This is irredeemably designed in the weakness of the hinge and top latching mechanism. At best, a concept that is only practical with the suspension of belief possible in science fiction. The top-mounted laser (from the 1980s?) is about 10 times what it needs to be and if intended to be an optical scope, is overkill on the scale of a long-distance rifle's application. The very concept of a mission need requiring the combined firepower of the double-barreled .50 shot for longer-range targets, along with a supposed rapid-fire 9MM backup for close-in/CQC is impractical at best, ludicrous in reality due to the massive bulk and weight - but mostly from the lack of a visible trigger mechanism for the semi-auto action. Designed for a non-human wrist.
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DeleteVery interesting concept...maybe one day, we will see this type of future gun on the market.
ReplyDeleteThis gun would be great to have
ReplyDeleteThis gun would destroy your wrist...
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ReplyDeleteThis is irredeemably designed in the weakness of the hinge and top latching mechanism. At best, a concept that is only practical with the suspension of belief possible in science fiction. The top-mounted laser (from the 1980s?) is about 10 times what it needs to be and if intended to be an optical scope, is overkill on the scale of a long-distance rifle's application. The very concept of a mission need requiring the combined firepower of the double-barreled .50 shot for longer-range targets, along with a supposed rapid-fire 9MM backup for close-in/CQC is impractical at best, ludicrous in reality due to the massive bulk and weight - but mostly from the lack of a visible trigger mechanism for the semi-auto action. Designed for a non-human wrist.
ReplyDeleteLooks cool but easy to tell it's a TV/Video game gun.
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