sudden urge

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=CDMA ENG]What about some Claymores and other triggered IEDS?

Completely left out the thought of a IED made out of Naplam… How cool would that be?

I like the chinese long spear idea too.

As for the island I believe “Fricken Sharks with laser beams attached to thier heads” would be a great deterant!

CE[/quote]

CE: Dude! I just about hosed my keyboard with Coke Zero after reading that shark comment!

We learned how to make homemade napalm in Unconventional Warfare School, so that’s an option. As our instructor said, once you get past boiling the gasoline, the rest is easy.

[ucodegen]

Can it be calibrated to shoot high? Unless it’s scoring headshots, it’d have to tear the zombie apart to get it to stop, which could be ammo spendy.

50 cal (M2)s are designed for light armor. If they hit a soft target, even at a mile, they tend to tear it apart.

.45 ACP = 540 joules
9mm Parabellum = 475 joules
5.56 NATO = 1,822 joules
AK-47/Soviet = 2,045 joules
7.63x51mm NATO = 3,744 joules
Browning MG .50 = 17,149 joules – also applies to the Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle.

Remember that in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were targeting insurgents and Taliban by shooting through walls to hit them when using the Barrett.

Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. This has caused Ronnie Barrett to refuse to service California SWAT’s Barretts as well as producing a .416 Barrett which uses the BMG round necked down to a .416 round. Higher muzzle velocity but does not deliver quite the same energy at target. Another way around California’s BMG ban is to go with the 50 DTC Euro round. The ban explicitly calls out the BMG cartridge.

As for the island I believe “Fricken Sharks with laser beams attached to thier heads” would be a great deterant!

Or turrent mount continuous wave 10KW semiconductor laser??

Or we can go for a bunch of Oddjob hats mounted on automated throwing machines (Goldfinger ref)

[ucodegen]

Can it be calibrated to shoot high? Unless it’s scoring headshots, it’d have to tear the zombie apart to get it to stop, which could be ammo spendy.

50 cal (M2)s are designed for light armor. If they hit a soft target, even at a mile, they tend to tear it apart.

.45 ACP = 540 joules
9mm Parabellum = 475 joules
5.56 NATO = 1,822 joules
AK-47/Soviet = 2,045 joules
7.63x51mm NATO = 3,744 joules
Browning MG .50 = 17,149 joules – also applies to the Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle.

Remember that in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were targeting insurgents and Taliban by shooting through walls to hit them when using the Barrett.

Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. This has caused Ronnie Barrett to refuse to service California SWAT’s Barretts as well as producing a .416 Barrett which uses the BMG round necked down to a .416 round. Higher muzzle velocity but does not deliver quite the same energy at target. Another way around California’s BMG ban is to go with the 50 DTC Euro round. The ban explicitly calls out the BMG cartridge.

As for the island I believe “Fricken Sharks with laser beams attached to thier heads” would be a great deterant!

Or turrent mount continuous wave 10KW semiconductor laser??

Or we can go for a bunch of Oddjob hats mounted on automated throwing machines (Goldfinger ref)

[ucodegen]

Can it be calibrated to shoot high? Unless it’s scoring headshots, it’d have to tear the zombie apart to get it to stop, which could be ammo spendy.

50 cal (M2)s are designed for light armor. If they hit a soft target, even at a mile, they tend to tear it apart.

.45 ACP = 540 joules
9mm Parabellum = 475 joules
5.56 NATO = 1,822 joules
AK-47/Soviet = 2,045 joules
7.63x51mm NATO = 3,744 joules
Browning MG .50 = 17,149 joules – also applies to the Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle.

Remember that in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were targeting insurgents and Taliban by shooting through walls to hit them when using the Barrett.

Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. This has caused Ronnie Barrett to refuse to service California SWAT’s Barretts as well as producing a .416 Barrett which uses the BMG round necked down to a .416 round. Higher muzzle velocity but does not deliver quite the same energy at target. Another way around California’s BMG ban is to go with the 50 DTC Euro round. The ban explicitly calls out the BMG cartridge.

As for the island I believe “Fricken Sharks with laser beams attached to thier heads” would be a great deterant!

Or turrent mount continuous wave 10KW semiconductor laser??

Or we can go for a bunch of Oddjob hats mounted on automated throwing machines (Goldfinger ref)

[ucodegen]

Can it be calibrated to shoot high? Unless it’s scoring headshots, it’d have to tear the zombie apart to get it to stop, which could be ammo spendy.

50 cal (M2)s are designed for light armor. If they hit a soft target, even at a mile, they tend to tear it apart.

.45 ACP = 540 joules
9mm Parabellum = 475 joules
5.56 NATO = 1,822 joules
AK-47/Soviet = 2,045 joules
7.63x51mm NATO = 3,744 joules
Browning MG .50 = 17,149 joules – also applies to the Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle.

Remember that in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were targeting insurgents and Taliban by shooting through walls to hit them when using the Barrett.

Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. This has caused Ronnie Barrett to refuse to service California SWAT’s Barretts as well as producing a .416 Barrett which uses the BMG round necked down to a .416 round. Higher muzzle velocity but does not deliver quite the same energy at target. Another way around California’s BMG ban is to go with the 50 DTC Euro round. The ban explicitly calls out the BMG cartridge.

As for the island I believe “Fricken Sharks with laser beams attached to thier heads” would be a great deterant!

Or turrent mount continuous wave 10KW semiconductor laser??

Or we can go for a bunch of Oddjob hats mounted on automated throwing machines (Goldfinger ref)

[ucodegen]

Can it be calibrated to shoot high? Unless it’s scoring headshots, it’d have to tear the zombie apart to get it to stop, which could be ammo spendy.

