post all your rooty tooty point n' shooties and zippy zappy zoomy zoomz
>>46139561
>>46139561
Go to /k/
>>46139574
>>46139587
>hey /k/ post your folders of fake guns
yeah no, thanks for the bump though
>>46139600
>>46139587
>Go to /k/ with you fantasy, not plausible concepts, that were designed only to look good!
Cry more you twat.
>>46139625
I have an entire folder of weird bang-bangs.
>>46139681
>>46139709
>TEETH
>>46139733
Ye olde tacticool.
>>46139600
I always bugged me, that every sci-fi try to use laser based weapons. But from all possibilities of deadly radiation emissions, industrial used lasers were the least deadly... yes, it could peel of your unprotected skin, or blind your naked eye... and with enough time, burn hole through your body. But all this could be counter with few microns of reflective material over your face shield, or armor.
>>46139764
Shoot 4 days.
>>46139764
>A revolver with a scope doesn't seem too-
>Wait, that's a candle
>Why is there a cand-
>Ohhhh
>die laughing
>>46139786
>>46139808
>>46139807
THIS IS A SNEAKING MISSION.
>>46139778
your typing style freaks me out anon
Im also not sure what your saying, most sci-fi is very vague when it comes to what type of laser its weapons are.
>>46139778
Read what Atomic Rocket has to say about laser based weapons. Basically, reflective material are useless, as at those kind of pulsed energy everything explode, even mirrors.
>>46139850
Sorry, my English skills are horrible and I still trying to get better, but can't grasp the English sentence structure.
And what I meant was, that every sci-fi, that is lazy just throw in laser rifle, but you can dodge the laser shots and it behave more like ballistic projectile, than short burst of energy.
>>46140213
Love that site.
While reflective materials aren't useful as armor, if you read the site there are some surprising revelations about the effects of pulsed laser beams on living tissue. Simply put, the cloud of matter exploding off of your body actually reduces the effectiveness of laser weapons, necessitating the pulsing function so popular in sci-fi.
Unfortunately, any laser weapon powerful enough to punch through flesh would also be powerful enough to strike everyone within seeing distance blind instantly. The battle rifle design on the website is absolutely terrifying.
>10 Kj per shot spaced out in 200 j pulses spaced out 10 microseconds apart.
>The result on living tissue is a hole 53 cm deep and 2.2 cm wide.
10 KJ is a lot of energy, but you can't argue with results. 53 cm? You'd blow a hole through some poor bastard and the poor bastard behind him.
>>46139561
>106m range
>slam firing a revolver
>HVAP/HESH
There comes a point where it stops being a matter of aggressively avoiding research and starts being a matter of outright insulting the audience.
/k/ is what first brought me to 4chins but then I found /tg/ and saw a bolter. Ever since than I've wanted to make a bolter look alike. You know, so I could take it to the range and have a reason for praising the Emporer
>>46140766
You could SBR a Saiga and make it look pretty close.
The rocket-boosted rounds would probably be a destructive device, so you'd need to do paperwork for them, too.
This thing's fuckin weird
In home country, everything is gun. Mace is gun.
>>46139561
The "Re-Eliminator", a .44 magnum with a 30-round clip from Tokyo Necro.
>>46140952
Axe is gun.
>>46140502
Wait a sec.
The human body is mostly water.
A cylinder of water 53cm by 2.2cm is just over 210g. If that's already sitting at 100C, it'll take 480kJ to turn it to 100C hot steam.
But 10kJ is somehow supposed to explode all of that tissue? And 10µs is enough for all the debris to clear out between pulses? If shit's travelling at the speed of sound, 10µs will see it a third of a millimetre away from where it started. Travelling 1.1cm in 10µs means we're hitting Mach 33, more than the detonation velocity of anything here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_explosive_detonation_velocities
Shit ain't adding up.
Meanwhile, you can go hunting large, dangerous game in Africa with 4-5 kJ if you settle for gunpowder-pushed lead. And that saves you the trouble of having to wring that juice out of a battery.
>>46139764
Jakobs_Company_Prototype.jpg
>>46140976
Whip is gun.
Does anyone have a picture of something like a double-barrel revolver, with two bullet cylinders?
