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May 13, 2009, 02:54:37 PM »
Yes they did test it in the dirt. They took it to a firing range and fired it electronically. It rolled backward with authority. No more unweildy than any other large wheeled field piece.
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I'd imagine something like that would have a tendency to turn a little if you were to fire the bbls starting from one side.
In what sequence did they fire the bbls?
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That was clear last week... I do remember they fired all barrels at once and several barrels at a time...
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