.22-06 Duplex

[Katya Mullethov]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfPZSxxPf1o

[Multigunner]

Multiple projectiles would still make sense for a beltfed meat eater built along the lines of the M60E6.

[CHeatermk3]

Modern day "Buck 'n ball"?

[Frank46]

There were some 7.62 U.S. rounds made with two bullets don't recall what they called it. 50 bmg had one with 3 bullets as well. Frank

[gew98]

There were some 7.62 U.S. rounds made with two bullets don't recall what they called it. 50 bmg had one with 3 bullets as well. Frank
Those 7,62 nato duplex rounds were neat . I had a partial belt of those green tipped wonders.Luckily a collector wanted them more than I wanted to shoot them and I traded them off to him . They were 68 dated - the examples I had. I believe they tried these in vietnam to some extent.

[leebuilder]

I have heard of these. There was a two ball version for the 03 springfield.
i tryed a two balls in 30-30. Worked quite well, would have to look up the load, but had both balls hit within 5" at 50m.

[rollingblock]

Two 175gr hollow base 45 colt slugs nestle nicely together in a 45-70.

[madsenshooter]

Multiply multiple bullets x a gatling's rate of fire. Awesome! Might not be a target round, but it'd be laying down a large area of lead.