>>46140972
The AA-24 Custom, from the same. A full-auto shotgun with a 32-round drum magazine.
>>46141009
Katar? Two gun.
>>46141033
Cane is gun.
>>46141021
I'm not even a gun enthusiast, but that doesn't seem particularly safe
>but guns aren't meant to be safe
for the guy who's supposed to be holding it, seems like a lot of people would lose fingers from an improper grip.
>>46140972
This one's pretty cool, though, with the hueg handguard being able to stab from straight ahead or below, and the bludgeoning midsection.
>>46141064
Watch is gun.
>>46141010
This thing is as close as you're likely to get. The bottom barrel has a charge of buckshot underneath, so it's a revolver with an underslung shotgun.
>>46141021
The AK-50 Kalashnikov, from the same. It's an AK. From 2050. (which means it's a 149 year-old design by the time the game starts). Uses a conventional long-stroke gas operation mechanism (whatever that means). 45 round magazine, 7.62mm rounds.
>>46140972
Feeding rimmed cartridges from a 30 round box mag, and then ejecting them through an ejection port sized for cases a third shorter.
That'll be somethign to rely on.
Does anyone have anything that would work for a particle beam rifle? I'm trying to make a reference for an Eclipse Phase character but I can't wrap my head around what a particle bolter would look like.
This is the closest thing I have to a gun saved on my phone.
>>46141092
>>46141125
Gun is Gun.
>>46141148
Look up Cathode Ray Tubes. The principles between a CRT and a particle gun will be similar, so that's a good place to start.
>>46141092
Ring is gun.
>>46139808
I like this gun since firing it has probably a bigger chance of killing yourself than the person fired upon.
>>46141216
Even key is gun!
>>46141010
>double-barrel revolver
...Sorry, all I have is pic related.There are double barrel revolvers with the same principle though they are REALLY rare. The theory is that some random gunsmiths made them occasionally because the ammo/caliber the gun uses is really weak and they thought that using more bullet is better than choosing a more powerful cartridge.
>>46141148
There's a lot of designs for particle rifles out there, pic related. One really common one is a sort of 'pulse rifle'. Involves launching multiple 'bundles' of particles in solid form through kinetic means out the barrel. They're surprisingly effective.
>>46141237
Lighter gun.
>>46141139
So from what I can gather, this gun not only has the huge fuck-off zombie killing bayonet, but a secondary gun, possibly a pistol, mounted under the main barrel with an extended barrel, and an entirely separate aiming system so the wielder can shoot it with it slightly rotated to the left.
I'm not complaining, I'm just trying to wrap my head around it.
>>46141237
But is your sword a gun?
>>46141276
Cell phone gun (only 3G)
>>46141021
And for the last of the detailed guns from that game, the Osegawa TFD-20, a 20mm light anti-materiel rifle. In close range with a bayonet it can be used like a naginata. I'm not too sure on the translation for these last bits, but I think it's made from vegetable plastics to make it lighter...which are able to handle the strain thanks to 2199 materials science.
>>46141073
The pistols are used by the main character; he punches people with them about as often as he shoots people. It's great.
The shotgun...Well, this is a VN more concerned with cool than reasonableness. The character who uses that favors a chainsaw for melee. A futuretech chainsaw that can cut through solid metal, but still.
>>46141284
Yes, yes it is.
>>46141268
You're really busting my balls here anon.
>>46141199
Right. I was thinking it probably wouldn't look that much like a conventional fire arm, but I hadn't thought about it like that. Thanks.
>>46141237
Only American money (our money is gun).
>>46141281
I have no clue. It never showed up in the demo of the game, which is all I have so far.
They do have these smartlink systems with their guns, so the hud on your helmet/glasses if you think helmets are for nerds will tell you if you're pointing the gun at someone, even if they're outside your field of view or the shootin' stance is odd. So the aiming systems might be for that?
>>46141281
That "pistol" looks like piece of the Russian underslung grenade launcher. ...But it is missing the barrel so unless it is supposed to launch the bayonet (which is a possibility) I'm not sure what it is supposed to do.
