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Cliff Rohrabacher
01-12-2007, 8:35 AM
I'm staying with rocks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qryGLZbfDTw

This is just roo funny to pass up

David Epperson
01-12-2007, 10:29 AM
That's Saeeds 577 Tyranasaurus Rex from one of the clips on his website AccurateReloading. There are a lot of clips like that there.

Mitchell Andrus
01-12-2007, 10:31 AM
Thanks. I needed this today. LOL

Dan Gill
01-12-2007, 10:50 AM
I'm just wondering what caliber they were shooting.

I remember the first time I fired my Mini-14 (.223) in an indoor range. Talk about muzzle flash! I thought the gun had blown up.:)

David Epperson
01-12-2007, 12:35 PM
I'm just wondering what caliber they were shooting.

I remember the first time I fired my Mini-14 (.223) in an indoor range. Talk about muzzle flash! I thought the gun had blown up.:)
I've seen this one from the source. It really is a wildcat caliber called the .577 TRex.

Dan Gill
01-12-2007, 1:13 PM
Thanks, David. I didn't realize you were giving us the name of the wildcat round. I knew it had to be something with more whomp! than usual.

I remember an ad I used to see in Shotgun News for the .45-70 derringer: "Actually killed an elk!" I always thought they forced the elk to shoot the thing. :D

Cliff Rohrabacher
01-12-2007, 1:36 PM
a .45 - 70 derringer?
The ballistic s must be wild. I've shot the 45-70 winchester rifle the ballistic is like an ICBM.

How big was the muzzle flash in the derringer and could you start a charcoal grill with it?

Dan Gill
01-12-2007, 2:29 PM
How big was the muzzle flash in the derringer and could you start a charcoal grill with it?

I don't know, I only saw the ad. You couldn't pay me to fire it, though. Even a .38 derringer is hard to hang onto unless it has a big grip. No thanks.

Dennis Peacock
01-12-2007, 7:03 PM
Pretty funny, but boy wouldn't that be a good "squirrel" gun. :p :D

Ken Fitzgerald
01-12-2007, 7:55 PM
I have a friend who hunted elk with a 454 Cassuul? (sp?) revolver. I was hunting whitetail with a 44 mag revolver in those days.......

I fired it (the 454) ONCE at the rifle range....that was ENOUGH!