The unusual Pancor Jackhammer uses an action similar to that of the Webley-Fosbery self-loading revolver of World War I. When firing, the barrel drives back a piston that operates the action, engaging a groove in the cylinder which turns it and presents a new shell for firing. Because used remain in the cylinder, the Jackhammer avoids the problems associated with bullpup designs, notably the ejection of cartridges close to a shooters face. On full automatic, the magazine is emptied in 2.5 seconds. The compensator holds the weapon down when firing at that rate. #assault #bullpup #cd184 #coasterdude184 #jackhammer #pancor #shotgun #weapon
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