The Pancor Jack hammer is a machine gun that appears in Conflict: Global Terror. It is the primary weapon of David Jones.
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| - The Pancor Jack hammer is a machine gun that appears in Conflict: Global Terror. It is the primary weapon of David Jones.
- La Pancor Jackhammer es el modelo de escopeta de combate más potente que se puede encontrar en la Costa Oeste. Posee una buena capacidad de ataque, un alcance más que decente y la habilidad de disparar ráfagas capaces de infligir cuantiosos daños a enemigos situados a corta distancia. Se trata de un arma completa y eficiente, pues pese a su potencia, el diseño "bullpup" hace que sea bastante fiable y precisa.
- The Pancor Jackhammer is a fully automatic, rotary magazine, 12 gauge shotgun. Designed in 1984 by John Anderson, and patented in 1987. The concept of a fully automatic shotgun has not taken hold with the military, or with law enforcement, due to the difficulty of controlling such a weapon. Only three prototypes were constructed, with two of the three exploding during testing; only one survives today, in the hands of a private collector. However, the shotgun's futuristic appearance has made it popular in action films and video games.
- The Pancor Corporation Jackhammer is a 12 gauge, gas-operated automatic weapon. It is one of very few fully automatic shotguns, and although patented in 1987, it never entered full scale production. Only a few working prototypes of the Jackhammer were ever built; some sources state that only two fully automatic prototypes exist. In the late 1990s, the current owner of the design, Mark III, attempted to sell the patents, prototypes, and production rights for $350,000. Nonetheless, its distinctive appearance and futuristic stylish design has made it popular in action television programs, films, and video games.
- The Pancor Jackhammer is an American fully-automatic shotgun designed by the guns maker John Andersen and the Pancor Corporation in 1984. It didn't sold any example, but it'sfuturist looking appearance made it popular in many video-games.
- The Pancor Jackhammer was a prototype bullpup full auto shotgun. It featured a rotating revolver type magazine that held ten 12-gauge shells. If you want to use one in the apocalypse, good luck on finding one. There is an element of unreality in featuring the Jackhammer in any context, as the weapon never made it past prototype stage; only two guns were ever made. Those two guns had problems with magazine grooves needing to be manufactured to extremely tight tolerances for the weapon to cycle correctly; typically, the
- The Pancor Jackhammer is a prototype full-auto shotgun designed by John A. Anderson of the New Mexico-based Pancor Industries in 1984, and was patented three years later. It could fire 12 gauge shotshells at a rate of 240 rounds per minute, making it quite a potent weapon. In Thing-Thing Arena 1 and Thing-Thing Arena 3, the ammo for the weapon is gun-specific, meaning that you'll have to grab other Jackhammers from the enemies in order to replenish your supply, and it can be scarce at times. The reload time for the Jackhammer in Thing-Thing Arena 3 is rather slow, so being patient is key.
- The Jackhammer automatic shotgun was developed by the US firearms designer John Andersen, who requested patents for the basic design of this shotgun in 1984. Since that time and until the late 1990s he continued to develop and improve his basic design but as far as I know failed to attract any serious buyers. In fact, only few working prototypes of the Jackhammer were ever built. Some sources stated that only two fully automatic prototypes are exist, and the Jane's Defense Library 2000 stated that the development is complete but production never began. At my opinion, the Jackhammer is a solution that still to have a question, and it possess some questionable features that can distract any serious military or police buyer. But, anyway, it is interesting design and well deserves its place bo
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| - The Pancor Jack hammer is a machine gun that appears in Conflict: Global Terror. It is the primary weapon of David Jones.
- La Pancor Jackhammer es el modelo de escopeta de combate más potente que se puede encontrar en la Costa Oeste. Posee una buena capacidad de ataque, un alcance más que decente y la habilidad de disparar ráfagas capaces de infligir cuantiosos daños a enemigos situados a corta distancia. Se trata de un arma completa y eficiente, pues pese a su potencia, el diseño "bullpup" hace que sea bastante fiable y precisa.
