I want one....

[Capper]

but....would it be good for deer hunting?

After years of development, a new class of weapon that uses computer-controlled electronic ignition instead of primers to fire projectiles may be finally taking its much coveted place in the U.S. military inventory.
Brisbane, Australia-based Metal Storm has delivered a four-barrel weapon to the Naval Surface Warfare Center for testing that uses a small electrical current instead a conventional firing pin to deliver stacked rounds at an astounding rate.
How astounding? Try 1 million rounds per minute. That's the rate, by the way, not the volume; still, there's no way you want to be anywhere near the wrong end of one of these puppies.

YouTube - Metal Storm

[Beetle Bailey]

Where in the Hell is the front of the line?!!! I want to be FIRST. I don't think that it will be very popular with the DEER hunters either. Unless, the hunt by the herd.