cost definitely isn't an issue either when it comes to a president

but you could fit more .50 than 20mm, that's for sure

i would still opt for a .50 and maybe when the shit gets a bit too real maybe have hydra 70's

would be cool to see those fired from a car

you can easily mount a package like that on a car and probably make it concealable aswell

and its also still less expensive then a the 20mm option

maybe have some really cool james bond style m260 lightweight's coming out of the roof

https://imgur.com/gallery/DzJBMbb

thats quite a bit of recoil

big guns r strong

sooooo can i ask the very sane question of how many humans you need to stop a burst from that gun?

like the one in the gif

difficult to say, and depends on the composition of the round. 20mm is usually not just a chunk of jacketed lead.

how good are humans in general at stopping bullets?

pretty bad right?

Just flex

yeah my new rolex sure stops a bullet

No I mean your biceps

well, water is pretty good at stopping super-sonic jacketed lead. and humans are roughly the same density as water.

Fuckin mong

well roughly is still 72% which is quite a difference

also we lose some of that density due to our lungs

and the human body doesnt stay too well together when it has a hole in it

if the 20mm is AP with a steel core that'd make a big difference.

or tungsten rounds

which is also AP

I was wondering; they probably need to file a tax stamp for every round

even if it's inert

i doubt that. they're probably a manufacturer registered with the government.

different laws apply.

Let's start a fight. Flashlights with pistols. Mounted or freehand?

I don't see a problem with mounted as long as they aren't 500 pounds

https://youtu.be/dRZHsZkv-2A

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ8bGAyN8o0

mounted flashlight means you have to have a holster formed for it.

not a big deal for a duty pistol, but a pain in the ass for CCW

https://washingtonmonthly.com/magazine/november-december-2018/a-real-longterm-solution-to-gun-violence/

Gun Control, meet State Ownership of the means of production! Next stop, utopia

https://www.nraila.org/articles/20181102/missing-the-marx-gun-control-s-future-is-communism

don't need to read past the first paragraph of the article

first, it goes RIGHT into blaming the NRA