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It's been a while... time for SEVERAL GUNS AT ONCE.
A magazine-fed automatic shotgun, based on the AKS-74u. As I have no idea whatsoever how shotguns of this type actually work, most technical criticism will probably go over my head.
My version of the Twitter rifle, with my own take on the underbarrel SMG. As this is completely absurd, aesthetic criticism is much more useful.
A crazy-pimped M16A4, with silencer, holo sight, taclight, laser unit, PMAG, and aftermarket stock and grip.
My attempt to pimp a SCAR-H as much as possible, throwing in a holo sight, magnifier, magpul, HK417 stock with recoil dampening rod-thing, taclight, aftermarket grip and my own world-famous underbarrel shotgun attachment.
A railgun recovered from a sealed crate at Archeological Site Niner-One-Delta on Theta Tau. It is believed to be a prototype fielded during the battle, as more streamlined versions have been recovered from other battlefields that took place at later dates. The weapon itself has been heavily modified from other similar recoveries, with some sort of launcher (the slugs found nearby that fit are are some sort of radioactive substance) and a scope that is inactive now (it appears that it would have been linked to a user HUD or neural interface of some sort). It is believed that the weapon itself functions by shaving chunks of highly radioactive and magnetic material off of a larger slug, and then accelerating it through the forward rings. Even though it has been dated to about 12000 BC (Earth Mean Time), it is still significantly smaller, lighter, and more advanced than any weapons similar type and function nowadays. Although it works by means similar to that of the M2227A3, it is still far lighter (weighing only 2.1 kilograms) than the M2227A3, the only modern weapon comparable to it in terms of firepower. Bear in mind that this weapon has not been restored enough to use, and is currently being reverse-engineered for use by the United Earth Command, to replace the M2227A3 currently in service with the UECM (United Earth Command Marines, formed after the capitulation of the Greater United Kingdom at the end of the First Landing War in the year 2231).
A railgun recovered from a sealed crate at Archeological Site Niner-One-Delta on Theta Tau. It is believed to be a prototype fielded during the battle, as more streamlined versions have been recovered from other battlefields that took place at later dates. The weapon itself has been heavily modified from other similar recoveries, with some sort of launcher (the slugs found nearby that fit are are some sort of radioactive substance) and a scope that is inactive now (it appears that it would have been linked to a user HUD or neural interface of some sort). It is believed that the weapon itself functions by shaving chunks of highly radioactive and magnetic material off of a larger slug, and then accelerating it through the forward rings. Even though it has been dated to about 12000 BC (Earth Mean Time), it is still significantly smaller, lighter, and more advanced than any weapons similar type and function nowadays. Although it works by means similar to that of the M2227A3, it is still far lighter (weighing only 2.1 kilograms) than the M2227A3, the only modern weapon comparable to it in terms of firepower. Bear in mind that this weapon has not been restored enough to use, and is currently being reverse-engineered for use by the United Earth Command, to replace the M2227A3 currently in service with the UECM (United Earth Command Marines, formed after the capitulation of the Greater United Kingdom at the end of the First Landing War in the year 2231).
I would like to see a 3D mock up (or even a real-life mock up) of this. It's hard to tell how it would be from these images. Cool concept though.LordMalachi said:Hey guys! So that Post Apoc Rifle I've been working on that I hope I've posted here already is in V3 now!
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...
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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?
Another random design churned out of boredom:
Yet another in Grundire's long line of nonsensical experimental weaponry, the PA-R Mrk.01 was a simple attempt to develop a pump-action revolver. Slightly larger than a Smith and Wesson 500, the PA-R Mrk.01 used a pump-action system to revolve the cylinder as well as cock a compact internal hammer system based on the one used in the Westlund REV-7. The weapon was also chambered to accept proprietary .50 Grundier Hi-Vel rounds, as well as Westlund .48 shotgun shells.
As with all of Grundire's experimental weaponry, the PA-R was a surprisingly effective weapon. However, the gun had a single major flaw: due to the size of the rounds the PA-R was initially chambered in, the cylinder was limited to 4 chambers and thus the gun could only carry 4 rounds at a time. Despite this flaw, the PA-R was still put into limited production and sold to civillians, and due to it's odd design, it has over time become a collectors item and fetches high prices at gun auctions around the world.
Comments, questions, and criticism are always welcome.
Yet another in Grundire's long line of nonsensical experimental weaponry, the PA-R Mrk.01 was a simple attempt to develop a pump-action revolver. Slightly larger than a Smith and Wesson 500, the PA-R Mrk.01 used a pump-action system to revolve the cylinder as well as cock a compact internal hammer system based on the one used in the Westlund REV-7. The weapon was also chambered to accept proprietary .50 Grundier Hi-Vel rounds, as well as Westlund .48 shotgun shells.