The second set of sight slightly rotated is imitating a real thing but doing it stupidly. The point is usually to have a magnifying scope on top in the "normal" place where sights are but since using such a scope on close range is difficult you have another set of optics that you can use when you rotate the gun slightly. It will be a bit awkward but easier than trying to shoot without aiming or by using a long range scope at close range. (Or occasionally there is a night vision scope as the secondary scope.)
...And again the artist fucks up because the holo sights on the top are also for close/mid range as are the iron sights that are the secondary sights on that gun.
...Either this was done by a moron or a troll.
>>46140601
>>46139561
This gun's design is dumb. You're dumb.
>>46141284
Yes.
>>46141141
10mm Auto or .357 SIG would be a better cartridge. Or that weird new Polish round that's a .40 caliber casing necked down to .32.
>>46141533
Yes it is.
>>46141596
>Ares Armaments
Fuck me, is that Shadowrun?
>>46141649
>>46141681
>>46141651
>schwarmer
The tube in the back contains "liquid matter." There are two parts to this, the first being a plastic material that makes up the bullet half of the round. The second part is unbonded aluminum and copper oxide. This is the back half of the round, and it is the explosive propellant. Aluminum and copper oxide either burns or explodes when combined depending on the ratios; this is how thermite is made. So the 'liquid matter' tube feeds these ingredients to the printer, which is the removable black thing on top. The printer isn't really a printer, instead it casts sets of four rounds at a time. Remember, each round is front-half plastic, back-half explosive thermite. The rounds look like a blue cylinder, nothing fancy.
After a set of rounds is cast, the four bullets get pushed up to a storage area in the front, where they are queued to be fed into the magazine. The magazine is the black tube with the brass charging handle. When the user needs to reload, the tube is rotated out and pulled back through the queue area. As it is pulled through, the printed bullets get loaded in, all lined up facing forward. This magazine tube is basically a combination of a shotgun tube and a P90 magazine.
Once the bullets are loaded in the tube, they are spring pressed towards the back of the tube, where they are forced out a hole in the bottom into the chamber beneath it (a bit left of the barcode). When a bullet is in the chamber, an electrical primer ignites the back half of the explosive thermite, which in turn sends the front half through the barrel and towards the target. A small vent system clears the chamber of smoke and dust before the next round is loaded. I imagine that by the time you've exhausted the liquid matter tube, you would probably need to clean the chamber out, since tiny bits of melted plastic/matter would start to inhibit the operation.
As stupid as it is, I really like the middle gun that's just a long rectangle.
>>46139808
>What kind of gun are ya looking for, mate?
> Just fuck my wrist, forearm, and musculature right up.
>>46141256
>that flechette round
I'm not an autist (at least not a gun autist) but I'm pretty sure cartridge don't work like this
>>46141649
>>46141681
>>46141723
any labels on which guns are which?
Anyone got some alien-looking guns, real "shoots green shit at you" type things?
>>46142520
I did like Human Revolution and a lot of it's weapon design, but the assault rifle was just the weirdest thing. Why would it split in two to load in a new magazine? How do all the bullets fit in that tiny thing?
Compared to fun things like the PEPS and handguns it's just... Why.
In hindsight it might have been partially gas powered.
>>46142159
>>46141533
should have said "no, but gun is sword!"
>>46142647
Dammit I was just about to post that, got a duplicate image alert.
>guns from the Alternate Universe of Slightly Off Design
>>46142701
>orks x darpa
I love how this looks so "future low-tech", like something a shadowrunner might pick up to avoid a higher tech weapon being detected.
>>46142775
I love the magazine design on the g11
>>46142775
And yet despite that it is a quite real clockwork caseless rifle.
>>46142809
>>46141596
.55 caliber is a little more than half an inch. None of those rounds are large enough to be more than half an inch in diameter.
>>46142809
>>46142851
What is the purpose of that complex machinery bit?
Is it something about how the ceaseless ammo itself works or..?
>>46142851
>>46142809
>>46142775
>KRAUT SPACE MAGIC
Dammit captcha NONE of these are real Limousines! They're stretch-variant vehicles. I think that's a fucking stretch Hummer but you expect me to agree it's a limousine!
>>46142809
Fucking Kraut space magic.
