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.700 WTF cal rifle for hunting dinosaur.........do want.

Discussion in 'Shooting, Hunting and Fishing' started by DrStealth, Dec 13, 2012.

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  1. DrStealth

    DrStealth LE

    DrStealth, Dec 13, 2012
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  2. Alsacien

    Alsacien LE Moderator

    Do we need to ask the meaning of WTF.....?
     
    Alsacien, Dec 13, 2012
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  3. Sinner251

    Sinner251 On ROPs
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    Whats the firearm? :)
     
    Sinner251, Dec 13, 2012
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  4. cernunnos

    cernunnos LE

    Another poxy wildcat knocked up by someone with too much time, I don't know why anyone would risk their lives with one?

    Big bastard rounds like .700NE and .950JD are commercially available but make little sense. .416NE, ,470NE, .500NE will kill most bunny rabbits, even those with trunks.

    .950 JDJ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
     
    cernunnos, Dec 13, 2012
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  5. Flying Felix

    Flying Felix LE

    I can see a flaw in his design here:

    No matter how hard the tries he's not going to get that round into that revolver!
     
    Flying Felix, Dec 13, 2012
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  6. CanteenCowboy

    CanteenCowboy LE Book Reviewer

    Is there many dinosaurs in the USA, and is it legal to hunt them?

    Just asking like, otherwise why make a rifle (and single shot bolt action at that, so you better hit it first time) for hunting T Rex?
     
    CanteenCowboy, Dec 13, 2012
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  7. 4(T)

    4(T) LE

    Doesn't have the olde English ally-ness of a nice side by side in .470/.50/.60 NE.....
     
    4(T), Dec 13, 2012
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  8. Croque_Monsieur

    Croque_Monsieur LE

    No4(T) - Hear hear!

    Willy waving exercise?

    Glad to see the fellas have their trusty wheelguns on the hip for that backup shot!
     
    Croque_Monsieur, Dec 13, 2012
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  9. Drlligaf

    Drlligaf LE

    FF if he did get that round into the revolver and fired it, I strongly suspect that arthritis would be something he would never need to worry about.
    Then there's the matter with the recoil and life in a low earth orbit.
     
    Drlligaf, Dec 13, 2012
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  10. ooooh_matron

    ooooh_matron LE

    If he managed to squeeze that .700 round in to what looks like a .454 Casull Magnum revolver he would have all the subtlety of touch required to be REME.
     
    ooooh_matron, Dec 13, 2012
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  11. seanbean

    seanbean LE

    Of course, none of these are a patch on a certain rifle....
     
    seanbean, Dec 13, 2012
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  12. syledis

    syledis

    Nuff said!!
     
    syledis, Dec 13, 2012
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  13. Gluteus Maximus

    Gluteus Maximus LE

    I don't know about bolt-action. The 'bolt' looks like it's screwed in, unless the locking lugs are off something like a 155mm howitzer I'd be wary of pulling the trigger. And you can't fit it with a bayonet...
     
    Gluteus Maximus, Dec 13, 2012
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  14. plaster

    plaster LE

    that "certain rifle" is that the airsoft ? :p
     
    plaster, Dec 13, 2012
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  16. Croque_Monsieur

    Croque_Monsieur LE

    If you click on the blog I think you will see the bolt, it has two sets of three radial locking lugs on it. The cartridge rim is inserted into a slot in the bolthead like on the shell holder of a reloading press so there is no ejection, if you want to reload you need to take the whole thing out. For a busy dino-safari you would need a bandolier of preloaded bolts
     
    Croque_Monsieur, Dec 13, 2012
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