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Originally posted by faust23EDR:
[QUOTE]anyway,im suggesting that supremely unrealistic propositions shouldnt be hinted at in the first place ie. glock 9mm killing a t rex

OK, dude. What caliber should I be using?

Got an elephant gun or two?

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Originally posted by Braling II:
Anyone besides me know whence cometh the gauging of shotguns?
I found it quite interesting.

I do! But I'd hate to 'bore' you ...

Braling II, I have no clue but would appreciate being elucidated by you in this regard!

Elucidate is a good word.

Elucidate

Isn't that an e-date with someone named Luci ? At least that's the modern translation, no?

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Originally posted by robertp:

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Originally posted by faust23EDR:
[QUOTE]anyway,im suggesting that supremely unrealistic propositions shouldnt be hinted at in the first place ie. glock 9mm killing a t rex

OK, dude. What caliber should I be using?

im sure i went over this in my previous post

A 9mm would not do it, but a .44 magnum or even a .357 magnum probably would depending on the range as they are not long range rounds. The .44 magnum is a common caliber for lever-action rifles. A properly choked shotgun blast in the proper place with the right shot would probably do the trick.

But one should really go with a big bore rifle in such an instance

i don't think it would be possible, you would need something more powerful to take down a t-rex. Those things are big,and probably had thick skins. maybe a well-aimed bazooka would do the job.

Here http://www.khou.com/news/local...-kill.1d16d111e.html is a T-Rex killer in the making.