>>46142904
>>46140503
Pretty sure that "raygun" is meant for anal play.
>>46143089
Pls don't put delicate glass inside orifices.
>>46143089
>>46143156
actually that's more likely to require an open flame and an organic form of ammunition.
>>46143186
I did wonder, but I don't have experience with such things to be confident.
Also have quite possibly the worst fantasy guns I have ever found on the internet. The shotgun is hilarious.
>>46143249
>Also have quite possibly the worst fantasy guns I have ever found on the internet. The shotgun is hilarious.
nigger please
>>46143545
>them ergonomics
>>46143594
>Neva been done befo
>>46143594
LOL how the fuck do you even squeeze the rigger? a fucking motorcycle handbrake would be more practical
>>46143618
>aiming
>>46139587
Don't be a nogunz crybully, you sad sackpice of shit. This is /tg/ and we're talking fictional weapons for game settings. So suck my hot, throbbing cock.
>>46141064
Shit, my dad's got one of these old bastards. I always thought it was the coolest thing.
>>46139764
That's going to be a meme image on /k/. Took me a second to figure it out, then rotflmao.
>>46143618
fucked up thing is. that could actually work if the stock was a fore arm brace.
>>46143842
Like a lovebaby between Bushmaster's arm pistol and an AK with a SIG brace tossed in somewhere?
>>46139561
I hate guns. People abuse them too much in modern games. It's boring and anti-roleplay.
>>46143842
The designers of the p90 thought so at one point, this is one of the prototypes of the weapon.
>>46143884
Hey, at least you wouldn't have to worry about muzzle rise?
I remember finding this shit in a gun cringe thread on /k/ a while back, it was pretty autistic and weird but I saved it. It's really the only gun art I have, sorry.
That said, thanks to the other anons who posted gun art, I am filling up my folder, I'll have to introduce some of this in the traveller campaign I am planning to run. I like the idea of weird guns as unique treasure.
>>46143884
That thing just looks weird.
>>46141010
Found you something.
>>46143879
What? Elaborate on this opinion?
>>46143904
If you need guns for a campaign, I can dump the rest of my folder
>>46143878
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/IMG_14781-660x439.jpg
>>46143884
there's a different prototype that looks like a fucking sawzall with no stock.
>>46143921
I think hes joking
>>46143928
>>46140766
Somewhere between a gyrojet and a GL. The OICW kind of gets in that direction.
>>46143949
>>46142079
Liquid matter, as opposed to non matter liquids?
>an electrical primer ignites the back half of the explosive thermite, which in turn sends the front half through the barrel and towards the target.
No.
When gunpowder "burns", it produces a lot of water and CO2. At the temperatures involved, they want to be gasses, taking up a lot more space than their atoms did when they were nitrocellulose. To make that space, they push the bullet away.
Copper oxide and aluminium thermite will give you copper and alumina. As things are really hot, they will be liquid. As liquids they don't want much more space than the thermite used up to begin with, so that bullet isn't really going anywhere.
Then we open the vent, letting the liquid copper-alumina mix dribble out. The use must be extremely careful here so it doesn't land on him, and that he doesn't start a fire where he stands. And since we're looking at a liquid flowing under gravity here, some will be left in the chamber, where it quickly solidifies, welding things hut, and generally ruining the chamber. Likewise some liquid will solidify in the vent and channel, welding thing stuck there too, and possibly blocking the vent completely on the first go.
So it's a gun that has a self-destruct switch instead of a trigger.
>>46143931
Yeah, I know that exists.
But I was thinking of mixing this with an AK and putting the brace upside down to get something like >>46143618
>>46143975
>>46143949
>I think hes joking
Possibly. But I've heard this opinion before, people complaining about all the guns in the Savage Worlds core book as "too much gun porn." and people saying gun nuts are bad RPers.
I usually try to roleplay it out well and inject my own gun knowledge into the game. Sometimes it infuriates the GM but I never do it to leverage or powergame and I fully admit the GM is in control of things.
I do remember fucking over the party once because some guy had a Dragonov and tried to use AK ammo in it and I pointed out that doesn't work despite the fact that "they are both 7.62"
No one died because of it but in retrospect I should have kept my mouth shut.
