Dragons Breath Part One

[MisterLEM0NS]

Only thing i could relate this to is a railgun. Now where is justin bieber when you need him...

[Mike85220]

I remember back in 95 my friend picked up a 3 pack of those rounds at the gunshow. He shot it at a pinata which had a butane can inside. Nothing happened when it initially shot. A few seconds later, all debris of wood and plastic targets were on fire. The pinata was just scathed. Hilarious to those witnessing it.

[mlim23]

i saw those in kentucky they were 10$'s each>>

[JonnnyGanja]

9 rounds 50 bucks

[Cptmorgon]

@mlim23 Might at well buy an Intervention if you plan on shooting a lot of those rounds

[PooPoo2U]

@Cptmorgon: that makes alot of sense.

"oh, since he likes to shoot expensive useless zirconium flamethrower shells, he must want a sniper rifle."

[Cptmorgon]

@PooPoo2U

I'm just saying dick face an Intervention would be a lot cooler to have then a shotgun. Please name one person you know that owns an Intervention. Dragon breath rounds are about 10 dollars each. So is the .408 caliber of the Intervention.

[PooPoo2U]

@Cptmorgon: still not a sonud argument.

A: a dragon's breath round is $10, but it'll shoot as well out of a 100 year old break-barrel as it would out of a remington 870, an important consideration considering that a 100 year old break barrel shotgun can be found cheap, an intervention costs $11.5 grand.

B: two different types of guns with no noticeable similarity.

[shinigamidragoon]

is it true that that you can feel alot of heat from those shells

[baronofcheese]

unlikely, the zirconium dust doesn't really catch fire until it's left the gun.