Pimp My Gun: Show your Creations [Image Posting tips in the First post]

[Tsunimo]

Spoiler

Couldn't find an ammo bag...

 

[fanklok]

Spoiler: Maybe this is already in here? Who cares it's still complete awesome

3 Barrels (one scoped most with laser sights), a grenade launcher (laser sighted), a grenade launcher mounted on the first grenade launcher (laser sighted), and a reverse mounted grenade launcher for back shots(scoped)

 

[ljd184]

http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/3302/myweapon26.jpg
i try to make this a fallout sty shotgun
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/2058/myweapon30.jpg

http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/6529/myweapon33.jpg

http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/9731/myweapon46.jpg
this is my attempt at a halo battle rifle
please need criticism

 

[Accountfailed]

http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/6241/greatestweaponevar.jpg

oh yeeeeah

 

[Tsunimo]

thats right

Spoiler

those are BLADED chemical grenades it shoots

 

[Godavari]

Spoiler: The MR-B 8 Elastic Grenadier

Spoiler: story

Russian MR-B 8:
Commissioned in the year 2016 by Russian forces, this weapon was designed as a silent yet effective grenade launcher. The gun uses a synthetic elastic substance that never wears out or stretches permanently. The tool proved competent in the fierce trench warfare of the First Russo-Khazakstani War, however its bulk and slow rate of fire (after a shot, the user must use a handle to retract the elastic, then barrel-load another grenade) eventually lead to its decommission. Collectors still covet these rare weapons, of which only 1,296 were ever made. It is rumored that Russian Covert Ops teams may make use of a more modern version of the MR-B in stealth-based operations, but at this time, that is merely speculation.

NOTE: This is an entry for the contest being held within the group.

 

[Evil Tim]

The bolt on your bullpup sniper is not inline with the barrel, the mag isn't in line with the ejection port and neither is the barrel, you might want to fix that.

Oh come on, this is clearly not about technical aspects. I thought we got over ejection port alignment long ago. In any case, the Kriss Super V defies all three of the criteria you listed, yet it still works. Let people take artistic license here, it's all fictional.

In order, half wrong, wrong and wrong. The charging handle doesn't necessarily have to be directly in line with the barrel (though on the TDI Vector it's literally touching the top of it), the Vector's magazine is in line with the ejection port, and the ejection port is a hole looking down into the chamber immediately below it, so the base of the port is in line with the top of the barrel. See the graphic here [http://www.kriss-tdi.com/products/technology-overview.html].

Also, it's called the Vector, the Kriss Super V is the name of the mechanism. You guys are as bad as the ones who still insist Nintendo has a console called the Revolution.

 

[NimbleJack3]

Spoiler

oh yeeeeah

I like the way you think, man.

The bolt on your bullpup sniper is not inline with the barrel, the mag isn't in line with the ejection port and neither is the barrel, you might want to fix that.

Oh come on, this is clearly not about technical aspects. I thought we got over ejection port alignment long ago. In any case, the Kriss Super V defies all three of the criteria you listed, yet it still works. Let people take artistic license here, it's all fictional.

In order, half wrong, wrong and wrong. The charging handle doesn't necessarily have to be directly in line with the barrel (though on the TDI Vector it's literally touching the top of it), the Vector's magazine is in line with the ejection port, and the ejection port is a hole looking down into the chamber immediately below it, so the base of the port is in line with the top of the barrel. See the graphic here [http://www.kriss-tdi.com/products/technology-overview.html].

Also, it's called the Vector, the Kriss Super V is the name of the mechanism. You guys are as bad as the ones who still insist Nintendo has a console called the Revolution.

I'll concede that perhaps you may have merit there, but just because people who've only last year begun to know much about guns make mistakes it's no reason to chew them out. I've never been able to properly remember the name of the Vector anyway.
Your remarks about 'you people' are rather un-called for. Try simply correcting mistakes rather than punishing them.

 

[Evil Tim]

I'll concede that perhaps you may have merit there, but just because people who've only last year begun to know much about guns make mistakes it's no reason to chew them out. I've never been able to properly remember the name of the Vector anyway.
Your remarks about 'you people' are rather un-called for. Try simply correcting mistakes rather than punishing them.

Apologies, the latter point is something that rather bugs me given the number of people prone to insisting it's called the "Kriss Super V" even though the company clearly isn't marketing it under that name anymore.

