strange guns thread

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>>32182313
Does the NYPD's new Glock 17 count?

>>32182313
Was that made by AMD?
>how can we make this revolver better?
>MOAR CYLINDERS

Someone has the pic of the gun with around 50 cannons?

>>32182313
Whenever I see this thumbnail I get all excited that the cylinders are little hr giger style skull cylinders. Then I click on it and am immediately reminded and mildly disappointed

>>32182870
Does this actually function?

It looks like something out of that one gun-building flash game.

>>32182406
Auto nugget beta?

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>>32182469

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>>32185969

Kolibri. Enough said.

>>32182345
That must be a single shot, right? Or is there some space magic going on?

>>32182427
> no LAM on that side-rail
what a wasted opportunity

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>>32182313
Pneumatic muskets

>>32182872
>giger style skull cylinders
giger doesnt draw skulls. he draws dicks and vaginas.

>>32183024
It looks like it would.
Using Nugget as stock.
If I remember correctly AK safety doesn't block trigger so you would put it on and wire would pull trigger on nugget .

>>32186170
*pull->transfer pull to

>>32182345
Those rounds look too big to be .223 if that's a standard 1911 frame.

>>32182391
What's special about it?

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>>32185969
I kinda want that


Also have an insanely accurate gun designed by.. a blind man.

>>32186206
http://toyfj40.freeshell.org/GunPix/Margolin.html
>Blind Russian made a gun so accurate it was banned from competition

>>32186074
>by the power of dickskull!

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>>32186206
>>32186219
More conventional (not upside down) models of Margolin target pistols were popular around Europe in the 40s, 50s, and 60s.
They're really old school, but they're still good target pistols, and they can be found on the used market in Europe for about 300 BurgerBucks™ in good condition.

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A gundealership near where I live has one of these weird French scatterguns in stock.

I want it, but I can't justify spending 800 bucks on another shotgun right now (sadface emoji)

>>32185987
Taurus supreme court justice.jpg

>>32186066
I think the originals were actually rifled rather than smooth bore.

>>32186206
What is wrong with this world? First a kid builds a better smg than most companies in his garage and now a blind man makes extremely accurate guns. I need a drink.

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This could have been the world's first autocannon.

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>>32186647
A Swedish priest also invented a Revolver a few months after Colt invented his.
The priest had no idea someone had designed a revolver before he had.

Another priest in Scotland invented the percussion cap because he got tired of birds flying away at the sound of the flintlock mechanism when he was bird hunting.

>>32186678
If it actually worked.

If I recall correctly there is no evidence it was ever fired and some people who have had a good look at the gun are skeptical that it ever worked.

But at least it had a special chamber system for cube shaped bullets especially for shooting muslims, because the inventor was convinced cube shaped bullets would hurt more.

>>32186489
kek, underrated

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>>32186706
>The inventor was convinced cube-shaped bullets hurt more
AVE NEX ALEA

>>32186706
Here: http://gungeekfrag.tumblr.com/post/90208952936/weird-guns-puckle-gun

Yea round bullets were for christians and cube-shaped for muslims.

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Does anyone have any better picture of this unicorn?

>>32186074
Didn't he do both?
I recall some of the concepts for the xenomorph included skulls.

>>32186812
uhh... what?

>>32185969
but why

>>32186803
My home is cheaper than these guns...

>>32182345
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>>32186179
.308

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18th century folding stock.

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Revolver carbine, end of the 16th century.

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The Sjögren semi-auto shotgun.

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Some are to have found the movement of the bolt carrier a bit unnerving.

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Breech-loading handgonne with removable chamberpiece, you'd probably keep a few pre-loaded extras handy. This one's ca 1480, but a very similar one, working in exactly the same way, can be seen in an illustration ca 1450.

>>32187184
Explain.

>>32187326
straight blowback self-loading shotgun
what is there to explain?

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https://www.full30.com/video/d70ccf848ac5a4f70ab2da05ed0c0f05

Finally there is some content on this mythical beast of a gun the Winchester Liberator

Thanks Based Ian

>>32187073
because freedom!

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>>32186178
How do you fire just the AK?

>>32187465
>straight blowback self-loading shotgun

It's inertia locked, not straight blowback.

It's a very early semi-auto shotgun that hit the market at the same time as the Browning Auto-5.
But it was actually invented before the Auto-5

>>32186066
Those are wonderful. I would love one.

>>32187172
Somebody explain to me why it took another 300 years for revolvers to become standardized guns.
I realize that it would be expansive to make this things, but so was plate armour. Why weren't there groups of nobles who could afford bullet proof plate and revolvers and stick together to form some elite forces? They could have wrecked shit.