Unusual Guns

[TennJed]

Ok just as a change of pace, I wanted to post this link of unusual guns.

http://www.weapon-blog.com/?p=1068

 

[Lost Sheep]

Cool!

I do have to ask what use a second cartridge is for a spy's suicide gun.

I know, I know. One for the assassination and the other for the suicide. But the text of the description just seemed "off".

Lost Sheep

 

[TennJed]

LOL I did not notice that at first

 

[Gunnut17]

I know, I know. One for the assassination and the other for the suicide. But the text of the description just seemed "off".

The only scenario where that would be neccessary: spy gets captured by the bad guys, needs to kill himself before they pump him for info, but the guard will surely stop him from doing so, so he kills the guard and then offs himself.

of course, the guard could use that Jailer Key Gun to defend himself, although either way the spy is most likely dead.

 

[micromontenegro]

The wooden box surely looks like it originally held five cartridges...

 

[9mm]

JAMES BOND! We found his gear

 

[WV_gunner]

That lighter is pretty cool. Like to have one for myself.

 

[shaunpain]

I know it's probably sacrilegious to say, but all those guns look awfully dangerous to use!

 

[kcub]

I'm surprised this thread wasn't nuked for the stupid drive by link rule.

 

[EdInk]

It's not a drive-by thread. It's a link to some cool spy-type guns. Granted it doesn't have the wealth of knowledge found in "9mm vs .40 vs .45" threads BUT it is interesting and fun.

 

[kcub]

I've had threads with links to cool guns nuked.

 

[gyvel]

The Colt is labeled as ".12 caliber." By my calculations, that's about 3mm. I wonder if it was using Kolibri cartridges?