Oh YEAH baby!

[Waingro]

Yeah - I call BS. Never maintained? And an automatic shot gun is EXACTLY what our military needs right now - yeah right! They have a hard enough time picking out bad guy from good guy in Iraq. What they need is something that will kill everything in their way. Don't get me wrong, I think it's cool. But a totally no recoil? Yeah - too bad I saw some recoil and how many huge guns has that guy shot? A lot. This weapon is very doubtful to be picked up by the US, only practical sense I could see of it is riot control with bean bags or pepper balls.

[rg_1111@yahoo.com]

Looks like a fun shotgun to me. Clear up a bunch of problems fast.

[Soldier415]

This weapon is very doubtful to be picked up by the US, only practical sense I could see of it is riot control with bean bags or pepper balls.

Would come in handy when those whiny smelly hippies start protesting...

[ar15barrels]

I wish Neosteads were imported into the US.

http://users.iafrica.com/n/nj/njj741t/index.html

http://users.iafrica.com/n/nj/njj741t/feature.html

13 shot bullpup pump shotgun.

A friend of mine legally imported two of those after having the manufacturer pin the mag tubes back to 5 rounds total capacity.
They were later siezed by the ATF and are in the ATF's sample room to this day.

[Nuuze]

I saw that when it aired on DiscoveryHD. There's also a .45 ACP version from that company. Both are supposed to be almost recoilless and barely any maintainance...

[1911su16b870]

Ladies and gentleman, I believe we have found THE perfect zombie attack repellant weapon.

+1 I thought that or the MK19

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/mk19.htm

[ar15barrels]

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/mk19.htm

Thanks for posting that.
Saved me the 30 seconds of looking it up.

[PonchoTA]

I'll toss in my MK15 in for good measure as the ultimate zombie repellant:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgpQBZF2sZQ

[ar15barrels]

I'll toss in my MK15 in for good measure as the ultimate zombie repellant:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgpQBZF2sZQ

I love the specs...

Primary Function Anti-ship missile defense
Contractor Raytheon Systems Company
(formerly Hughes Missile Systems Company and purchased from General Dynamics Pomona Division in 1992)
Weight 12,500 pounds (5,625 kg)
Later models 13,600 pounds (6,120 kg)
Range Classified
Gun Type M-61A1 Gatling
Type of Fire 3,000 rounds per minute
- Later models 4,500 rounds/min
(starting 1988 production, Pneumatic Gun Drive)
Magazine Capacity 989 rounds
Later models 1,550 rounds
Caliber 20mm
Ammunition Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot (APDS),
Depleted Uranium or Tungsten sub-caliber penetrator.
Sensors Self-contained search and track radar
Search Radar Ku-band; digital MTI
Track Radar Ku-band; pulse Doppler monopulse
E/O Sensor FLIR Imaging System with Automatic ACQ Tracker
Fire Control Director with closed-loop spotting
Gun Drive Pneumatic
Mount Drive Electric
Date Deployed 1980 (aboard USS Coral Sea)
Later models 1982 (aboard USS New Jersey)

[Paratus et Vigilans]

Is there a Bullet Button for that build?

[Wiggawam]

Is there a Bullet Button for that build?

All .2 seconds of glorious depleted uranium fun?

[PonchoTA]

All .2 seconds of glorious depleted uranium fun?

We don't use no steeenking DU no more! All tungsten rounds! Takes a little more time to go thru a drum of ammo than that, but still a good time! 75 rounds per second! Woohoooooo!

[ajl2121]

That would be very impressive if the recoil was minimal even if they were spitting out 3" slugs at 300 rounds/minute. Like getting hit with a roll of nickels. For a hand held weapon...impressive. About effeciency...I think the UAV, or UGV with weapons capabilities would win hands down. Yes, they cost a pretty penny, but what's the cost of a soldier?