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The guns themselves never really interested me, but the projectiles fascinated me and I've been wanting to see it reborn ever since, even if it means a single round costs as much as a .50 BMG round.
I eventually gone with a caseless + Gyrojet hybrid round for my sci fi drawings, the idea being to bypass the slow initial velocity by giving it caseless propellant in the back of the round, but then I learned that Bolters in 40k were already Gyrojets with a conventional charge for the initial firing... Only that it was cased instead of caseless and their reasoning for having that initial charge was some weird thing to do with warping the barrel.