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Best for punching holes in pirate boats?

Whats the best boat rifle?

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On 2 Jan 2006 15:29:36 -0800, "Joe" wrote:

Best for punching holes in pirate boats?

Whats the best boat rifle?

Joe


Get some of the Lock-Buster 12-guage slugs the DEA uses. 12-guage
with a shaped-charge explosive slug. They use them for blowing the
locks out of steel drughouse doors.
Mark E. Williams

PS...If you do get some be sure to hide them as they are illegal.
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lllegal? If the DEA can buy them.... then law abiding US citizens
should be able to buy them. I like the shape charge explosive...Sounds
cool and effective.

Whats the range?

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lllegal? If the DEA can buy them.... then law abiding US citizens
should be able to buy them. I like the shape charge explosive...Sounds
cool and effective.


What? Like a Thermo Nuke?

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No......More like a sabo round.

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On 2 Jan 2006 17:42:46 -0800, "Joe" wrote:

lllegal? If the DEA can buy them.... then law abiding US citizens
should be able to buy them. I like the shape charge explosive...Sounds
cool and effective.

Whats the range?

Joe


I'm not sure of the range because the DEA always use then from about 3
feet. LOL
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"Maynard G. Krebbs" wrote
I'm not sure of the range because the DEA always use then from about 3
feet. LOL


The 'lock busters' I've seen are simply bags of powdered lead ahead of a stout
charge. Very effective yrt safe at 3' and under ... which is about as far back
as a DEA agent can get and still hit a door. No shape charge needed.


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On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 08:23:26 -0500, "Vito" wrote:

"Maynard G. Krebbs" wrote
I'm not sure of the range because the DEA always use then from about 3
feet. LOL


The 'lock busters' I've seen are simply bags of powdered lead ahead of a stout
charge. Very effective yrt safe at 3' and under ... which is about as far back
as a DEA agent can get and still hit a door. No shape charge needed.


Bummer! I've always wanted some shaped-charge AP slugs. LOL
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Best for punching holes in pirate boats?

Whats the best boat rifle?

Joe

FMJ = full metal jacket, which is usually copper. It's useless for anything
except paper target shooting. For fleshy targets use an expansive type round
such as hollow points, Nosler Partitions, Grand Slams, etc.

For punching through steel use AP rounds (armour piercing):

http://patsreloading.com/patsrel/whatsnew.htm



What are the pirate boats made of?

I thought you were a gunners mate?

Amen!


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Gunny.........I dont think so. Bos'n mate 2nd class.

Most pirate boats are e made of fiberglass over plywood right? That and
steel.


I will check out the AP rounds, have a bunch of FMJ's will use them at
the range plinking.

What about rifle type?

Needs to get around corners fast, NATO rounds, light, knockdown power,
good in a salty soup, can reach out and touch someone, what do you
think should be aboard?

Joe



 
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