As with all of Grundire's experimental weaponry, the PA-R was a surprisingly effective weapon. However, the gun had a single major flaw: due to the size of the rounds the PA-R was initially chambered in, the cylinder was limited to 4 chambers and thus the gun could only carry 4 rounds at a time. Despite this flaw, the PA-R was still put into limited production and sold to civillians, and due to it's odd design, it has over time become a collectors item and fetches high prices at gun auctions around the world.
Haha very niceDead Raen said:
Well here's my old chain revolver from back during the steampunk thing finally done in PMG using the same design as that rifle, but with better internal shots.Koeryn said:I would like to see a 3D mock up (or even a real-life mock up) of this. It's hard to tell how it would be from these images. Cool concept though.LordMalachi said:Hey guys! So that Post Apoc Rifle I've been working on that I hope I've posted here already is in V3 now!
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?
What do we think guys?
OMG IT"S DONE THANK GOD
I just spent 4 hours solid on this XD
There is a tube in the breach (gold) with holes in it to allow the expanding gasses to escape out and back in order to push the bolt back. Cycling is done via trigger pull, not blowback.
~Caliber: .357 Magnum
~Action: Blowback
~Current Fire Type: Partial Double Action (Cycling of the cylinder is done as the trigger is pulled during the "Pre-Ready" state, at the end of the short cycle the bolt is slammed forward via spring (not shown
)and the above process begins. At the end of the above process the bolt is held open until the cycle process is finished again.
~Projected FT: Semi and Fully Automatic
~Current Round Capacity: 6 rounds in open cylinder
~Projected Round Caps: 12, 15, and 30 round rotating chains
Shown Left: Modern Remake done by Vampire Industries shown in Ready and Reloading.
Shown Right: Original version made by Smetana Výzbroj not long after the company became global.
Idea for pistol grip from Robbe25 (I did it myself and made it a lil slimmer than his, but the original idea was his.)
I just spent 4 hours solid on this XD
There is a tube in the breach (gold) with holes in it to allow the expanding gasses to escape out and back in order to push the bolt back. Cycling is done via trigger pull, not blowback.
~Caliber: .357 Magnum
~Action: Blowback
~Current Fire Type: Partial Double Action (Cycling of the cylinder is done as the trigger is pulled during the "Pre-Ready" state, at the end of the short cycle the bolt is slammed forward via spring (not shown
)and the above process begins. At the end of the above process the bolt is held open until the cycle process is finished again.~Projected FT: Semi and Fully Automatic
~Current Round Capacity: 6 rounds in open cylinder
~Projected Round Caps: 12, 15, and 30 round rotating chains
Shown Left: Modern Remake done by Vampire Industries shown in Ready and Reloading.
Shown Right: Original version made by Smetana Výzbroj not long after the company became global.
Idea for pistol grip from Robbe25 (I did it myself and made it a lil slimmer than his, but the original idea was his.)
I plan on doing a very zoomed in detailed group of internals for this tommorow but I'm not sure how long it will take me. I'm going to try and get as many of the parts included as possible with my knowledge of the internals of firearms. SO I would love for Sticky to pay close attention to it when it's up. ^.^
CRAP I almost forgot, Got the undermounted SMG for the Twitter Rifle Mk 9 somewhat done.
The Smithana Arms Harbinger Rifle shown in attachment mode with the new XSS-1L Scope and the prototype SMG. The rifle needed a special attachment to allow the use of the extra long scope, but this attachment is removable in the case of going back to a more traditional scope.
The patened SA - 3 Way Sliding Fire Selector and Indicator was also used, with a 2 Way modification. (Safe and Fire only)
The new Harbinger SMG Prototype is shown here in attached and stand alone modes.
The HSMG is unique in that it uses the trigger as it's fire selector. However the fore grip position affects how it works.
Foregrip up + Trigger pulled = Full Auto
Foregrip up + Trigger pushed = SemiAuto
Foregrip down + Either = Full Auto
Also, there is a button for the laser sight integrated into the foregrip.
It is shown chambered in 9mm with a 30 round mag.
Note: A charging handle and possibly an actual saftey are missing and I am aware. Iron sights are not available. And I'm thinking of beefing up the front clip connection.
The patened SA - 3 Way Sliding Fire Selector and Indicator was also used, with a 2 Way modification. (Safe and Fire only)
The new Harbinger SMG Prototype is shown here in attached and stand alone modes.
The HSMG is unique in that it uses the trigger as it's fire selector. However the fore grip position affects how it works.
Foregrip up + Trigger pulled = Full Auto
Foregrip up + Trigger pushed = SemiAuto
Foregrip down + Either = Full Auto
Also, there is a button for the laser sight integrated into the foregrip.
It is shown chambered in 9mm with a 30 round mag.
Note: A charging handle and possibly an actual saftey are missing and I am aware. Iron sights are not available. And I'm thinking of beefing up the front clip connection.
