hmmm not a bad choice have you tried the .45 version? acurate and powerful but the .440 tends to be a little more accurate and lighter for more tactical handling.
Howitzer FTW. Sure, it's not technically a "gun", but I'd take it over anything else any day xD And, of course, these for the ammo. Excalibur ammunitions, ha! BTW, being in the military, artillery, I can say that I will be firing a Howitzer at some time in my career.
The blaster from star wars oh, real guns? .22 pistol is always nice. small, easy to carry. not much recoil
Actually the Barret M107 gives as much kick as an hard 308 recoil, if you have the proper padding it makes for a great antihelicopter gun with the proper camo it's a safe and effective way to take out any machinary with a safe distance all you have to get down is the Triginometry *spelling sorry I is stupid* of firing over 1000 yds.
He's shooting either a 25mm round or a .50 caliber/12.7mm round (I forget which is the M-107). He cannot keep his eye on the weapon's scope because of the recoil--he will give himself the world's worst black eye if he does. You can keep your eye on the scope with a .308 without fear of losing the skull area around your eye. You can't do that with either a .50 or a 25mm. The stock is built to absorb recoil and there's a huge compensator up front. He'll still feel a big-ass shock that's much more than a .308. I've shot a guy's .50 Barrett at a range that allowed it. He rented it out for a buck a round. As for distance shooting, all he needs is a decent mil-dot scope and knowledge of how to use the windage knobs and he can knock down a target at 1000+ yards. It can be pulled off with any weapon that's got that much range. Most .308+ caliber rifles do, and even a few 5.56/.223s if done right.
my favourite gun.. he is attached to me.. i call him Solid Snake he can get very hard, and shoots like a shotgun xD
