Cause I don’t want to make it again. At some point I will have to do it.

The gun lifting is far too slow but the struggle to control the recoil is a cool little addition. The hammer sits too far down and the sounds are kinda weak to the ears. The mag release is really nice except for a small bit of clipping between the mag and the bottom piece of the handle. The slide pull isn’t nessesary when when the chamber hasn’t been emptied of a round but it’s done nice except for the like of layering and thst weighty feeling. I’d also recommend no recycling the firing animation over and over for every shot. It’s more satisfying when the shooter is moving and trying to stablize his aim.

Depleted uranium rounds for one are commonly used in anti tank armor for the reason that it allows the round to counter a tanks depleted uranium armor for one. 2, there is the rifle itself with an AR15 platform reciever, so the round cannot fit through the magwell. The gun also has an oddly shaped and oddly long recoil stock, increasing the likelyhood of a dislocated shoulder. The overall gun looks a little bent and the weapon looks rather flimsy. Back to the round now, the 20mm round should also be larger than it is, cause currently it looks like a 338. Lapua. The use of tungsten though is practical and is currently being used now. The only problem with it is how expensive it is compared to depleted uranium. But lastly, where do the gases exit this thing? It’s got a big barrel but no venting for the gases to escape. Which this is an issue because the recoil is gonna be like 7 times more intense. That and the bullet fighting with the gases will screw up the accuracy within the barrel and cause the gun to break and wear down real quick.

Yeah, so this is perfect.

Sacrifices infortunatly had to be made for this one. Can’t give up those edge gradients.

Understandable. It always raises my blood pressure when I go to use a custom figure but the figures are all named in the way you just explained.

I have several things to say….
All of them to do with practicality of this thing.

Moments captured before disaster.