoots bronze rather than lead projectiles, it'd be fun to see (from behind cover) the effect on, say, a concrete block.
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    1- Because if the dead rise from their graves during the zombie apocalypse, those living next to the La Brea tar pits might see have to deal with dinosaurs.
    2- you don't need a scope. If it is anywhere down range the damn blast would kill it.
    3- No impact. Anything hit by that thing ceases to exist.
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    I just think someone is trying to compensate for something....
    I realize you think you understand what you thought I said, but what I am not so sure about is whether what you think you heard is what I think I meant.
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    Would that have any use as an anti-material rifle? Knock out things like LAVs? Just wondering.
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    lav or LAV? I think I understand what I thought you said, but what I am not so sure about is whether what I think I heard is what you think you meant.
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    Light armored vehicles, like the USMC LAV, older APCs like the BTR, and so on.
    I realize you think you understand what you thought I said, but what I am not so sure about is whether what you think you heard is what I think I meant.
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    That's one expensive round.

    Weapon development that is more interesting to me than a .950 caliber rifle are guided bullets

    Self guided bullets
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    Good greif!
    I'm no firearms expert, but even I can see that needs to be mounted on a vehicle or some-such.
    That said, it must be intoxicating to fire it.
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