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    In that Field that is Green
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    epsylum

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    Reminds me of the old British double rifles. You know the ones which have the caliber measured in "bore". Some of those have to have been close to .90 cal. I have seen a pic of a 4 bore round and it was MASSIVE (dwarfing a .50 BMG). I have heard of 2 bore muzzleloading double rifles.

    BTW Anzio's Iron Works makes a bolt action that shoots a 20mm Vulcan cannon round (what an F16, F15, and F22 shoot). That = .80 cal. ;)
     

    Broke&Broken

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    WOW that thing is heavy 25 pounds, definitely not for those looking for a lite weight gun. Even at that weight I would not want to be the one testing out the recoil on it, but it would be fun to watch.
     
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