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roninneko (12/25/2015) [-] 
American soldier of unknown unit is providing suppressing fire with his M240 light machinegun while an A-10 Thunderbolt "Warthog" conducts strafing runs with its GAU-8 Avenger 30mm rotary cannon.
The high steady hum that you hear like someone ripping a fart is the A-10's 30mm cannon firing at 4,200 rounds per minute, with rounds moving so fast you hear the impact before the sound of the cannon firing. The mix of depleted uranium armor-piercing and high-explosive rounds has roughly the same effect on target as hitting it with a 40mm grenade launcher... 70 times per second.
Pic related 70 times. Git rekt.
The high steady hum that you hear like someone ripping a fart is the A-10's 30mm cannon firing at 4,200 rounds per minute, with rounds moving so fast you hear the impact before the sound of the cannon firing. The mix of depleted uranium armor-piercing and high-explosive rounds has roughly the same effect on target as hitting it with a 40mm grenade launcher... 70 times per second.
Pic related 70 times. Git rekt.
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franksteinphd ONLINE (12/24/2015) [-] >That bitch aint goin no where
I dont know why but I lost it
I dont know why but I lost it
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batmanbeyonddgrave ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] well yeah, me too. It just seems like everyone is focusing on the sweet ass gun, and not the legitimate terror in his voice.
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sgtmajjohnson ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] I like how the GAU-8 has a similar cadence to his (M249 or M240b? can't tell). It makes it sound like its big brother.
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sgtmajjohnson ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Thanks to you and KoCChampion. I actually thought so, but I'm not familiar enough with the 240b and I know both are widely used, so I didn't want to assume.
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backupclover (12/25/2015) [-] I can't imagine how terrifying it must be for an enemy to hear that and to know that ****** was pointed at you.
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sharklazers (12/25/2015) [-] If it's pointed at the enemy, they wouldn't hear it. The rounds go so fast you hear the impact before the sound of the firing.
