GUN TALK: Doubletap

[Big Jim P]

There are also .223 pump action rifles that use AR mags as well. In fact, unless they made pump actions in .30-30, .444 Marlin or .45-70, those are the only two pump action rifles I want.

The Savage Model 170 is a pump-action in .30-30 iirc

w00t.

[Pax Nerdvana]

The Savage Model 170 is a pump-action in .30-30 iirc

w00t.

.30-30, now that's a legendary caliber.

[Germanic Templars]

w00t.

.30-30, now that's a legendary caliber.

I more prefer 8mm Mauser.

[Telconi]

w00t.

.30-30, now that's a legendary caliber.

Treinta-Treinta

[Sovaal]

.30-30, now that's a legendary caliber.

I more prefer 8mm Mauser.

Can't shoot 8mm outta most lever guns

[Pax Nerdvana]

I more prefer 8mm Mauser.

Can't shoot 8mm outta most lever guns

Lever actions are awesome.

[Germanic Templars]

I more prefer 8mm Mauser.

Can't shoot 8mm outta most lever guns

But why would I? Bolt-actions are better, if you ask me.

[Sovaal]

Can't shoot 8mm outta most lever guns

But why would I? Bolt-actions are better, if you ask me.

Imma need to ask you to hand over your American citizenship.

[Pax Nerdvana]

On the subject of pump rifles, I figured out what we need: a mag fed pump rifle in .50 cal.

[Impaled Nazarene]

god this makes me all hot. Even though I'm sure that is a fake Russian.

IIRC, the guy was a machinist, and died of a head-injury/stroke a year or two ago.
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More Ivanisms

Well then Rest In Piece Ivan. You were a gift.

[Impaled Nazarene]

On the subject of pump rifles, I figured out what we need: a mag fed pump rifle in .50 cal.

a real sized 50 sounds like a pain in the ass to pump. You'd have to shrink that sucker down so that the rifle isn't longer than it needs to be.

[Astraliniai]

Living in a country with heavy gun restrictions, I've never had much experience with guns. I do have a thing for Kalashnikovs, though.

[Pax Nerdvana]

On the subject of pump rifles, I figured out what we need: a mag fed pump rifle in .50 cal.

a real sized 50 sounds like a pain in the ass to pump. You'd have to shrink that sucker down so that the rifle isn't longer than it needs to be.

I know it would be a pain in the neck, but it would be perfect for hunting dinosaurs.

[Free-Don]

A T-rex has a maximum running speed of around 17 MPH if they are willing to run soo hard that they would probably be tearing and ripping their own joints and tendons off. 6-7 MPH is the more accepted running speed. The vast majority of their head is nasal and ear cavities and are themselves composed of flappy flesh that just sucks in and absorbs air of which the head takes up around a tenth of it's entire body mass. They also have extremely large lungs and organs that aren't protected much at all and even the sort of protective scales might just be as thick and strong as finger nails.

So we have a slow moving animal that is extremely large with a face that is probably more flesh than bone with little in the way of protection... 0.5 cal anything is overkill.

[Sovaal]

A T-rex has a maximum running speed of around 17 MPH if they are willing to run soo hard that they would probably be tearing and ripping their own joints and tendons off. 6-7 MPH is the more accepted running speed. The vast majority of their head is nasal and ear cavities and are themselves composed of flappy flesh that just sucks in and absorbs air of which the head takes up around a tenth of it's entire body mass. They also have extremely large lungs and organs that aren't protected much at all and even the sort of protective scales might just be as thick and strong as finger nails.

So we have a slow moving animal that is extremely large with a face that is probably more flesh than bone with little in the way of protection... 0.5 cal anything is overkill.

Juvenile tyrannosaurs are hypothesize to have been much, much faster than a full grown tyrannosaur, possibly even the fastest animals in their ecosystem, and potentially hunted in packs, at least for some species. So you’re going to want to bring something with auto capabilities.

[Sovaal]

Also, anyone avenue some suggestions on a good modern scope for a .30-30?

[Gun Manufacturers]

Here's my latest acquisition. Gen 4 Glock 35 MOS. It came with Trijicon night sights, and I've added a Burris Fastfire III and Lone Wolf "Pro Pick" Trigger Kit.

[Sovaal]

Here's my latest acquisition. Gen 4 Glock 35 MOS. It came with Trijicon night sights, and I've added a Burris Fastfire III and Lone Wolf "Pro Pick" Trigger Kit.

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Im not familiar wiht Glocks, what caliber is it?

[Gun Manufacturers]

Here's my latest acquisition. Gen 4 Glock 35 MOS. It came with Trijicon night sights, and I've added a Burris Fastfire III and Lone Wolf "Pro Pick" Trigger Kit.

