.. lies this gun.
I.. I don't know what to say about it. This is like the Michael Bay (or possibly Rob Liefeld) of handguns: It's bulky, heavy, expensive, overblown, and prone to massive overkill.
On the other hand, I can't deny the effectiveness of firing two bullets at once; there's a reason that police learn the "double tap" method of shooting, and this gives an effective double tap with a single trigger pull.
English needs a word that adequately describes "possessing qualities both sublime and repugnant."
Monday, March 12, 2012
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Wow. Just...wow.
ReplyDeleteExcept two bullets at once means twice the recoil.
ReplyDeleteIn that case you'd rather go with a gun that has twice the recoil but fires a single bullet. So now you can double-tap with a much more powerful gun.
Definitely the Rob Liefield of pistols.
I am entirely going to have a variant of this show up in my Shadowrun campaign. Shadowrun not lacking for silly guns as it is.
ReplyDeleteFor Shadowrun, it would really need to be a smartgun in .50 or larger, with twin snail-drum magazines of 100 rounds each.
ReplyDeleteHeck, scale it up for Trolls and make it a full-auto .600 Nitro Express!
I want one. Just to have it. No idea what I would do with it, except whip it out any time someone goes rambling down a "how unique their firearm is" tangent...
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