The Colt Defender, Another insurgency weapon from the 60s, 12x 20ga barrels. Some of the prototypes had a tear gas/pepper spray gun in the center of the barrels.

A Lancaster pistol, Apparently they where popular with British officers in the late 19th century.

>>6574

Huh... so Painkiller wasn't completely fucking crazy with it's 5-barrelled shotgun.

I've always thought palm pistols were fairly neat. I remember seeing a "glove gun" too, the idea was to shoot bullets when you punched something I guess. It was most likely a fantasy weapon though, or a prototype that never got used like the gunsword.

Obligatory.

>>6576
'Glove gun' was real. Was for totally fucking someone up when you punch them. Didn't really take off due to competition from the less complex and considerably cheaper 'knife.'

the Special Purpose Individual Weapon or SPIW.
It fires sub-caliber saboted flechette rounds.

>>6600
what?

>>6576
>Shoots when you punch someone
you mean this?

I have no clue how to use this gun.

here's another good one of mine

maybe I should be namefagging all this.

unfortunately a lot of them I have no real info on just the pics.

>>6612
>>6613
>>6614
GENTLEMEN.

>>6615

Lol....

>>6611
the V goes around your thumb, since the handle is so short, they put the top section to keep it from slipping out of your grip. (yay, MSpaint!)

>>6625
thanks
also I'm not done I just have a whole ass load of tabs open.
getting back to my dump of strange guns.

>>6625
actually kinda reminds me of how you hold this gun/knife
I'm getting one of these to they kick ass.

derringer ftw

>>6615
TF2?

the name of this gun is the filename.

I have more but I don't really want to dump them because this isn't really the right thread most of my other pics are fucked up weapons.

forgot this.

here's a fucked up one.

Guess I'm done here.
for now.

Not really a weapon but it's a interesting photo, It's the USS Wright, a WWII-era light aircraft carrier that was converted into a Continuation of Command ship.

>>6653

Seriously? How intere.......Get the fuck out..=|

The .577/450 Martini-Henry "Bira Gun", It was only used by Nepal and was produced from 1896 to 1897, The guns where produced individually.

Close up of the crank and receiver.

>>6662

Double-barreled DP-28?

This is an odd weapon.

... and this is what it fires.

>>6722
>>6723
That's an underwater AK. Basically the Soviets wanted their dumb, illiterate peasants to be able to fight underwater too. I think it's effective out to 45 feet above water if I remember right. Also, firing it above water damages it. So much for the robustness of the AK.

>>6760
You wouldn't be so flippant if Russian Scuba-Divers were shooting fucking NAILS at you on full auto. Fucking terrifying.

>>6764
If Russian scuba-divers were shooting their needles at me then they would be doing it wrong. I find the dark sea water 10x more frightening than that gun, so I'd never be under-fucking-water.

>>6771
They'll nail you in the kneecaps then drag you in with them.

glove gun

ring gun

>>6794
omg omg digital stubber

>>6722
Does US and A have something similar in they army?

>>6633

I thought that thing was just a balisong (butterfly) knife until I looked at the pic closer.

>>6823
I seem to recall some kind of multi-barreled, hand-held spear gun for underwater operation. Don't recall much else though. Maybe someone else will know it.

>>6823
We've got the H&K P11, We used to use something called the "Underwater Defense Gun Mark 1 Mod 0" which was apparently the same thing but bulkier.

>>6637
I almost bought one of those things at a gun show today.

>>6637
that's a stupid fucking gun

>>6792
Well fuck. I'm screwed then :-\

>>6574
As I recall, it wasn't meant as an insurgency weapon. It was meant to be a law enforcement weapon from the ground up.

M-388 Davy Crockett the only rifle that fires nukes

>>6958
Remember the Alamo...

>>6573

It actually looks like that thing a doctor would use to look into your ear.

>>7117

An otoscope? Yeah I can see it, the handle is kind of a giveaway though

>>6958

HI THERE

>>7310

I think you meant to post this. Just saying.

i'll juat leave this here.

>>6792
Touche good sir

Also, I dunno what the shit this thing is (shooped maybe?)

>>7392 the same guys made it

>>6641
That goddamned fucking epic,as is so much of this thread.

What the fuck is that?

>>8277

why would you do that

why

>>8294

looks like the L85 is it was made in a different time period

>>6958
Looks like a bomb on a pulsejet, but it lacks fuel and air intake.. :/

New Daewoo AR, Koreans do guns better than cars

>>8362
WTF is that firing?

>>8365
20mm Airburst grenades and 5.56 mm NATO.

>>8362
lol massive scope, reminds me of F2000...

Check.
Check Check.
MURDER. SLASH.
THAT'S GOOD!

>>8293
I can't be the only one that laughed at this.

>>8374
Read the filename, its from Star Wars.

>>8278
DO WANT. Think I seen it before but I don't recall the name.

i have a few.

it almost looks like this one fires square bullets.

>>6574

Does this count even though it's just a regular mp5 in a special briefcase.

In 1862 John Gilleland, dentist, builder and mechanic, designed the double-barreled cannon. It was cast in Athens, Georgia, for a cost of $350. The two barrels have a divergence of 3 degrees, and the cannon was designed to shoot simultaneously two cannon balls connected with a chain to "mow the enemy down like scythe cuts wheat".

