A 36 barrel prototype has fired a burst of 180 rounds at a rate exceeding one million rpm.
The weapon's inventor is not from the milieu of the small-arms world. He is an inventor with "out-of-the-box" ideas. ('nuff said!)
Looks to me like a "Claymore" mine thats too big to hide in the bush.
Regards,
GtG
An accurate description. I am intrigued by the reference to using this thing for firefighting. Shoot the structure down and the fire goes out faster?
Stacking multiple rounds in the barrel reminds me of stories I've seen about warfare in the muzzleloader days. During the war between the states, many rifles were found with multiple loads in the barrel. The soldier added powder and shot, but failed to cap the piece time after time. The unlucky ones remembered a percussion cap with 5 or 6 rounds in the barrel. They were not found.
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J.R.