Cool Weapons Thread

[Maggot]

This is a nice idea but he needed to tie all the triggers together, then load them up with 3.5" 00 buckshot. Should probably call the orthopedic surgeon before pulling the trigger.

See the 'Triple Double' 6 barrel shotgun in action!​

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Dec 2, 2016 — But not content with just the one single gun, Matt Carriker decides to fix three of the weapons together for the ultimate 6 barrel shotgun.

 

[The D]

I don’t need some faggy shotgun. All I need are my hands and some Rex Kwan Do

 

[buffalowinter]

If this thread is about "Cool Guns", I vote for the Lynx .50 cal.

The GM6 Lynx is a unique semi-automatic anti-material rifle. Most notable is its reciprocating barrel and bullpup design. SERO designed the rifle to be compact, lightweight, accurate, low-recoil, portable and easily deployable for immediate use. Most rifles chambered in .50 BMG are heavy, long, bulky. They also usually feature big recoil and a slowly operated bolt action. Many are not even magazine fed.

GM6 Lynx specs​

Empty Weight: 10,5 kg
Combat Weight: 13 kg
Full (combat) length: 1114 mm
Length in portable state (barrel pushed in): 914 mm
Length of barrel: 730 mm
Twist rate: 1:15″
Muzzle energy: 14,5 kJ
Muzzle Velocity: From 780 m/s
Shooting range: 2000 m+
Design: Bullpup
Magazine: Straight, 5 round
Multi caliber: .50 Cal and / or 12,7 x108 mm
Accuracy: Sub MOA
Operation: semi-automatic
Nato Stock Number: 1005-51-0007465

 

[jb0311]

If this thread is about "Cool Guns", I vote for the Lynx .50 cal.

The GM6 Lynx is a unique semi-automatic anti-material rifle. Most notable is its reciprocating barrel and bullpup design. SERO designed the rifle to be compact, lightweight, accurate, low-recoil, portable and easily deployable for immediate use. Most rifles chambered in .50 BMG are heavy, long, bulky. They also usually feature big recoil and a slowly operated bolt action. Many are not even magazine fed.

GM6 Lynx specs​

Empty Weight: 10,5 kg
Combat Weight: 13 kg
Full (combat) length: 1114 mm
Length in portable state (barrel pushed in): 914 mm
Length of barrel: 730 mm
Twist rate: 1:15″
Muzzle energy: 14,5 kJ
Muzzle Velocity: From 780 m/s
Shooting range: 2000 m+
Design: Bullpup
Magazine: Straight, 5 round
Multi caliber: .50 Cal and / or 12,7 x108 mm
Accuracy: Sub MOA
Operation: semi-automatic
Nato Stock Number: 1005-51-0007465

 

[Maser]

 

[jbailey]

USS Maine, SSBN-741, in a rare photo op, coming into Guam a few days ago. She is carrying a cool 70 megatons of TNT equivalent on board. Is 70 megatons a lot? Well, the total TNT equivalent exploded in WW2 was under 5 megatons, so 70 megatons is kind of a lot. She can deploy that 70 megatons against nearly any point in the world, in about 30 minutes, with pin-point accuracy. Good luck neutralizing her, she is hiding out in the dark blue depth among millions of square miles of the unknown, making about as much noise as a lightbulb. She, and her 13 sisters, are the most deadly weapons ever built by man.

 

[Son of Dorn]

The best part of that, aside from the "You'll be perfectly fine if you take cover behind a hill when you fire them." idea is that troops were concerned that the depleted uranium in the spotting round would have negative health effects.

When they're using a bomb filled with plutonium that's supposed to kill enemies within moments from neutron radiation or at least poison them so they die slower later.

 

[roostercogburn98]

This one is only a loaner gun. And only for dipshits who bother me