The Guys from Knight Rifles Shoot the .950 JDJ

[GreatDane]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xohy9gWz7kk[/youtube]

:scared-eek:

 

[Doghart]

1:51 Man that says it all right there!

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[Rope]

Ummmm, let me see, it's miserable to shoot, trajectory like a rainbow, short barrel, so the accuracy suffers at any considerable distance, weighs a ton, and 2,100 fps. Great humpback whale weapon at reasonable distances.

Rope

 

[GreatDane]

Ummmm, let me see, it's miserable to shoot, trajectory like a rainbow, short barrel, so the accuracy suffers at any considerable distance, weighs a ton, and 2,100 fps. Great humpback whale weapon at reasonable distances.

Rope

yeah, I know. Awesome isn't it. :teasing-tease:

If given the chance to shoot it, I'd pass. A shoulder injury I don't need.

 

[Rope]

2,800 (grain lead) divided by 42.75 (1 oz) = 65.50 divided by 16 (ounces per pound) = 4.09 pounds. Light that up with 480 grains of smokeless powder and you have a hand held cannon. I'd rather be kicked in the shoulder by a pack mule.

What's baffling, to me anyway, is the fact that whomever designed the muzzle brake didn't cut ports in the top of the brake, which has a tendency to push the barrel down when fired.

Rope

 

[DIYer]

How can it be? It didn't show any penetrations.

 

[Randy]

Excess is always fun. :music-rockout:

 

[FredtheFilmFan]

I want to see some before and after target pics. Soooo, you think that maybe they could make a lighter grain bullet, you know, for like deer hunting or something?

 

[scubabob]

Based on the results of this video:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fCZvOHd5dg[/youtube]

I would imagine this .950 would go through a few more sheets or go right through an engine block.