Gun designs

[Lee7588]

What are some of the coolest gun designs y'all have seen? I don't where I saw this rotary action rifle but it is a awesome design by George Hoenig

 

[pike3ee]

One of my favorites is the FP-45 Liberator pistol from WW2. Its so cheap, and generally trash but it was pretty cool for the intended purpose of dropping behind enemy lines to arm the resistance and occupied territories.

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

What are some of the coolest gun designs y'all have seen? I don't where I saw this rotary action rifle but it is a awesome design by George Hoenig

Would like to see the entire firearm from different angles. Really unique!

 

[Lee7588]

Would like to see the entire firearm from different angles. Really unique!

 

[Big Trouble]

That is very cool!!!

 

[Bob Wright]

Really great machining and design!

 

[Lee7588]

When I first saw this gun I thought it was just a cool sleek design simplistic, then I saw that it said it was rare. But I thought it was super cool

 

[adam32+P]

They build 5 a year...

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

Thanks for the uTube
What a Firearm. Would love to own a few. One Shotgun O/U and two Big Game Rifles!!!

 

[brcfo_outdoors]

This design is pretty neat:



I can kill a couple hours watching Forgotten Weapons pretty easily. Something like the H&K G11 is also fantastically unique.

 

[Lee7588]

This design is pretty neat:



I can kill a couple hours watching Forgotten Weapons pretty easily. Something like the H&K G11 is also fantastically unique.

The innovation that some of these guys put into this is just awesome

They build 5 a yea

 

[comfisherman]

That's so cool. I'm a sucker for sleek.

In a world of vertical grips tall rings, box mags, rails on rails on more rails... sleek designs make me happy. Hard to belive the modern guns would make the sleek match of something like the rounded rear of a 1022 blended to the stock look positively space age.

Boats guns and women should never be designed with a square... all are better with blended curves.

 

[Weaver93]

The original US "assault" rifle Ellis-Jennings repeating flintlock.

A Close-up Look at the Ellis-Jennings Repeating Flintlock Rifle -

In 1821, inventor Isaiah Jennings* of New York City, NY received a patent improvement on the earlier 1784 (!) multi-shot flintlock patent by Joseph Belton. I’ll illustrate below what is believed to be Jennings’ improvement. Reuben Ellis of Albany, New York coordinated the manufacture of these...

www.thefirearmblog.com

 

[deadidarren]

They build 5 a year...

So that means if you have to ask how much you cannot afford one