And yes, please continue dumping. I like this stuff.
>>46143999
peak those fucking trips of mine
>>46143993
I do love the idea of a gun witch can make/transform ammo though, you would need supreme commander level magical nano tech or some shit though.
>>46144035
>>46144060
>>46144084
>>46143999
It looks cool but I can't get over how stupid the idea is. Center-mass of the gun will change (slightly) with each used magazine, so users aim will be getting off-balance. It probably won't matter much in close-quarters the gun seems to be intended for, but it's bad design principally.
>>46144111
>trips again
>>46144034
I like guns but only in monster/wildlife killing campaigns or campaigns lighter on the combat side.
Against humans it's pew missed or pew dead. (or alternatively, pew loss of hp but not dead wich feels very wrong.)
>>46144137
>>46144133
I could be neat for a cyborg with auto aiming and what not, would also nullify the problems of weight
>>46144168
>>46144185
>>46144203
>>46144231
>>46142079
On the subject of liquid-shooting guns, a hypertech gun I've thought about is a ferromagnetic/non-newtonian liquid gun. I.e. a gun that shoots magnetic liquid that acts as a solid when subjected to force. The method of acceleration would naturally be magnetic, and I imagine the liquid would let you have an exact and possibly modifiable "feed".
It's probably also hideously complicated, but it's sci-fi. At least it sort of makes sense.
>>46144203
Now THAT looks sensible.
>>46144252
>>46144261
don't the reaper's guns in mass effect work similar to that?
>>46144151
>Against humans it's pew missed or pew dead.
Not at all. You can get shot loads of times and not be dead or even incapacitated. I think it's something like 6-7 hits for CNS trauma to take you? Other than that it's shot placement that matters.
I am fully talking out of my ass on that last part but the whole idea that a hit from gun will magically kill you is BS. You should post in a /k/ QTDDTOT thread or just make your own thread about it, ask them questions, I learned a lot from that.
Based on data I've seen about % of incapacitation based on getting shot with different calibers / cartridges, I would say GURPS probably has the most realistic system for dealing with it, short of full sim shit like Phoenix Command.
>>46144291
>>46144291
Yup.
There's a Geth sniper rifle that works on the same principle. All the small arms in Mass Effect are actually magnetically accelerated iirc.
>>46144325
>>46144343
>you better have robot arms
>>46144361
and im out of images
Is a bullpup revolver possible?
>>46144333
As far as I can recall, most guns in Mass Effect are mass-accelerated and shoot sand-sized particles at relativistic speeds. They chip off tiny particles from a solid lump of metal that's good for some hundred thousand shots or something. Which is why they just need cooling. Then ME2 came along and said WE NEED RELOADS, but that's another story.
The idea really came from the "chip off from solid block" passage. Wouldn't a liquid be easier to dispense?
But, then again, I haven't played through the whole of ME1 even, not to mention 2 or 3, so maybe they expanded on the lore.
>>46144418
well yeah
but why
>>46144429
>why
why not?
>>46144389
oh shit nigger I forgot I had another folder
>>46144475
>>46141139
It means there's a long piston that runs along the top of the barrel and its attached to the bolt. Very hard to break or jam with the AK's wide tolerances
>>46144421
Hardly.
People often complain about the reloading, and how ham-fistedly it was implanted into the game, but honestly I think it was for the best. The overheating mechanic might have worked if people hadn't been conditioned by other shooters for reloading. It just made a lot of the weapons feel like they had unreasonably long reloads when I first played through it.
What they really fucked up was the inventory stuff. I love collecting huge amounts of loot and sorting through it. Comparing stats and shit. Though, that is also a double edged sword. Because they probably wouldn't have reached the same level of mechanical variety among guns that they had in ME2 and 3.
>>46144507
>>46144542
>>46144572
>>46144598
>>46144622
anybody want me to keep dumping
>>46143249
>Bayonet "Scimitar"
>It's a fucking khopesh you utter cockweasel
No personal offense meant to the poster, but from what I know of weapons, a scimitar and a khopesh are different weapons; neither of which should be used as a bayonet.
>>46144642
yeee
>>46144642
sure, why not.
