Comments by "Shawn R" (@shawnr771) on "Pieper's 7-Barrel Mitrailleuse: Like a Shotgun But Accurate" video.

Never try anything Paul does at home. GO TO THE RANGE!
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He wasnt poor. His was master craftsman who probably got paid very very well for his work. People with that level of skill get paid or they go find another job.
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@MrCatandMe If would like a practical no politic channel about actual shooting and comparisions of ammo, weapons and potential usages for home defense check out Paul Harrell. Start with the .22 for home defense video.
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@littlegrabbiZZ9PZA I like seeing the innovations from a hundred years ago that some people today call new and improved.
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lmao. Go for I got a range in my backyard now.
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Interesting thought.
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@halo7oo It is not black powder. It takes rimfire .22 and .32.
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@MrMisterDerp Yes I have but someone that skilled enjoys it.
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Possibly .22 Long Rifle was introduced in 1884.
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@agoogleaccount2861 They used to have a .22 Long.
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Shooting .22 s at hogs is pretty much a waste of time unless you can hit them in the head and have enough velocity to penetrate the skull. Not sure .22 Long Rifle was a thing in 1898 so relegated to Long and Shorts. They certainly did not have CCI minimags. The .32 version might be a little better but still probably have to be a head shot for a kill. At the this weapon came out my choice for hogs would be a lever action 30 30. Would not want to mess around with anything smaller and in case you missed this rifle is not exactly reloadable quickly.
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