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Re: OT - IEDs Steve B 03-14-2006
Posted by Steve B on March 14, 2006, 12:09 am
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google chain cannon.

There are some very good wmv files of a chain cannon used on insurgents
placing an IED. Range, 4,000 yards. 30mm chain cannon recoil ............
9,000# sending out an explosive projectile at up to 300 rounds per minute.

Entertaining.

Steve



Posted by Steve B on March 14, 2006, 12:37 am
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30mm chain cannon recoil ............
> 9,000# sending out an explosive projectile at up to 300 rounds per minute.

Sorry, 625 per minute



Posted by Ignoramus4546 on March 14, 2006, 7:34 am
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>
>
> 30mm chain cannon recoil ............
>> 9,000# sending out an explosive projectile at up to 300 rounds per minute.
>
> Sorry, 625 per minute

That's not a continuous rating though... I doubt that it could even
fire for full minute before falling apart due to overheating...

i


Posted by Steve B on March 14, 2006, 10:47 am
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> wrote:
>>
>>
>> 30mm chain cannon recoil ............
>>> 9,000# sending out an explosive projectile at up to 300 rounds per
>>> minute.
>>
>> Sorry, 625 per minute
>
> That's not a continuous rating though... I doubt that it could even
> fire for full minute before falling apart due to overheating...
>
> i
>

Whatever it does, I wouldn't want it pointed in my direction.

I was just quoting from the stat sheet.

Steve



Posted by Ignoramus4546 on March 14, 2006, 11:02 am
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>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> 30mm chain cannon recoil ............
>>>> 9,000# sending out an explosive projectile at up to 300 rounds per
>>>> minute.
>>>
>>> Sorry, 625 per minute
>>
>> That's not a continuous rating though... I doubt that it could even
>> fire for full minute before falling apart due to overheating...
>>
>> i
>>
>
> Whatever it does, I wouldn't want it pointed in my direction.
>
> I was just quoting from the stat sheet.

Yes, it is an impressive gun indeed.

i


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