 

[NimbleJack3]

I'll concede that perhaps you may have merit there, but just because people who've only last year begun to know much about guns make mistakes it's no reason to chew them out. I've never been able to properly remember the name of the Vector anyway.
Your remarks about 'you people' are rather un-called for. Try simply correcting mistakes rather than punishing them.

Apologies, the latter point is something that rather bugs me given the number of people prone to insisting it's called the "Kriss Super V" even though the company clearly isn't marketing it under that name anymore.

Ah, okay then. I'll remember for the future. Now, let's get back to the self-made gun porn.

 

[MR T3D]

some bullpup rifles that look different, but would probably work, considerations made for internals, ergonomics, and practicality.
**different models shown

Spoiler: standard rifle

Spoiler: special-ops shortened carbine

 

[mcpop9]

Spoiler: Maybe this is already in here? Who cares it's still complete awesome

3 Barrels (one scoped most with laser sights), a grenade launcher (laser sighted), a grenade launcher mounted on the first grenade launcher (laser sighted), and a reverse mounted grenade launcher for back shots(scoped)

impracticality contest is back up and running

 

[Stickyreiss]

I'll concede that perhaps you may have merit there, but just because people who've only last year begun to know much about guns make mistakes it's no reason to chew them out. I've never been able to properly remember the name of the Vector anyway.
Your remarks about 'you people' are rather un-called for. Try simply correcting mistakes rather than punishing them.

Apologies, the latter point is something that rather bugs me given the number of people prone to insisting it's called the "Kriss Super V" even though the company clearly isn't marketing it under that name anymore.

I thought I was supposed to be the nit picky asshole on this thread.

 

[Stickyreiss]

Spoiler: The MR-B 8 Elastic Grenadier

Spoiler: story

Russian MR-B 8:
Commissioned in the year 2016 by Russian forces, this weapon was designed as a silent yet effective grenade launcher. The gun uses a synthetic elastic substance that never wears out or stretches permanently. The tool proved competent in the fierce trench warfare of the First Russo-Khazakstani War, however its bulk and slow rate of fire (after a shot, the user must use a handle to retract the elastic, then barrel-load another grenade) eventually lead to its decommission. Collectors still covet these rare weapons, of which only 1,296 were ever made. It is rumored that Russian Covert Ops teams may make use of a more modern version of the MR-B in stealth-based operations, but at this time, that is merely speculation.

NOTE: This is an entry for the contest being held within the group.

I love the idea that its a giant rubber band gun, you wouldn't use a scope though =/

 

[Gezab]

Lever action Rifle of my own design. Not too pleased with the overall look of it, but hey. Something doesn't feel quite right with it though, anyone care to tall me what that might be?

Probably the fact that actually operating the lever would be impossible with the magazine right infront of it, and the fact that the adjustable sight is on the barrel.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Strange shotgun, feel free to comment.

 

[LordMalachi]

Lever action Rifle of my own design. Not too pleased with the overall look of it, but hey. Something doesn't feel quite right with it though, anyone care to tall me what that might be?

Probably the fact that actually operating the lever would be impossible with the magazine right infront of it, and the fact that the adjustable sight is on the barrel.

Mmmmm that might be it but I don't see a reason the lever would have to travel out past the "straight up and down" point (I just woke up and don't feel like doing geometry in my head, sorry) if the internals are set up correctly to utilize that amount of leverage.
As for the sight I wasn't aware that was odd for hunting rifles. Half the Thompson Center rifles that have irons have them attached directly to the barrel, as does my pellet rifle (for what that's worth lol)

 

[Sebenko]

Spoiler: Interdictor LAMMR (Long-Range Anti-Materiel Magenetic Rifle, with ammo

Also, while making this I stumbled on a picture I made a while back. Why? Why not?
Yay for bad shooping.
[small]ahhh, back when I was in school...[/small]

Spoiler

 

[Wadders]

Lever action Rifle of my own design. Not too pleased with the overall look of it, but hey. Something doesn't feel quite right with it though, anyone care to tall me what that might be?

Probably the fact that actually operating the lever would be impossible with the magazine right infront of it, and the fact that the adjustable sight is on the barrel.

Thats how the rear sight is on most lever actions...

But yeah the lever looks a bit rubbish haha, I'd like to see some other people have a go at a lever action, wont take much beating

 

[Stickyreiss]

Strange shotgun, feel free to comment.

you don't need the feed tube if you have a magazine, so the bottom tube should be much smaller