Yes, I know the bottle in panel #1 doesn’t look a lot like the bottle the rest of the time. MOTHER FUCKING DEAL WITH IT.
Again, this stuff is real. If you want a “gift” for the beer lover in your life this Xmas, give ’em some donut ale. I guarantee, it’ll be a gift they remember forever. And they might set the hounds on you.
Mel and I have watched this video now more than we should have, over and over. I dunno, gun nerds, is this a good idea? Or is this a solution looking for a problem? I mean, I want one, duh, but I don’t understand the reasoning behind it. Mel says it’s like the razor blade wars thing: if the Mach III does great shaving your face, then the other companies had to come out with FOUR blades, FIVE blades, SIX FUCKING BLADES. I dunno.
Still do want one, tho.
Wow. That bacon-donut-ale sounds terrible.
Like that “pick yourself off the floor with a hangover after an all-night bender” kinda of regret-feeling. In a bottle.
I don’t see much use for three barrels, just in the fact that I’d rather have a semi-automatic with a large magazine capacity. Rate of Fire isn’t really one my top priorities when looking at shotguns. I did notice that when he opened the breach, the spent shells didn’t eject, which I really don’t like.
On another note, Chiappa’s Rhino seems like a fantastic idea that seems at once futuristic, and rustically simple. I wonder how it hasn’t been the standard in handguns for the last century.
Then you’ll probably be interested in this, too:
http://www.guns.com/gilboa-snake-double-barreled-ar-15-8752.html
I had no idea that Bacon Maple Ale had left Oregon. I feel like I should apologize for my state that we’ve exported that stuff instead of the donuts. Rogue also now offers a second Voodoo-inspired flavor, Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Ale. I admit I’m afraid to try it.
If this isn’t a hoax it’s plain retarded from a business and usefulness perspective.
Falls in as a purely shits and giggles gun like Iraqveteran8888’s superultimateninjafoodcourtzombietactical rifle (like Christmas on a gun)
Why have 3 barrels when you can have 4?
http://www.therpf.com/f9/phantasm-shotgun-prop-26468/
The rate-of-fire there is because he’s bump-firing it. Fantastic way to get banned-for-life from most ranges. Yes, I confess, I’ve bump-fired an SKS. WAAAAAAY out in the woods. And won’t do it anywhere near civilized people.
Practical? nope. But probably fun, and who needs a better reason then that?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM-DGaNmtA0
Looks like someone, or someone’s kid was playing Resident Evil 5 before a “new product idea” meeting.
Rogue’s ale was intended as a fond tribute to Voodoo Donuts and Maple Bacon Bars, two beloved treasures of my fair home city. I’m deeply sorry that your first impression of them is based on shitty beer.
But seriously, take a Portlander’s word for it: Put a strip of maple bacon onto your next maple bar. I promise it tastes much better than you’d think.
Oh, not my first Rogue by a long shot. When i want something dark and bitter, I usually go for Arrogant Bastard ale – a beer so good, they put my name on it.
No ejectors and a solution to a nonexistent problem in a firearm that looks heavy, yet still too short to get decent ballistics, likely with Chiappa’s trademark terrible trigger, marketed on rate of fire when you can only fire three rounds before time consuming reloading? I think I’ll give that one a pass. I’d still shoot one.
The mascot for their other gun is a rhino. I suggest a mascot for this gun:
http://www.vanessarodrigues.com/image/Blinky.gif
Nice user bro got a solthurn?
I haven’t seen many three barrel shotguns, I have however seen some four barreled guns (two on top, two on bottom) in old issues of American Rifleman. The multi-barrel shotgun has also been approached during Vietnam and the turbulence during the 60’s in four barrel and eight barrel variants (tear gas in the middle, two barrels top & bottom, two side to side).
For a good look at multi-barrel fighting shotguns, I recommend The World’s Fighting Shotguns which includes the eight barrel menace on the cover.
While I can see the convenience of having multiple chokes out in the field (explains why the shells don’t automatically eject too), I don’t see how this relates as a fighting shotgun (a choke on a fighting shotgun?). Maybe if they offered a different package for home defense.
Maybe I’d see it better after a few of those beers 🙂
A) Three-barrel shotgun. For the weight, I’ll take a single-barrel repeater with mag capacity. That just looks heavy.
B) Bacon-Maple bar ale: Been there, done that, burned the T-shirt. Okay (not great) on the nose, but the overwhelming flavor is of charred plastic.
Two comments:
First, that butt on the thigh shooting stance looks like a great way to give yourself a real kick in the nuts if you slip even slightly while, at the same time, minimizing accuracy.
Second, if Freud had ever seen that video, he would have had many happy hours analyzing the sundry subconcious symbolisms it displays.
Finally, Mr. Grant, I am enjoying the hell out of your new strip. Keep it coming, please!
Nah, I’ll take a Remington 1740 instead. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wV6WJxaJfRg
Mind you, I’m keeping my eye out for a decent drilling…
Interesting — the dude perfected it. The initial project, he shaved part of a baseball bat to make the pump grip.
that bacon beer is brewed 75 miles from where I live, I didn’t know rouge went that far east.