Pimp My Gun: Show your Creations [Image Posting tips in the First post]
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I'll give it a shot later this weekWadders said:Thats how the rear sight is on most lever actions...Gezab said: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.Wadders said:
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?
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
Not bad i like the whole spacey theme to it but do toy really need a holographic sigh on a shotgun of all things?MaxMees said:Tried my hand at making a pump-action shotgun.
Hit me with yo' criticisms!
Fair enough.MaxMees said:A reflex sight is entirely practical in my opinion. It makes fast target aquisition much easier and why just stick with iron sights?No-Superman10 said:Not bad i like the whole spacey theme to it but do you really need a holographic sigh on a shotgun of all things?MaxMees said:Tried my hand at making a pump-action shotgun.
Hit me with yo' criticisms!
Shotguns can fire slugs too so it can be for longer ranges also.
ALSO!
Badass SMG,
Magazine is too far down and it's technically not an SMG. SMG's are chambered in pistol rounds, and you've used a STANAG magazine, which presumably means it's chambered in rifle rounds. This would make it a carbine, which is basically a short assault rifle in case you didn't know.No-Superman10 said:Fair enough.MaxMees said:A reflex sight is entirely practical in my opinion. It makes fast target aquisition much easier and why just stick with iron sights?No-Superman10 said:Not bad i like the whole spacey theme to it but do you really need a holographic sigh on a shotgun of all things?MaxMees said:Tried my hand at making a pump-action shotgun.
Hit me with yo' criticisms!
Shotguns can fire slugs too so it can be for longer ranges also.
ALSO!
Badass SMG,
It's a pretty nice looking carbine though, aside from the low down magazine.
A pump action shotgun:
And a lever-action rifle, based on Wadders', because I don't know what I'm doing.
And a lever-action rifle, based on Wadders', because I don't know what I'm doing.
Lets see...
You got the space marine feel pretty well, but a few minor issues. Your pump is too far down, your fore grip is too high, and you should have left the ACR's pistol grip alone. Not a bad shotgun, though.MaxMees said:Tried my hand at making a pump-action shotgun.
Hit me with yo' criticisms!
Other than what Atvomat said about the magazine, three things to point out. That stock looks ugly, you would have no room to grab the fore grip there because of the magazine, and you seem to have a flashlight an a laser sight right next to each other which looks ugly. Consider a side-mounted RIS. I like the idea of a assault rifle-turned-carbine, but this one needs patched up.No-Superman10 said:ALSO!
Badass SMG,
Those both look crisp, as I have come to expect from you, so well done. And this may sound silly of me, but where do the bullets go into your rifle? Is it bottom-loading like a shotgun?TheRightToArmBears said:A pump action shotgun:
And a lever-action rifle, based on Wadders', because I don't know what I'm doing.
Absolutely no idea. Thanks for the compliments though.sooperman said:Lets see...
You got the space marine feel pretty well, but a few minor issues. Your pump is too far down, your fore grip is too high, and you should have left the ACR's pistol grip alone. Not a bad shotgun, though.MaxMees said:Tried my hand at making a pump-action shotgun.
Hit me with yo' criticisms!
Other than what Atvomat said about the magazine, three things to point out. That stock looks ugly, you would have no room to grab the fore grip there because of the magazine, and you seem to have a flashlight an a laser sight right next to each other which looks ugly. Consider a side-mounted RIS. I like the idea of a assault rifle-turned-carbine, but this one needs patched up.No-Superman10 said:ALSO!
Badass SMG,
Those both look crisp, as I have to to expect from you, so well done. And this may sound silly of me, but where do the bullets go into your rifle? Is it bottom-loading like a shotgun?TheRightToArmBears said:A pump action shotgun:
And a lever-action rifle, based on Wadders', because I don't know what I'm doing.
Playing around with the lever-action design, although these aren't so good.
Though I have to agree that these aren't your best work, you are getting better at the design. I think the the gun isn't long enough, though; I would make the stock and the receiver longer. Maybe the hand guard too.TheRightToArmBears said:Playing around with the lever-action design, although these aren't so good.
It's that time again! Opinion Time!
It's another concept from my older brother; a fully-auto rocket launcher that uses a drum magazine.
The magazine attaches directly to the end of the weapon, acting as a barrel. It fires smart bombs that will lock onto a heat signature and travel to it based on geography and location. It is fully automatic with a 22-round magazine. The mag has two rows with the second feeding into the first row as you fire, just like bullets feed into a receiver.
