If two neutron stars collided would there be high density "chunks" left over?

Question

What might happen if two neutron stars had a high energy collision? What would the "fragmented" debris look like?

Answer 1

The gravity at the point of collision would be far to intense

for any "chunks" to escape.

You'd get a larger, hotter neutron star or a black hole.

Answer 2

Do some reading on gamma ray bursters - colliding neutron stars is one of the current theories to explain them.  

Answer 3

The fragmented matter would probably force itself into a sphere, that is, if all the debris doesn't fall back into itself (which is certain).

Answer 4

I doubt there would be much, if any debris left from the collision of two neutron stars, whose combined mass would collapse at once into a black hole. Any debris from the collision would likely be swallowed immediately.