Gilleland's invention was a failure. First tested on 22 April 1862, and aimed at a target of two upright poles, uneven detonation of the powder and casting imperfections in the barrels gave the connected balls a spinning movement in an off-center direction, with witnesses reporting that on it first firing it "plowed up about an acre of ground, tore up a cornfield, mowed down saplings, and then the chain broke, the two balls going in different directions."

On its second firing the chain shot across the horizon and into a thicket of pine. "[The] thicket of young pines at which it was aimed looked as if a narrow cyclone or a giant mowing machine had passed through", reported another witness.

On its third firing the chain snapped immediately and one ball tore into a nearby cabin, knocking down its chimney, the other spun off erratically and struck a nearby cow, killing it instantly. Gilleland considered the test-firings a success.

Gilleland tried to promote his invention to the Confederate States Army's arsenal in Augusta, Georgia, where it was found unfit for its purpose. He continued to try to promote his invention to other military leaders around Augusta, but failed to interest anyone. Finally his contraption was used as a signal gun in Athens to warn against advancing Yankees.

On 27 July 1864, the cannon was fired after a report was heard of several thousand Union soldiers approaching Monroe, Georgia. However, this report turned out to be false. The cannon disappeared in 1891 and was found again ten years later under a rock pile by a boy looking for lizards.

i found a lever-action pistol.

No bullshit, this is my 44mag Mateba Auto Revolver

>>8575
That's a mare's leg. Not that uncommon, also, in most places, not too legal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare%27s_leg

>>8302
Grozna, shoots 9x39 rounds

>>6958
>>7323
the fat man from fallout 3 was based off of that actually.

ammunition was dubbed the "backpack nuke" because it was carried in a special round, drum-like case worn on the back. The nuclear warhead was powerful enough to level about a block in its strongest variant.

Not exactly sure if it made the Fallout 3-ish mini mushroom cloud or if there was an EMP involved or not but goddamn I wanna fire one.

Never leave home without your axe gun

>>9097
Meh, go to any marine/army museum that has stuff from 18th and 19th century and youll see tons of that stuff.

>>9104
it may not be obscure, but it sure is interesting anyway

The trigger guard on this thing looks like a miniature bayonet...

>>9110
Eh? Its two pistol grips and a folding stock.

>>9108
Agreed.

Mac 10 Carbine, anyone?

>>9110
>>9114
Oh dear, it's a samefag.

>>9141
Sorry to disappoint but No... Though it seems the pics came from the same website because I seen his there.

>>9136 shoop

>>9143
Not necessarily. In order to have a fixed stock you have to have a 16inch barrel to get around the National Firearms Act. This is done by manufactures so they can use existing pistol receiver parts already in production to expand their sales base.

>>9114
So you're saying that the big pointy trigger guard is actually a second pistol-grip? It looks to me like it's designed to be used to stab people, hence my mini-bayonet comment.

>>6640

Summary: weighs 3.4kgs, fires .45acp, has a laser projector and the suppressor brings the sound down to that of an air rifle.

The point of an under-barrel flashlight is to illuminate your path, not THE WHOLE FUCKING COUNTRY

>>9294
Yeah never mind the other thousand accessories.

>>7556
The Korobov TKB-022 is my favorite bullpup... Bakelite tech FTW.

This is my favorite kinda odd weapon,A Schwarlose 7.65mm Self Loading Pistol. Austrian made.

>>9476

I like to imagine this only works because they believe it will.

>>9476
>Hmmm. This looks dangerous.
>Wire wrapping needs moved further forward.
>There that should do it.
>Anyone got a light?

Austrian 2mm pinfire

>>9486
i could maybe use that as an expensive bug killer. 2mm is fucking tiny.

2mm blanks are about 5 dollar each.

>>9685
wasn't aware this was a photoshop thread

>>6637

looks like an uberly bulky version of the judge.

>>6600
steyr crossed with a mini mi much? :D

>>6613

That is a naval gun used by sailors/marines in the 18/19th century for boarding enemy ships.

bitch

>>9898
Who are these drive-by trolling faggots?
They keep making trollish replies with no reference.

I wonder what happens if you let it fall...

I Think this is so full of win

>>9947
and I think you are full of fail. This thread is for real, existing weapons. If I am mistaken, maybe I should make up my schematic for a semi-automatic rabid unicorn catapult.

>>9967
Belt or Magazine Fed?

Sure is failchan in here...

>>9968
probably going to have to go with magazine fed on this one

obscure bomber here

Volcanic pistol, precursor to the revolver. Guy on a gun board I'm on made one, used shortened .40 sw.

Guitar Warfare!

the range of the davy crockett was less than the blast radius of the nuke it fired.

No punt guns?

>>10087
You know you could of Googled a real guitar gun image instead of posting a photoshopped one.

>>10301
And you could have learnt proper grammar but you didn't bother to do that either...

I dost say olde chap, have thou ever considered doing a Google image search so thou could post an actual guitar gun? It would have been more pertinent to the thread than photographic edited twaddle. Considering this thread was not meant for fictitious photographs.

>>10331
Now fuck off...

>>9947

>>10337
<--/vg/

>>6614

I also have no info on this type of gun but a western style movie series kept using it as the main characters weapon of choice.

>>10339
Just old pepperboxes. Many were manufactured prior to 1850. It was the only safe way to have multiple shots at that time. Then Samuel Colt came along and came up with cylinder-stops to time a cylinder to a single barrel.