>>46144756
sugoi
>>46144769
>>46141284
But is it a swordgunswordgunswordgunsword?
>>46144789
>>46144811
>>46144443
For several reasons.
First, let's look at a revolver. The reason for taking a revolver over an automatic, assuming the technology allows for automatic pistols, is reliability. A single-action revolver is arguably the simplest and most reliable pistol you can get, and assuming it's properly constructed, very little can or should break. With an automatic, you gain similarly powerful rounds, faster rate of fire, better trigger (compared to a double-action), etc.
The drum of a revolver is typically just a bit in front of the trigger for a number of reasons. Moving that whole assembly to a bullpup configuration, behind the shooter's wrist, is a Bad Idea™.
Firstly, you'd remove the only real advantage of the revolver, simplicity. The trigger and hammer assembly would have to be stretched out to the new drum. This would not be too difficult, but it's a step in the wrong direction. Secondly, it would be almost impossible to reach the hammer one-handed, since the barrel is now behind your wrist.
Secondly, and oh what a joy it is, there's the cylinder gap. If you look it up on Google, you're gonna find gruesome stories of people losing thumbs because they put those thumbs across the gap between the cylinder and the barrel. because a revolver cylinder does not seal tightly against the barrel*, hot gas moving very quickly escapes that gap when the revolver is fired. This cuts through thumbs like a supersonic knife of hot gas cuts through butter.
A bullpup would inevitably put that gap either right ABOVE the shooter's hand, or dangerously close. And frankly, I like my hands without supersonic hot gas in them, thank you very much.
I hope you can figure out why revolver rifles never caught on, and why a bullpup revolver rifle is an even worse idea.
*The one exception I know of being the Nagant M1895 revolver, but it's really just that one revolver.
>>46144838
>>46144866
>>46144886
>>46144909
>>46144934
>>46144969
>>46144991
alright, this time im actually out of images
>>46144856
Yay forcing cones
>>46139561
This makes... no sense. But if you made it, I'm sure people would buy it anyway.
>>46145125
I'm not a /k/ommando so I'm confused. What doesn't make sense?
I mean half of the barrel's mass seems superfluous and just there to make it a cuboid aand it's over-engineered for what it does, but it still looks functional.
>>46145125
/k/ommando here, and I'm going to have to agree with >>46145740. that revolver is actually far more realistic than you realize.
the 12.7mm size for instance is really only .50 caliber. this is a round that is actually already employed for pistol hunting in the northern regions. the recoil compensation system is actually just gas ports. and the ambidextrous controls is always a nice feature.
as for the break action design, that approach actually predates the standard fold out cylinder that is common today.
the only really pointless part is the shielded sights, and this is only due to the fact that it's not needed.
>>46145933
12.5 is not 12.7.
>12.5mm HVAP/HESH
>HESH
>pistol round
A revolver with effective (I'm assuming point target) range 106m is, to use /v/ terms, overpowered.
>>46145740
It has some bullshit swap cylinders like mags OR load each shot into the tube shotgun style on the same gun. You either have half a tube just sitting empty but a switchable cylinder or you have a full tube but no quick swap. Its pantsonhead tier design.
>>46145973
>special ammo written by a video game company voids all realism.
>106m is too much distance for a large caliber pistol.
you say overpowered like its a bad thing.
also
here's Jerry Miculek shooting a smaller round even farther than this thing is claiming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ3XwizTqDw
>>46142691
Sheeit that's some high quality Borderlands art. Top and bottom-right, at least; bottom-left doesn't fit any parts from shotguns in BL1.
Top one looks to be a Mat2 Jakobs shotgun with Barrel4, Mag4, Sight4 and Accessory4; all in all that's a lot of power with great accuracy.
ottom-right has the grip from a Vladof, which is strange because Vladof make Assault shotguns, not Combat shotguns as this appears to be - the magazine isn't the right shape. It's not actually a real magazine part from a Borderlands gun. Looks more like a revolver magazine. It has Barrel3, so it'd be very accurate, and the blue glow indicates a Shock accessory. Looks like it's supposed to be Mag5, now that I take a closer look, but it's not quite right. The material also doesn't look right. Doesn't match anything I know of.
