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The Pedersen Device is an attachment developed during World War I for the M1903 Springfield rifle that allowed it to fire a short 0.30 (7.62 mm) caliber intermediate cartridge in semi-automatic mode. This wonder weapon was developed to allow infantry to dramatically increase their rate of fire while on the move, while also allowing the rifle to be used in conventional bolt action mode for long-range fire from the trenches.
Wiki page with lots more info – HERE
It does not include a magazine, so you’d have to procure one before you got to use this beauty. I’m sure anyone that would pay $23,000 for this device probably wouldn’t be shooting with it though.
Designed to carry 1000 rounds of belted 7.62 ammo with 75 rounds in the chute connecting the backpack to the weapon.
Back on July 1st, 2009 a 30-year-old man distraught over a divorce was booked on suspicion of murder after he walked into a Simi Valley, CA dental office and allegedly shot and killed his wife and wounded three others.
Jamie Peredes allegedly walked into the office and began firing an SKS semiautomatic assault rifle.
SKS ASSAULT rifle? Wow I didn’t know they made those with select fire :roll:
Full Story at the L.A. Times – HERE
One of the other ladies that was working there (Lydia Carranza) managed to survive a gunshot to the chest. According to the recent story on NBC L.A. the bullet entered her breast and deflated the implant. The bullet fragments were millimeters away from her heart and her vital organs.
According to Wikipedia, Breast implants are either filled with saline or silicon gel. Although it sounds unbelievable that a sack full of a liquid similar to water could stop a 7.62x39mm round, if you have ever shot at bottles of water you know how it can slow down a bullet, and destroy the integrity of it.
I believe this a lot more than the bullet proof fat story from a few days ago. If the gunman indeed carried out the shooting with an SKS, Due to the high energy of the round, I would imagine that Lydia Carranza was either quite a distance away from the shooter, or even got hit due to a ricochet or another indirect method. It seems improbable that she would have lived if it was a direct hit at close range. Who knows though… stranger things have happened.
Look how much his ear lobes are stretched too. He should have went all the way and put some 37mm (grenade! :P) rounds through them!
Definitely not a look you would catch me sporting.