every title on youtube i saw of the same gun shows .700 nitro express
They got it wrong. This is an old video and it has been renamed many times. You can also do a search for .577 T-Rex and this is one of the first to come up.
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every title on youtube i saw of the same gun shows .700 nitro express
because of its design flaws... but that is a conversation for another day.
I want to shoot the .910 round it looks ridiculous.
No argument about design flaws. The truth is that anything bigger than a .500 has no practical use for hunting. You can stop anything in it's tracks with one of the .500s. Just as the video shows, when it gets bigger than that it might as well be a single shot because you can forget about a follow up shot because of recoil. You could make it manageable with a good muzzle break, but one shot without hearing protection would probably cause permanent hearing loss. Forget about using ear plugs. The last thing I would want to do is reduce my ability to hear when I'm slipping through thick cover looking for a pissed off Cape Buffalo. Sure, you could wear some of the electronic ear muffs, but they change how things sound and I just don't trust them. My personal choice for a serious "smack them to the ground" stopping round is the .458 LOTT. You really could drop a T-Rex with one. LOL!
I stood in the aftermath of one of those mortars exploding in the tube. Except there were 4 guys standing right next to it when it happened. Well what was left of them.
That clip is part of a longer one that talks about the reverse trajectory system used by the military to target mortar attacks. Either situation must be unpleasant to walk upon.