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koifarm

koifarm

Hooligan
I'm wondering if they make tank rounds in #7 shot?.....aaahhh that would translate into 17 1/2 lbs of #7 per shot? Or, with a clay that large, maybe buckshot would be better?
 
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drlapo

Hooligan
17.5 pounds of shot= $22.40, one really big wad=$3, 2 pounds of powder = $19.25
$44.65 per round
that could get expensive
 
koifarm

koifarm

Hooligan
Cost

drlapo said:
17.5 pounds of shot= $22.40, one really big wad=$3, 2 pounds of powder = $19.25
$44.65 per round
that could get expensive
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It is just a tad more than plinking with a .22 but close to par for .45 rounds these days....
But hey, you only live once......what's a .50 cal round going for these days...??
 
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drlapo

Hooligan
you can get 50 BMG rounds for less than $10 each
shot shells are $6 to $9 a box and I plan on shooting more than 300 of them this weekend + many .223 and 9mm and .45
my boys and I are going to a "multi gun" shoot this weekend
 
koifarm

koifarm

Hooligan
Gear up

Gretsch said:
THAT...might improve my trap score.

What kind of reloading gear do you need for tank shells?
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Hmmm, snow shovel, large funnel, hydraulic ram, chain hoist and a CNC machine.....(for those hollow point rounds)

I'm hot to enter that national "punkin chunkin" meet next week.....
 
koifarm

koifarm

Hooligan
Damn!

cafecruzin said:
yep they do it.s called a canister round
I've not fired the 120mm but i have fired and seen affect of a 76mm.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgn1nhUEgo8
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Holy Shit, Batman, that sucker could put some serious hurt on a whole bunch of troops.....next logical question, can they put variable chokes on tank cannons...:eeek::lol3:
It did look like a sabot charge though, something followed the shot mass for quite a while....
 
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