Looks like someone who liked the look of the guns, but didn't know the parts system. Have to wonder where they got their references, though, the detail is incredible.
>>46146463
I think it was just concept art.
>>46142923
sauce on that spicy gun?
>>46146099
>here just let me show you a superhuman cyborg demigod
>see? Based jerry a god among men can make it anybody can!
I bet you think all humans are olympic tier runners and lifters too.
>>46146706
Yeah, that's what my research turned up. No source, though, sadly.
>>46147279
He's pointing out the effective range of low-caliber rounds are deceptive, you goof.
>>46147535
Well technically its an effective range for balloons. Whether that bullet is travel fast enough at that distance to effectively harm a person is still in question.
Fires liquid ammunition
>>46148348
Fires bullets
>>46148378
Also fires bullets
>>46140503
AK!
AK AK!
>>46141596
>.55 Caliber
>6 Shots
>that many 'buckshot' pellets in a .55 shotshell
ISHYGDDT
>>46141021
>Tokyo Necro
>Nitroplus at the corner
BUTCHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
>>46149734
He didn't actually have anything to do with this one.
He's gone mainstream.
![Doppelglock_36adce_1789953[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/BMW6Eos.jpg "Doppelglock_36adce_1789953[1].jpg")
The doppelglock: when you absolutely, positively have to look like the stupidest motherfucker in the room.
>>46144137
>D-Cell in the Foregrip
Love it.
>>46150661
Uh... ok. Remove trigger system from the sides, set it up with one on the side opposite the scope that alternates fire between the two barrels. Get rid of the scope in exchange for something not fucking stupid on a pistol, maybe a red dot. Slap a bipod on the bottom and go for barrel mags. C-congratulations, you've got a mini turret. Good for keeping in maybe a shoe box and hiding away for a rainy day?
I tried.
>>46143825
It already is.
>>46139850
Durex brand power pack...
>>46149734
>thinking the butcher has time for nitro+ anymore
>>46152120
Best thing is that the front barrel is a vacuum cleaner head
>>46152114
Let's just say they didn't get into that market designing batteries for lasers and leave it at that.
>>46139764
Hey, I have that exact same telescope!
Now I gotta rig it to my M&P
>>46141312
>clip release
>clip
>>46145740
The jargon used is ridiculous.
>>46147279
It could be construed as marketting bullshit. Note how it's a range of exactly 106 meters.
>>46147711
That's why it's deceptive.
>>46145740
>I mean half of the barrel's mass seems superfluous and just there to make it a cuboid
Oh, that happens in reality. You slap a bunch of weight on the front to reduce muzzle climb. Only used on some special competition revolvers though, the weight doesn't seem like it's worth it to those who have to drag the gun around all the time.
hey guys have a gunsword I made in pimp my gun
the blade is the sights
>>46141649
Probably not - it doesn't use the right terminology and refers to human colonised space, which isn't a thing nowadays because EVIL NANOMACHINES.
>>46139561
That is not a .50 revolver. If it were no human alive would be able to get their hand around the handle.
Pic related is a 5-shot .50 revolver, let alone a 6-shot.
>>46144856
So does this mean revolver shotguns are also impossible? I saw Abraham's shotgun in Evolve and loved it to bits, so this post kind of makes me sad. Also confused since I've seen video of revolver shotguns.
>>46155783
>So does this mean revolver shotguns are also impossible?
Not at all. At least one commercial option already exists.
>>46142647
Future guns have to be boxy. It's a rule.
>>46155783
Revolver weapons in general are stylish.
Some day I'd love to get my hands on a modern update of a revolving rifle like how>>46156263 is a revolver shotgun.
Praise Ian, our lord and savior, who imparts his /k/nowledge upon us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7me_z0Qdcs
>>46142647
This particular one was designed not to look like a gun and be used by a robot that probably isn't as good at dealing with all kinds of external fiddly bits as a human.
But sleek/boxy/compact is good if you can get way with it. The less stuff you can have snagging on everything, the better.
>>46156263
>>46155783
The streetsweeper was another revolver shotgun.
Long story short, there are way better ways to do a large capacity shotgun than a revolver one and shotguns aren't really anything to develop other than for rich skeet people.