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Im not familiar wiht Glocks, what caliber is it?

It's chambered in .40S&W

[Spreewerke]

Good luck with the Burris. I think Sage Dynamics' studies have shown it having some issues under more "dynamic" use (may be fine for range/competition, though).

[Pax Nerdvana]

A T-rex has a maximum running speed of around 17 MPH if they are willing to run soo hard that they would probably be tearing and ripping their own joints and tendons off. 6-7 MPH is the more accepted running speed. The vast majority of their head is nasal and ear cavities and are themselves composed of flappy flesh that just sucks in and absorbs air of which the head takes up around a tenth of it's entire body mass. They also have extremely large lungs and organs that aren't protected much at all and even the sort of protective scales might just be as thick and strong as finger nails.

So we have a slow moving animal that is extremely large with a face that is probably more flesh than bone with little in the way of protection... 0.5 cal anything is overkill.

Juvenile tyrannosaurs are hypothesize to have been much, much faster than a full grown tyrannosaur, possibly even the fastest animals in their ecosystem, and potentially hunted in packs, at least for some species. So you’re going to want to bring something with auto capabilities.

I know, we can use a Jeep with an M2 mounted. That should do the trick, I think.

[Impaled Nazarene]

A T-rex has a maximum running speed of around 17 MPH if they are willing to run soo hard that they would probably be tearing and ripping their own joints and tendons off. 6-7 MPH is the more accepted running speed. The vast majority of their head is nasal and ear cavities and are themselves composed of flappy flesh that just sucks in and absorbs air of which the head takes up around a tenth of it's entire body mass. They also have extremely large lungs and organs that aren't protected much at all and even the sort of protective scales might just be as thick and strong as finger nails.

So we have a slow moving animal that is extremely large with a face that is probably more flesh than bone with little in the way of protection... 0.5 cal anything is overkill.

a real sized 50 sounds like a pain in the ass to pump. You'd have to shrink that sucker down so that the rifle isn't longer than it needs to be.

I know it would be a pain in the neck, but it would be perfect for hunting dinosaurs.

See my post. Jurassic Park dinosaurs have a high pain tolerance.

[Free-Don]

LIterally hollow bones or extremely fragile bones, thin skin for most, fingernails for armor, heads that take up 1/6th their body mass, and large fleshy lungs with little to no protection coupled with the fact they are probably obvious and large. There's also the fact that elephants are being poached with AKs and their weight range is typically around 5-7 mT but has gone pasted 9mT. Compared to a t-reck which is typically 6-8 mT but can get as high as 12mT.

So you and everyone around you can pretty much just hunt down and re-extinct dinos with aks given some time and the fact that you can still probably outrun most of the big dinos or if you have a good racing bike out bike nearly all of them. If you really want to outrun a dino just get a car and if you are a bad shot just use any 7.62/0.30 full power rifle and it'll work.

Basic me and naza are agreeing. You want bigger but standard stuff will do.

[Gun Manufacturers]

Good luck with the Burris. I think Sage Dynamics' studies have shown it having some issues under more "dynamic" use (may be fine for range/competition, though).

Yeah, like most of my firearms, it's just going to see use at the range.

[Impaled Nazarene]

LIterally hollow bones or extremely fragile bones, thin skin for most, fingernails for armor, heads that take up 1/6th their body mass, and large fleshy lungs with little to no protection coupled with the fact they are probably obvious and large. There's also the fact that elephants are being poached with AKs and their weight range is typically around 5-7 mT but has gone pasted 9mT. Compared to a t-reck which is typically 6-8 mT but can get as high as 12mT.

So you and everyone around you can pretty much just hunt down and re-extinct dinos with aks given some time and the fact that you can still probably outrun most of the big dinos or if you have a good racing bike out bike nearly all of them. If you really want to outrun a dino just get a car and if you are a bad shot just use any 7.62/0.30 full power rifle and it'll work.

Basic me and naza are agreeing. You want bigger but standard stuff will do.

In Jurassic Park they don't have hollow bones except for the raptor skeleton at the montana dig site in JP1. Or the blunt force trauma would have killed a few more dinos. The genetic gaps led to the use of frog and reptilian genes so the skin is much thicker and their pain tolerance is massive.

The big problem is that you are being hunted the moment you set foot on the island. The raptors reach over 50mph and can navigate the jungle extraordinarily fast you're only going to get a shot off when it's in your face. The Theropods will smell you first and the loud thumps won't help you find it first.

Basically these aren't dinosaurs but monsters with dinosaur attributes.