I don't often watch TV, but the History Channel has a show called Wild West Tech which I do enjoy. Last night they had another show following WWT called "History of the Bullet". Towards the end they displayed some of the new nasty weapons ZOG is buying for itself. The "Blended Metal Round" was featured. It is a composite of 8 metals in an amalgam. It has the ability to penetrate steel rifle plates and then upon entering warm tissue it goes completely frangible. They showed a video where a 5.54 round was fired through a rifle plate and then entered a large chunk of beef. This large pot- roast literally exploded. Read this article about how a ZOG security contractor (ex SEAL) used one of these rounds on a fleeing Iraqi.

http://www.armedforcesjournal.com/bullets/milstory.html

They also covered this new electronic gun that fires it's rounds electronically without any moving parts. It has the ability to lay down a barrage at a rate of 1 million rounds a minute.

http://popularmechanics.com/science/military/2001/9/ultimate_firepower/print.phtml

[QUOTE=Augustus Sutter]

They also covered this new electronic gun that fires it's rounds electronically without any moving parts. It has the ability to lay down a barrage at a rate of 1 million rounds a minute.

http://popularmechanics.com/science/military/2001/9/ultimate_firepower/print.phtml[/QUOTE]

Nice!!!

http://popularmechanics.com/science/military/2001/9/ultimate_firepower/images/tb_1.jpg

[QUOTE=Steve B]Nice!!!

http://popularmechanics.com/science/military/2001/9/ultimate_firepower/images/tb_1.jpg[/QUOTE]

Notice that in the article they say the rounds are only slightly modified. Likely they had to give it a new primer that could be ignited electronically instead of mechanically. But the dipshit of an artist depicts an entire cartridge emerging from the muzzle instead of just the bullet, without the casing and powder. Shows how alert and knowledgeable the popular mechanics editors are.

I wont waste time writing them about this obvious error, but maybe you want to do that and see if you can plug vnn while you're at it!

I saw this gun or simliar on discovery channel other year,it was very intesting prog about new weapons etc for police and armed forces.

[QUOTE=Steve B]Nice!!!

http://popularmechanics.com/science/military/2001/9/ultimate_firepower/images/tb_1.jpg[/QUOTE]

Nice as long as it's in everyone's hands and not just ZOG's.

[QUOTE=Antiochus Epiphanes]Notice that in the article they say the rounds are only slightly modified. Likely they had to give it a new primer that could be ignited electronically instead of mechanically. But the dipshit of an artist depicts an entire cartridge emerging from the muzzle instead of just the bullet, without the casing and powder. Shows how alert and knowledgeable the popular mechanics editors are.

I wont waste time writing them about this obvious error, but maybe you want to do that and see if you can plug vnn while you're at it![/QUOTE]

Correct AE. I went to their website and they give a brief overview of the firing system.

http://www.metalstorm.com/04_the_technology.html