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April 22nd 04, 04:16 PM
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In article , Jim Yanik
wrote: (Harry Andreas) wrote in : Titanium would be hideously expensive for a survival weapon, especially as applied to moving parts in a gun. And the light weight would create eye-tearing recoil. Any bear defense load would generate too much recoil. Smith & Wesson makes a titanium/scandium .357 Magnum revolver,and the recoil I'm told is hard,but still useable. They may also make a .44Mag model,I'm not sure. I'm familiar with the S&W Titanium. He was talking about a shotgun though, and a 12 Ga slug load generates about 10X the specific impulse of a .357 load. Ouch. -- Harry Andreas Engineering raconteur 
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