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February 27th 04, 10:28 AM
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"Eunometic" wrote in message om... (Tony Williams) wrote in message om... (championsleeper) wrote in message . com... Hi, Since high muzzle velocity would not be so critical for the accuracy of such weapons since the gudience would compensate for fall off and target velocity changes it might be possible to return to lower velocity guns conceived more like the German WW2 MK 103 which was incredibly compact and traded velocity for explosive load. For ultra long ranges rocket boosted guided cannon shells might be used. And then you omit the cannon and call it a Sidewinder Keith 
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