- The Pancor Jackhammer is a fully automatic, rotary magazine, 12 gauge shotgun. Designed in 1984 by John Anderson, and patented in 1987. The concept of a fully automatic shotgun has not taken hold with the military, or with law enforcement, due to the difficulty of controlling such a weapon. Only three prototypes were constructed, with two of the three exploding during testing; only one survives today, in the hands of a private collector. However, the shotgun's futuristic appearance has made it popular in action films and video games.
- The Pancor Corporation Jackhammer is a 12 gauge, gas-operated automatic weapon. It is one of very few fully automatic shotguns, and although patented in 1987, it never entered full scale production. Only a few working prototypes of the Jackhammer were ever built; some sources state that only two fully automatic prototypes exist. In the late 1990s, the current owner of the design, Mark III, attempted to sell the patents, prototypes, and production rights for $350,000. Nonetheless, its distinctive appearance and futuristic stylish design has made it popular in action television programs, films, and video games.
- The Jackhammer automatic shotgun was developed by the US firearms designer John Andersen, who requested patents for the basic design of this shotgun in 1984. Since that time and until the late 1990s he continued to develop and improve his basic design but as far as I know failed to attract any serious buyers. In fact, only few working prototypes of the Jackhammer were ever built. Some sources stated that only two fully automatic prototypes are exist, and the Jane's Defense Library 2000 stated that the development is complete but production never began. At my opinion, the Jackhammer is a solution that still to have a question, and it possess some questionable features that can distract any serious military or police buyer. But, anyway, it is interesting design and well deserves its place both here and in the general firearms history. The Jackhammer is a gas operated, fully automatic only shotgun. The gas system of the Jackhammer consists of the gas cylinder, formed around the movable barrel.
- The Pancor Jackhammer is a prototype full-auto shotgun designed by John A. Anderson of the New Mexico-based Pancor Industries in 1984, and was patented three years later. It could fire 12 gauge shotshells at a rate of 240 rounds per minute, making it quite a potent weapon. In Thing-Thing Arena 1 and Thing-Thing Arena 3, the ammo for the weapon is gun-specific, meaning that you'll have to grab other Jackhammers from the enemies in order to replenish your supply, and it can be scarce at times. The reload time for the Jackhammer in Thing-Thing Arena 3 is rather slow, so being patient is key. However, that isn't the case in Thing-Thing 3 and Thing-Thing 4, where shotshells can be used interchangeably between it, the Benelli M4, the Striker-12 (Thing-Thing 3), and USAS-12 (Thing-Thing 4). While the Jackhammer is a powerful weapon, it's best used at close range, like any other shotgun featured throughout the series.
- The Pancor Jackhammer is an American fully-automatic shotgun designed by the guns maker John Andersen and the Pancor Corporation in 1984. It didn't sold any example, but it'sfuturist looking appearance made it popular in many video-games.
- The Pancor Jackhammer was a prototype bullpup full auto shotgun. It featured a rotating revolver type magazine that held ten 12-gauge shells. If you want to use one in the apocalypse, good luck on finding one. There is an element of unreality in featuring the Jackhammer in any context, as the weapon never made it past prototype stage; only two guns were ever made. Those two guns had problems with magazine grooves needing to be manufactured to extremely tight tolerances for the weapon to cycle correctly; typically, the guns could only manage two or three shots sequentially before failing to cycle. The weapon's design was also cumbersome and uncomfortable to shoot. A well-known fact is that more Jackhammers have appeared in fiction than ever existed in real life. The Jackhammer was designed in 1984 by John A. Anderson, founder of Pancor Industries, which was based out of New Mexico. Apparently, there were several foreign governments that were interested in the design, even going so far as to order initial production units once they had been readied for shipping. The design was held up for production due to testing by the US Department of Defense and it was eventually rejected. With no customers and little interest in the design, Pancor Industries soon went bankrupt, and all of their assets were sold off, including the prototypes that had been constructed. The Jackhammer had a fire rate of 240 rounds per minute, and weighed 4.57 kilograms. It had a length of 78.7 centimetres, with a barrel length of 52.5 centimetres. The weapon's method of rotation utilised an operating rod to rotate the cylinder, a method also used by the Webley-Fosbery semi-automatic revolver. The Jackhammer was also classified as a machine gun under the National Firearms Act of 1934.
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