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  1. 02-18-2017 02:55 AM #16
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    Stupid question time.

    If you got lucky and got a rifle round down the main gun's barrel when the breach was open, do you think it would still have enough energy left, after bouncing off the rifling a couple of times, to cause trouble for the occupants?

    Edit. Full sized ww2 rifle round.
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