Thoughts or opinions? Mechanical criticisms? Any feedback is welcomed, thanks.
Why would you need a semi auto 20mm gun? I have no idea, I just wanted to make one
What do y'all think?
Oh just realised that I didn't put a monopod on, and that the pistol grip is probably too far forward. Any other criticisms?
Made several amendments to the 20mm Rifle.
Now has monopod, better scaled grip, improved cheek rest, bolt has been brought forward and the trigger and grip have been bought back, to be closer to the stock. Oh, and a new colour scheme
Comments and criticism welcome
mm very nice, loving the heat shield made from the ACR gripMaxMees said:Thanks for the pointers
I made this one before reading the message though haha.
Hey guys! So that Post Apoc Rifle I've been working on that I hope I've posted here already is in V3 now!
What do we think guys?
Well, last week Trish decided that she really liked the old version of the rifle, which I did indeed name Trish, so we sat down and tried to come up with a way of making the old design work. We got lucky one day as a traveler named Foz I believe passed by our camp and had a suggestion; Take an old bolt action bolt that he had in his pocket, hollow it out and cut a groove in the bottom so that it could slide over the bullet. That way it would form a seal with the barrel, and the blowback would force it back so the cylinder could be rotated by Trish's clockwork mech. So far this idea has worked pretty well, we cut a hole in the rear of the reciever for the new bolt to extend through as it's fairly long with all the parts inside it now, and the weight of the rifle has dropped some because the cylinder is lighter. Infact, stopping power has even increased because of the tight seal we get now compared with the other revolver system. And accuracy hasn't dropped in the least!
Reg is wondering if we could build something like this for him to use with a chain, and I don't see why not, we could make it full auto no problem and instead of a rotating cylinder just have it slide a chain through. But with his M60 I don't understand why he would want something like this o.0
We finally came across one of those tentacle monsters yesterday though... deffinatly not getting one for Trish... Ew...
Shown in:
Ready
Fired
Cycling
Ready
Reloading
Also, It is believed there is insufficiant room for you thumb to wrap around the top. I agree, but it's the degree of this problem that is in question. Would it be simply uncomfy? Or just not really possible?
Reg is wondering if we could build something like this for him to use with a chain, and I don't see why not, we could make it full auto no problem and instead of a rotating cylinder just have it slide a chain through. But with his M60 I don't understand why he would want something like this o.0
We finally came across one of those tentacle monsters yesterday though... deffinatly not getting one for Trish... Ew...
Shown in:
Ready
Fired
Cycling
Ready
Reloading
Also, It is believed there is insufficiant room for you thumb to wrap around the top. I agree, but it's the degree of this problem that is in question. Would it be simply uncomfy? Or just not really possible?
What do we think guys?
Not enough Zombie guns, so here's my latest ( I was really bored at work).
It's a semi-automatic magazine fed shot gun. Based on the receiver it's probably a heavily modified Saiga 12 series. Stockless, and sightless, with bayonet mounted for when you absolutely, positively, want to make one-hundred percent sure that you are NOT going to miss your next shot. Flashlight doubles as a a sight system: If it's in the light, it's probably going to be in your shot.
Flashlight can be mounted on right or left sides of the hand guard, whichever is easiest for the user to use. Angled fore grip for comfort and control. For bonus points, all items (beyond the the bayonet, which can be easily replaced) come complete with a non-gloss matte finish.
Not quite as awesome as a Remington 1740 (image below), but it gets the job done. Longer magazines are available on request!
By the way, figuring out how to mount a bayonet on a single-tube shotgun (as in barrel, but no tube), was a PAIN.
It's a semi-automatic magazine fed shot gun. Based on the receiver it's probably a heavily modified Saiga 12 series. Stockless, and sightless, with bayonet mounted for when you absolutely, positively, want to make one-hundred percent sure that you are NOT going to miss your next shot. Flashlight doubles as a a sight system: If it's in the light, it's probably going to be in your shot.
Flashlight can be mounted on right or left sides of the hand guard, whichever is easiest for the user to use. Angled fore grip for comfort and control. For bonus points, all items (beyond the the bayonet, which can be easily replaced) come complete with a non-gloss matte finish.
Not quite as awesome as a Remington 1740 (image below), but it gets the job done. Longer magazines are available on request!
By the way, figuring out how to mount a bayonet on a single-tube shotgun (as in barrel, but no tube), was a PAIN.