No military want to put money in a shotgun since decades, so except fancy stuff, the shotguns ain't going anywhere revolutionary.
>>46140980
It doesn't have to vaporize ALL the tissue, just break the cellular bonds of everything in the path, and a small amount suddenly expanding into steam will blow the rest of it out. That's what makes serious burns so deadly; entire areas of your body just slough off. You'd get those really wet-gore laser wounds the Japs were so fond of drawing in late 80's anime.
I'm not sure about the 53cm of penetration, but the wounding effectiveness from 10kJ is certainly there.
>>46142701
FN should be belgium, not france
>>46143618
Korobov pls
>>46156744
What about police? Shotguns are relatively simple and useful for raids and other breeches.
>>46140503
Pipeweed is as /tg/ related as anything else I guess
>>46159949
>>46155609
Revolvers don't scale that way, made a limited run of one inch revolvers before the 1900s and used the same grips as the normal SAA revolvers but the rest was fuckhuge.
>>46159979
>>46160008
Why did I leave out that it was colt?
>>46159029
Police prefer pump-action tube-fed guns like Mossbergs and Remingtons, with the occasional SWAT unit using a semi-auto like a SPAS-12 or Benelli. Revolver shotguns take too long to reload, and you can't quickly drop a specialty shell into the chamber as-needed like you can with a magazine-fed shotgun.
>>46156744
>No military want to put money in a shotgun since decades
>What is the Benelli M4 Super 90/M1014?
>>46160073
The M4 Super 90 is just a police shotgun adopted for military use. The last time the US tried to actually make a military shotgun, we got the CAWS program.
>>46159029
>What about police? Shotguns are relatively simple and useful for raids and other breeches.
Any agency/department that can afford to is switching their cruiser mounted shotguns for semi auto carbines/rifles.
The only real application for shotguns is breaching or less that lethal. A carbine is just better for a multitude of reasons.
>Without constant training can short stroke the action causing a failure to feed, can still happen even with training
>Relatively small magazine capacity
>While movies and games extremely exaggerate spread and short range of shot, a carbine can reach out much further much more accurately and still fight up close
>12ga doesn't have ridiculous recoil, but carbines in intermediate cartridges have almost none
Personally I like shotguns, and there are some advantages such as a wider variety of specialty loads, but if I actually had to shoot back at someone and had a choice I'd choose the carbine every time.
>>46155609
>thinking a 5-shot 50cal revolver would be massive
>when 6-shot 45cal revolvers have been around for over 150 years
It's literally just .050" larger in diameter. scale up a colt single action army by ~11% and you have a .50 cal revolver
Pic related: a 198 year old .50 cal revolver.
>>46160329
That anon is probably assuming when you say .50 you mean .50BMG.
>>46160350
Here's one in 45-70
>>46160464
So I have liked the idea of having a side arm and a carbine in the same chambering for awhile now, so I planned on getting a 9mm Glock to go with my Sub2000, and I thought about doing a .357 lever carbine/revolver combo.
Now I want to do a .45-70 carbine/revolver combo.
>>46160515
Well if you want to go crazy someone makes revolvers in .600nitro.
>>46160329
The difference being that black powder pistols fire at much lower pressures and consequently have lower velocities than the .500 Magnum. If you tried loading a .500 magnum round into that flintlock, assuming the round even fits and fires in the first place, the cylinder would burst because it's not meant to withstand that kind of pressure.
>>46160544
I'll just get a semi auto Barret and a single shot bolt action .50BMG pistol.
>>46160567
>.500 Magnum
You're talking about a specific cartridge.
That anons point is that ".50 caliber" isn't *just* .50BMG or .500 S&W, and firearms, including pistols, have been manufactured in a .50 chambering, or very close to, for 200 years.
Ill bump a little.
>>46161913
>revolver
that's... not a revolver
it does, however, appear to only be holding one each of its various ammunitions
wouldn't it make more sense to have the gun actually be a functional gun, as well as being able to chamber different novelty ammunitions?
>>46139733
that makes me uncomfortable
>>46156686
Behead all who insult Based Ian
>>46163177
>>46163248
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