The .600 Nitro Express Magnum
The .600 Nitro Express Magnum
WHAT IT IS: A couple of engineers working at the phonetically terrifying company Pfeifer-Zeliska were doing shots one day with the boys from Smith & Wesson and the boys from IMI. They all got to bragging about who could make the biggest gun and eventually all three groups swore to best the other. They got together the next week and presented their creations.
IMI brought a huge movie star handgun; the prototype of the Desert Eagle. Smith and Wesson presented the 500, an enormous Freudian magnum. The guys from Pfeifer-Zeliska just smiled condescendingly, dropped their pants, and presented the THIS.
The .600 NEH is the largest pistol in the world, and fires the second largest bullet in the world. It is actually a larger caliber than the infamous Barrett.
With a gun like this, terms like “shot placement”, “cover”, “body armor” and “armored vehicle” no longer mean quite as much. It’s also a masterfully crafted Austrian firearm. The Nitro Express Magnum is a big, powerful, trustworthy gun. So what’s the problem?
WATCH THE VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8fSI...om=PL&index=20
No more needs to be said.
WHERE YOU MIGHT HAVE SEEN IT: The .600 Nitro has yet to be featured in a film, but it does bear an odd resemblance to Hellboy’s Samaritan.
HOW TO MAKE IT BETTER: Two words: robotic wrists.
