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Topic	lmao my friend bought a goddamn Desert Eagle
IfGodCouldDie 01/20/20 9:21:18 AM #30:	Pogo_Marimo posted... The .50 AE caliber models are probably the best selling DEs by virtue of what that type of customer is looking for, but the .44 Mag and .429 models are pretty common still. It could go either way. To be honest, a more discerning gun owner would probably pick it up in the .44 Mag, because at that caliber it is a somewhat pleasant range gun. Even .50 AE DEs are more pleasant to shoot than .50 AE revolvers though, which is the way most people probably experience the cartridge. It's not a huge difference, but the springs that operate the gas system will help delay some of the reciprocal mass at least. Still, anyone that tells you they like to take a .50 AE DE to the range and shoot it for a couple hours is lying. The ammo is expensive and the bruising you'll get on your hand after a few magazines will be annoying at best. The gun is a novelty. Get a nice 9mm handgun in service size and you can shoot all day. It was at the range that I shot it. Now I'm trying to remember if it was a revolver or not, I dont think it was because im pretty confident that I would have been kind of surprised to see it as a revolver. (I'm not much of a gun guy, but I do enjoy shooting them.) --- Mind post. XBL:Cyanide Sucker PSN:IfGodCouldDie IGN:SuperPattyCakes FC: SW-1615-6159-5504 <cite>IfGodCouldDie posted [p:933217946] in lmao my fr... [t:78344578]...</cite> <quote>Pogo_Marimo posted... </cite> <quote>The .50 AE caliber models are probably the best selling DEs by virtue of what that type of customer is looking for, but the .44 Mag and .429 models are pretty common still. It could go either way. To be honest, a more discerning gun owner would probably pick it up in the .44 Mag, because at that caliber it is a somewhat pleasant range gun. Even .50 AE DEs are more pleasant to shoot than .50 AE revolvers though, which is the way most people probably experience the cartridge. It's not a huge difference, but the springs that operate the gas system will help delay some of the reciprocal mass at least. Still, anyone that tells you they like to take a .50 AE DE to the range and shoot it for a couple hours is lying. The ammo is expensive and the bruising you'll get on your hand after a few magazines will be annoying at best. The gun is a novelty. Get a nice 9mm handgun in service size and you can shoot all day.</quote>It was at the range that I shot it. Now I'm trying to remember if it was a revolver or not, I dont think it was because im pretty confident that I would have been kind of surprised to see it as a revolver. (I'm not much of a gun guy, but I do enjoy shooting them.) --- Mind post. XBL:Cyanide Sucker PSN:IfGodCouldDie IGN:SuperPattyCakes FC: SW-1615-6159-5504</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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