The concept is kinda cool with the magazine being the barrel, but I have some technical criticisms. What's the point of the bolt and ejection port? Surely all you need is a trigger group and the empty casings to come out the front?sooperman said: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.
Doing some tinkering on my previous post so in the meantime here is a Mp5 mod.
Based on critisisms of the las gun i have added a more appropriate stock, and added more space fore the foregrip. The modified NS10 Heavy SMG (Good name?) will be added sometime this week.
Based on critisisms of the las gun i have added a more appropriate stock, and added more space fore the foregrip. The modified NS10 Heavy SMG (Good name?) will be added sometime this week.
~Stage 1: Pre-Ready, Post Load (Fresh cylinder)
~Stage 2: Ready. The slide release is pressed to slam the bolt shut, and the hammer is pulled back for the first shot, dropping its connecting rod into place.
~Stage 3: Firing. The Trigger is pulled, dropping the hammer and forcing its connecting rod forward to depress the firing pin toggle within the bolt (toggle not shown)
~Stage 4: Post Fire 1. The gasses expand out to the outer breach and rearward to push the bolt back.
~Stage 5: Post Fire 2. The bolt is pushed back far enough for the hammer connecting rod to be pushed back as well, re-cocking the hammer.
~Stage 6: The bolt spring returns the bolt (and spend shell) to the pre-ready state, which the hammer now cocked. From here the cylinder is rotated as the trigger is pulled, automatically slamming the bolt shut just as the cylinder finishes is rotation, leaving it back in the Ready state.
~~During Stages 3 + 4: The bolt is locked in place until the gasses enter the outer breach and press against an unlocking mechanism (not shown) thus allowing them to push against the bolt. The shell retreats due to residual expanding gasses still in the main breach.
Please for those that are technically inclined, I'd like comments.
Yes I realized the hammer should be positioned lower, and thus the connecting rod should be bent down at some point, but I didn't feel it made enough of a difference to influence this diagram.
Same goes for the bolt spring, I felt with it's size it would simply get in the way.
And most likely there would be more space between the hammer and bolt to allow for the spring.
Also note the inner breach is colored gold so you can see the difference easier.
~Stage 2: Ready. The slide release is pressed to slam the bolt shut, and the hammer is pulled back for the first shot, dropping its connecting rod into place.
~Stage 3: Firing. The Trigger is pulled, dropping the hammer and forcing its connecting rod forward to depress the firing pin toggle within the bolt (toggle not shown)
~Stage 4: Post Fire 1. The gasses expand out to the outer breach and rearward to push the bolt back.
~Stage 5: Post Fire 2. The bolt is pushed back far enough for the hammer connecting rod to be pushed back as well, re-cocking the hammer.
~Stage 6: The bolt spring returns the bolt (and spend shell) to the pre-ready state, which the hammer now cocked. From here the cylinder is rotated as the trigger is pulled, automatically slamming the bolt shut just as the cylinder finishes is rotation, leaving it back in the Ready state.
~~During Stages 3 + 4: The bolt is locked in place until the gasses enter the outer breach and press against an unlocking mechanism (not shown) thus allowing them to push against the bolt. The shell retreats due to residual expanding gasses still in the main breach.
Please for those that are technically inclined, I'd like comments.
Yes I realized the hammer should be positioned lower, and thus the connecting rod should be bent down at some point, but I didn't feel it made enough of a difference to influence this diagram.
Same goes for the bolt spring, I felt with it's size it would simply get in the way.
And most likely there would be more space between the hammer and bolt to allow for the spring.
Also note the inner breach is colored gold so you can see the difference easier.
It's really not an ejection port. A bolt was the only way I could fill in the empty space other than a shape tool. That part of the gun does, however, contain the firing pin, like a bolt would.NimbleJack3 said:The concept is kinda cool with the magazine being the barrel, but I have some technical criticisms. What's the point of the bolt and ejection port? Surely all you need is a trigger group and the empty casings to come out the front?sooperman said: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.
Hey guys, I haven't seen another Lever action since that one that looked funny and we couldn't quite figure out why, so here's mine ^.^
As stated in the Details, the woodwork is a modified version of Aridar from Flickr's M14.
The Smithana Arms Lever Action Rifle in .30-06 is one of the two models produced for both civilian and military use. The civilian model is used by target and game hunters alike with its special round-nosed ammunition, where as the military version is used mainly by under cover forces trying to blend in with civilian populaces and carries 50+ rounds in a helical mag. This allows any .30-06 round to be used.
The Helical Mag has been slimmed from the prototype for several reasons (I say to you white shapes grr) one of which being the larger the tube, the more noticeable the fact that it's not a normal gun.
The ends of both tubes unscrew for maintenance and spring replacement.
Also the tubes may be detached and replaced if the user so desires.
