357 mm handgun
(midwest.social)
NonCredibleDefenseI got a little curious about calibers having these arbitrary weird numbers and tried converting them. So, 7.62mm is just 0.3 inches, and .357 is just 9mm, are they using the other system just to sound special or what? xd
Also neither .223 nor 5.56mm make sense to me, no idea what they are cooking
Even 38mm seems excessive. (1.49" for the primitives)
It's not that bad, but I can see why Walmart stopped selling 223mm and 357mm, because the weight of a single one of those will surely break a normal shopping cart when placed inside.
Add this elegant piece of furniture to your living room and fire your 357mm Handgun from the comfort of your sofa.
This is why the US needs the metric system... like the rest of the world.
I mean, 7.62mm in a handgun is also... optimistic.
Slowest gun in the West.
But highest kill ratio per round!
And great for target shooting, because even if you miss by dozens of metres, it's still a hit, if you're not completely unlucky, a bullseye, even.
Also great for people who don't like loud noises, because it is usually fired remotely.
Also great for people who don't like loud noises, because you'll only hear the loud noise once and never again
Great! ...so now where am I supposed to get this? I mean that defeats the purpose of 'open carry!'
so now where am I supposed to get this?
You can order yours at a naval shipyard of your choice. Unfortunately, due to high demand and supply chain issues, delivery might take a couple years, though.
they don't call it a hand cannon for nothin'
The Colt Tennessee-Class.
