These "extreme" guns are fun to watch in use. I remember watching the firing of a handgun, I think it was called a 454 Super Whomper if memory serves. It was designed for hand loaders to prevent the possibility of having an overloaded cartrige explode the cylinder. When fired at a paint can the energy released compressed the cinder block holding up the paint can, nothing but dust was left of the brick. I'm guessing that the 50 cal S&W I saw at a gun show was an off shoot of that revolver. Thanks for a fun video.
T F Stern | Homepage | 07.20.07 - 8:25 pm | #

Please send your contribution to the "Save The Skeet Foundation" at P.O. Box 1573...
Roy Lofquist | 07.21.07 - 9:09 am | #

I can see it now.
People for the
Ethical
Treatment of
Skeet

P.E.T.S.

I wonder if they'll get corporate endorsement from Penthouse magazine?
Hyunchback | Homepage | 07.21.07 - 9:40 am | #