there is a multitude of reasons

One of the quirks with vettes is that the rear end squats and the tires camber inwards when you launch em hard

mhm

Speed truly is a science of sciences

But anyways that's beyond the scope of this channel

but, a wheellock is the coolest gun, it's damage equivilent to a shotgun, enough stopping power to take a bear out in one shot, complicated enouch to load that it cannot be used against you, its the beyblade of guns

https://cdn.rockislandauction.com/dev_cdn/1033/2255.jpg

you mean one of these, right?

I mean, its a cool gun, ngl, but you only get one shot whereas even a single-shot shotgun at least gives you a faster reload.

That looks cool, but yeah, only one shot

http://proarmspodcast.com/090-officer-tim-gramins-skokie-police-dept/

^this is why I would almost rather not have a gun if I am severely limited on ammo. If you have to draw a gun, you make yourself the biggest target on scene, and you need to be able to defend yourself lest someone kill you, or worse imo, take your gun and hurt other people. You can't always do that with one shot.

I mean there are contraptiosn to make a single shot reload even faster

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNIkca8k1UQ

I think i mentioned this while ago

its an awesome concept

dunno why it asn't that popular though

complicated springwork

ah i see

imagine what it would look like on a double barrel

you're need one on each side

that would be cool and you know it

yes

but

imagine the weight

I want that, just to hang it on my wall o-o

I want it

to skeet shoot

imagine

im doing that right now

if you have the schematics you could make one for yourself

what do you'll think makes more sense for a sort of survival/emergency hunting setup?
A: Single shot 20ga shotgun with a 22.lr chamber conversion for small game or quiet shots or
B: Compound Bow with a variety of arrowheads including, bird-catchers, varmint heads, and broadheads?

neither

ruger 10/22 takedown model, and a basic cleaning kit.

carry three 500 round blocks of ammo wrapped in plastic

I am probably going to have to agree, but i don't want to xD it seems like everyone has a 10/22

If doing ammo for survival, I'd recommend ammo cans, they are pretty water proof as long as the seal is good.

not only that

the amount 22 you can carry

is ridiculous

Very tru