The Berean
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I have a preliminary design for a phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range. If anyone might want or need one let's talk. 
I have a preliminary design for a phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range. If anyone might want or need one let's talk.![]()
a firearms forum I visit said:The 2011 Caliber Effectiveness Test and Evaluation done by ARDEC in support of the PMSW Individual Carbine Competition yet again clearly demonstrated the superiority of 0.277" diameter bullets when carefully assessing the terminal performance variables during testing of identically constructed bullets of different calibers ranging from 5.56mm to 7.62mm against both unobstructed targets and those behind intermediate barriers. This once again confirmed that 6.8-7 mm projectiles are superior to smaller calibers, including 6.5 mm, for any new military carbine/rifle/MG. This is nothing new, as the both the Joint Service Wound Ballistic Integrated Product Team in 2002-2006, as well as the Joint USMC-FBI testing of 2006 found exactly the same results. In order to have adequate velocity, a cartridge with approximately 40 gr of powder capacity would be ideal. A case head smaller than current 7.62x51mm 0.473" would be preferable--say something with a base around .440-0.450". Ideally the projectile would be blind to barriers with consistent performance from 0-300 meters, should consistently penetrate in the ideal 12-18" range, is not effected by impact yaw variations, does not veer from shot line after impact, and is accurate enough for combat engagements out to at least 600 meters.
My brother-in-law has a K31. Swwwwwwwwwweet.http://archives.gunsandammo.com/content/276-pedersen
Immediately after WWI the U.S. Army began actively investigating the design of a semiauto rifle. By 1930 this work produced a shoot-off between two designs, one by John Garand and one by J.D. Pedersen. Both rifles used a new cartridge called Caliber .276. Accounts suggest that the competition was quite close, but the Garand was finally selected.
When the weapons-development folks approached Gen. MacArthur (then the Army Chief of Staff) with a request to build a quantity of operational test weapons, they were told that the .30-06 would remain the service caliber. The reason for this decision may have had as much to do with existing inventory as with anything else, but the decision stuck. The Garand's caliber was converted, and the rest is history.
History repeats itself.
So I ended up selling the carbine to a local guy for $350. I am sure I could have made more on gun broker, but I decided not to be a pig about it, and still ended up with a tidy profit.
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I have a preliminary design for a phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range. If anyone might want or need one let's talk.![]()
The lightsaber is an invalid concept. However, the plasma saber is not an invalid concept. In fact, the energy already exists, just not in something the size of a flash light.
But with guns I'm a AK 47 guy vs 223 for reliability and knockdown power. I you shooting at something over 400 yards you need a different caliber altogether .. And I carried a colt M16 A/2 for 4 years and I like them but if I have a choice ima go AK
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I think if you check we have more on the AK vs AR earlier in the thread. I don't have current plans to own either but, I would go with the AK as well. For the takes a licking and keeps on ticking factor.
As far as working on my marksmanship out to 400 yards I don't even have a place to shoot that far, but if I did I would probably be thinking bolt action of some sort.
The lightsaber is an invalid concept. However, the plasma saber is not an invalid concept. In fact, the energy already exists, just not in something the size of a flash light.
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