A Real BFG !!!!

for all those who feel the need for a reeeeaallly big gun try the Thunder .50 BMG !

Does this thing have, um, any practical purpose whatsoever? Strikes me as a novelty item.

oh its a 50.cal doorknocker looking gun man taht is an ugly looking peice of metal

Who would want a breach lock these days?

clarification: the .50BMG is a 12.7x99mm round. so...

B'er FG:


even B'er FG:


always wanted to shoot somethin' with that Mechem 20mm...

One day, I must have Angie use that Steyr in a fanfic.

Imagine shooting a PERSON with the Mechem.

ElfenMagix wrote:Who would want a breach lock these days?

only way to fire such a big round in a pistol,mind you i think you would have to be careful which way the wind was blowing as a lot of the powder would burn after it left the barrel, so if you fired into the wind you would most likely lose an eyebrow or two !

it was built to show how effective the recoil absorbtion system it uses was,it was mostly a demo piece for that system,apparently it worked well enough to allow controlled fire with it

There is 2.54cm or 25.4mm to the inch, so a 20mm round is about .80cal bullet!
DAMN!!! What are you going shoot with that thing?!!
Oh, just some cans...
Cans?!!
Yeah- Africans, Jamicans, Mexicans, Dominicans and Puerto Ricans!
(care to add to the list?) (LOL!)

Almost looks like a supersized Colonial blaster from the 1970's Battlestar Galactica.

you know it does kind of look like a Colonial Blaster. Ha, that's cool.

ElfenMagix, it's a breach loaded weapon because I don't think any mechanism that could otherwise load a .50 BMG would be just to damn large.

So am I the only one left wondering just what the smallest weapon you could reasonable make to fire .50 BMG rounds would be? Cause that would hilariously awesome for clearing rooms.

Wileama wrote:So am I the only one left wondering just what the smallest weapon you could reasonable make to fire .50 BMG rounds would be? Cause that would hilariously awesome for clearing rooms.

And from an entirely different building, no less. How convenient!

you could probably take a tank out with that think lol. as for its practical purpose, its obviously a baseball bat from the future

or you could hunt squirells

or you could hunt squrrels elephants

Fixed.

Bugs Bunny - "For shame, Doc. Hunting rabbits with an elephant gun."

Elmer Fudd - "Elephant gun?"

Bugs Bunny - "That's right, Doc. So why don't you go shoot yourself an elephant?"

Elephant - "You do and I'll give you such a pinch!" *pound*

• Caliber: .600 Nitro Express or .458 Winchester Magnum
  
• Muzzle Velocity: 462 m/s with FMJ 900 grain bullet
  
• Muzzle energy: 6,230 joules
  
• Weight: 13.23 lbs
  
• Cylinder Capacity: 5 rounds
  
• Barrel length: 13 inches
  
• Overall length: 21.65 inches
  
• Features: Special browned steel. as Every revolver is an individual product we can satisfy every customers wish
  
• The Zeliska comes with an exclusive wooden case
  

"Very petite, Betsy. Very, very petite." - Daffy Duck

That there's an elk/moose gun, Awin.

For those of us that consider the metric system to be the devil's own work, 462 m/s = about 1515 fps, that's supersonic speeds with a 900gr bullet, which is just shy of 1/7th a pound.

the original Cordite loads from 1909 are listed as being 2050fps (620m/s) and 11,400J muzzle energy, but that might be from an actual elephant gun.

maverick375 wrote:

the original Cordite loads from 1909 are listed as being 2050fps (620m/s) and 11,400J muzzle energy, but that might be from an actual elephant gun.

thats the sort of muzzle velocity of the .577 Tyrannosaurus rifle,the one on Youtube that sends everyone who fires it flying !

the pistol above has all its moving parts gold plated to prevent corrosion

How the heck are you supposed to grip that thing? By the barrel? No way! Even a strong, two, handed grip would have that iron slight blade lodged between my eyes. How's the recoil on that thing?!

at 13 pounds in weight and the muzzle ports the recoils supposed to be about 60 degrees,but it is supposed to be rested on somethung when fired,each shot costs $40

recoil eh? I think this deserves an encore (I don't think it's the same pistol, but most places I've seen the vid claim it's a .600NE)