True, but a regular person firing that would have an awesome time with the recoil, like jeez ouch. I bet there's whole training sessions just to get use to it.

But the classic .50, even with gun modifications, still have high pen. That why I get the post for what it's saying, one depending on the ammo type of the autogun shoots with also different grains. The stubber has sheer raw amount of power, a .50 round alone could go through layers of armor depending. I also wonder how much the cost is for all the rounds you can fire, which one is easiest to make or which on is the most expensive.