In which a large man demonstrates the 1918 Tankgewehr, with maniacal cackling and a truly disturbing outcome for the ballistic gel zombie, even by Kentucky Ballistics standards.

Note also the bit at the end in which Scott attempts to shoulder-fire the thing, which should give you something of an appreciation of the power of witches. Yoshika had a slightly hard time with it, but she's also so much smaller than Scott that she could wear him for power armor.

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LAST EDITED ON May-12-26 AT 02:36 PM (EDT)
 
I was surprised to see that the problem with shoulder-firing a Tankgewehr is that it's so long and so heavy that holding it up for enough time to aim properly is a nontrivial feat of strength. Yeah, it's comically huge, but sat on a table by itself it's not obvious that it's that much longer and heavier than, say, an M1903 Springfield.