Ultradog MN
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Interesting to see how the testing goes, the article states 4 barrels, its 5 in one block of steel. Hard to imagine based on how it works. I'm really curious as to how the propellant is applied to the projectile and about the material the individual chamber blocks are made of.
Matt Thomas
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Case-less ammo (and the guns the fire it) has been tried a few times before.
connor9988
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I like reading through popular science and mechanics but unfortunately it is filled with the sci-fi things that never really come true. More wacky stuff to ponder.
Anyone remember the Ripsaw tank? Look how far that went... or didn't.
Anyone remember the Ripsaw tank? Look how far that went... or didn't.
Oregon Tractor Jack
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What they are not showing you is the power supply for the rifle. If it is truly electromagnetic driven, there will need to be a backpack power supply to go with it.
OTJ
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Even by Daisy, with their VL rifle back in the 60s. It used the heat of air being compressed by a spring driven piston to ignite the propellant.
I shot one of these, twice. Seems just like a normal 22, except quieter, and more recoil/jump from the spring and piston.
I understood it to be an off shoot of the caseless ammo research for the military.
I shot one of these, twice. Seems just like a normal 22, except quieter, and more recoil/jump from the spring and piston.
I understood it to be an off shoot of the caseless ammo research for the military.
Traditional Farmer
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Bullet must not pack much punch if it takes 4 of them to get the job done.
Moonlite37
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Poor soldier sitting in tent with 4 barrels to swab out
buickanddeere
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Let’s go back to the M14 Garand in 7.62x51 .
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