50 cal (M2)s are designed for light armor. If they hit a soft target, even at a mile, they tend to tear it apart.

.45 ACP = 540 joules
9mm Parabellum = 475 joules
5.56 NATO = 1,822 joules
AK-47/Soviet = 2,045 joules
7.63x51mm NATO = 3,744 joules
Browning MG .50 = 17,149 joules – also applies to the Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle.

Remember that in Afghanistan and Iraq, they were targeting insurgents and Taliban by shooting through walls to hit them when using the Barrett.

Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. This has caused Ronnie Barrett to refuse to service California SWAT’s Barretts as well as producing a .416 Barrett which uses the BMG round necked down to a .416 round. Higher muzzle velocity but does not deliver quite the same energy at target. Another way around California’s BMG ban is to go with the 50 DTC Euro round. The ban explicitly calls out the BMG cartridge.

As for the island I believe “Fricken Sharks with laser beams attached to thier heads” would be a great deterant!

Or turrent mount continuous wave 10KW semiconductor laser??

Or we can go for a bunch of Oddjob hats mounted on automated throwing machines (Goldfinger ref)

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=ucodegen]
Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. [/quote]

Uco: Call me crazy, but I think if we’re in the throes of a full-blown zombie invasion, we probably aren’t going to be too concerned with laws and legalities.

Unless, of course, you’re thinking that California zombies will be the same assholes as existing State of California government and law enforcement members? You know, zombie police or zombie code enforcement officials. In a weird way, I could see it.

We’re also giving short shrift to fine General Electric products like the M214 minigun. Yeah, they’re real thirsty from an ammo standpoint, but they get the job done. Also, what about the Mk19 40mm? That would be good for busting up zombie hordes.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=ucodegen]
Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. [/quote]

Uco: Call me crazy, but I think if we’re in the throes of a full-blown zombie invasion, we probably aren’t going to be too concerned with laws and legalities.

Unless, of course, you’re thinking that California zombies will be the same assholes as existing State of California government and law enforcement members? You know, zombie police or zombie code enforcement officials. In a weird way, I could see it.

We’re also giving short shrift to fine General Electric products like the M214 minigun. Yeah, they’re real thirsty from an ammo standpoint, but they get the job done. Also, what about the Mk19 40mm? That would be good for busting up zombie hordes.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=ucodegen]
Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. [/quote]

Uco: Call me crazy, but I think if we’re in the throes of a full-blown zombie invasion, we probably aren’t going to be too concerned with laws and legalities.

Unless, of course, you’re thinking that California zombies will be the same assholes as existing State of California government and law enforcement members? You know, zombie police or zombie code enforcement officials. In a weird way, I could see it.

We’re also giving short shrift to fine General Electric products like the M214 minigun. Yeah, they’re real thirsty from an ammo standpoint, but they get the job done. Also, what about the Mk19 40mm? That would be good for busting up zombie hordes.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=ucodegen]
Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. [/quote]

Uco: Call me crazy, but I think if we’re in the throes of a full-blown zombie invasion, we probably aren’t going to be too concerned with laws and legalities.

Unless, of course, you’re thinking that California zombies will be the same assholes as existing State of California government and law enforcement members? You know, zombie police or zombie code enforcement officials. In a weird way, I could see it.

We’re also giving short shrift to fine General Electric products like the M214 minigun. Yeah, they’re real thirsty from an ammo standpoint, but they get the job done. Also, what about the Mk19 40mm? That would be good for busting up zombie hordes.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=ucodegen]
Unfortunately weapons firing the 50 cal BMG round are illegal in California (AB50) unless you have a federal firearms permit. [/quote]

Uco: Call me crazy, but I think if we’re in the throes of a full-blown zombie invasion, we probably aren’t going to be too concerned with laws and legalities.

Unless, of course, you’re thinking that California zombies will be the same assholes as existing State of California government and law enforcement members? You know, zombie police or zombie code enforcement officials. In a weird way, I could see it.

We’re also giving short shrift to fine General Electric products like the M214 minigun. Yeah, they’re real thirsty from an ammo standpoint, but they get the job done. Also, what about the Mk19 40mm? That would be good for busting up zombie hordes.

[outtamojo]

Gosh, you folks reeeaally like San Diego don’t you? Wouldn’t it be safer to trek up to Alaska, where the zombies would be frozen solid most of the time and could be ignored? I mean, I’ve never heard of a zombie growing fur or developing anti-freeze for blood or grabbing winter coats at burned out Wal-Marts…

[outtamojo]

Gosh, you folks reeeaally like San Diego don’t you? Wouldn’t it be safer to trek up to Alaska, where the zombies would be frozen solid most of the time and could be ignored? I mean, I’ve never heard of a zombie growing fur or developing anti-freeze for blood or grabbing winter coats at burned out Wal-Marts…

[outtamojo]

Gosh, you folks reeeaally like San Diego don’t you? Wouldn’t it be safer to trek up to Alaska, where the zombies would be frozen solid most of the time and could be ignored? I mean, I’ve never heard of a zombie growing fur or developing anti-freeze for blood or grabbing winter coats at burned out Wal-Marts…

[outtamojo]

Gosh, you folks reeeaally like San Diego don’t you? Wouldn’t it be safer to trek up to Alaska, where the zombies would be frozen solid most of the time and could be ignored? I mean, I’ve never heard of a zombie growing fur or developing anti-freeze for blood or grabbing winter coats at burned out Wal-Marts…

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