The iPhone 5 versus the .50 Cal

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  1. Andrew LB

    Andrew LB Maha Guru

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    It sure is. The only downside is how it costs me around $5 every time I pull the trigger. Reloading is essential in ownership of such a beast.

    an older vid of me with my Barrrett 50. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_gkeH1xsao&feature=g-upl
     
  2. Chillin

    Chillin Ancient Guru

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    I don't know how safe it is to reload a .50.

    It's one thing with the smaller calibers, but with so much gas and such a thin case you are asking for problems in my humble and somewhat inexperienced opinion on that subject.
     
  3. PhazeDelta1

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    I feel your pain. That $60 a box addes up.
     
  4. ---TK---

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    I think if you are getting shot at a bulletproof case for your iphone is the last thing you should be concerned about:)
     

  5. Chillin

    Chillin Ancient Guru

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    By the way, are Raufoss rounds legal for civilian ownership?
     
  6. Loophole35

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    Well a buddy of mine works on the side at a wolf sanctuary and this case may actually work for him. The wolves can tear an otter box to pieces but may not damage this.
     
  7. PhazeDelta1

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    That's an AP round and the last time I checked, all those are illegal here in the US. I know certain states here ban .50 out right for civilian use anyways, as mine is one of those. That's why my rifle is chambered in the .416
     

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