Credit for the Woodwork goes to Aridar of Flickr (With some slight modification by me).
Concept (c) me
Created using Dr Noob's PMG 0.7
The Helical Mag has been slimmed from the prototype for several reasons (I say to you white shapes grr
) one of which being the larger the tube, the more noticeable the fact that it's not a normal gun.The ends of both tubes unscrew for maintenance and spring replacement.
Also the tubes may be detached and replaced if the user so desires.
Credit for the Woodwork goes to Aridar of Flickr (With some slight modification by me).
Concept (c) me
Created using Dr Noob's PMG 0.7
I really like how smooth the rifle looks, though I do believe that in a lever-action rifle, the trigger guard ring is attached to the lever and swings down as you cock the rifle.LordMalachi said:Hey guys, I haven't seen another Lever action since that one that looked funny and we couldn't quite figure out why, so here's mine ^.^
As stated in the Details, the woodwork is a modified version of Aridar from Flickr's M14.The Smithana Arms Lever Action Rifle in .30-06 is one of the two models produced for both civilian and military use. The civilian model is used by target and game hunters alike with its special round-nosed ammunition, where as the military version is used mainly by under cover forces trying to blend in with civilian populaces and carries 50+ rounds in a helical mag. This allows any .30-06 round to be used.
The Helical Mag has been slimmed from the prototype for several reasons (I say to you white shapes grr
The ends of both tubes unscrew for maintenance and spring replacement.
Also the tubes may be detached and replaced if the user so desires.
Credit for the Woodwork goes to Aridar of Flickr (With some slight modification by me).
Concept (c) me
Created using Dr Noob's PMG 0.7
You know, I have to check out this Flikr group. It sounds like you guys are pretty good.
Well I thought about that, but I figured it would make mine more unique, plus it would be really hard to do it that way >.> But thankssooperman said:I really like how smooth the rifle looks, though I do believe that in a lever-action rifle, the trigger guard ring is attached to the lever and swings down as you cock the rifle.LordMalachi said:Hey guys, I haven't seen another Lever action since that one that looked funny and we couldn't quite figure out why, so here's mine ^.^
As stated in the Details, the woodwork is a modified version of Aridar from Flickr's M14.The Smithana Arms Lever Action Rifle in .30-06 is one of the two models produced for both civilian and military use. The civilian model is used by target and game hunters alike with its special round-nosed ammunition, where as the military version is used mainly by under cover forces trying to blend in with civilian populaces and carries 50+ rounds in a helical mag. This allows any .30-06 round to be used.
The Helical Mag has been slimmed from the prototype for several reasons (I say to you white shapes grr
The ends of both tubes unscrew for maintenance and spring replacement.
Also the tubes may be detached and replaced if the user so desires.
Credit for the Woodwork goes to Aridar of Flickr (With some slight modification by me).
Concept (c) me
Created using Dr Noob's PMG 0.7
You know, I have to check out this Flikr group. It sounds like you guys are pretty good.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/pimpmygun/
We are actually pretty freakin good. Not everyone, and there aren't any Compensators, but yeah. Check it out
Stay here too though
Google Image search "lever-action rifle"; it just works that way. Not sure why.LordMalachi said:Well I thought about that, but I figured it would make mine more unique, plus it would be really hard to do it that way >.> But thanks
http://www.flickr.com/groups/pimpmygun/
We are actually pretty freakin good. Not everyone, and there aren't any Compensators, but yeah. Check it out
The people in your group are skilled, no doubt. The whole album is a little, well, tame, though. I think we need to drag the Compensator or a few tanks in, see if we can't liven the place up.
Meh. I like what you did with the G36, but it shows that you didn't put any flavor or heart into it >:IMaxMees said:Must... breathe... life into... thread!
Here is your criticism, then.I_am_a_Spoon said:Two guns I made between uni assignments:
Criticism is more than appreciated.
So criticise!
The rifle works really well, though I would ask you save the file a little higher-quality next time, and you were pretty clever with the design of the details. I do not agree with your standalone, however. It would not work as the rail would not support the design and you have little or no place to put your other hand, like a handguard.
You also have what looks like a bayonet possibly glued or taped or something to a foregrip. Not sure what is going on there.
Your sniper also has a nice, flowing design going on, but I would hardly call it "reduced length". The gun is too long and the appearance suffers for it. The magwell and stock need to be shortened and brought closer to the reciever. Also you don't have a handguard to put your other hand on. The integration of the bipod and the gas tube work really well, but your designs are a little off.
Love the attachments man, great jobI_am_a_Spoon said:Two guns I made between uni assignments:
Criticism is more than appreciated.
So criticise!
(Because I realized they are all attachments and not stand alones And Idk, I wouldn't say it's "tame" lol, in the last few days there have been some rather odd things XD Lotsa food guns, or the "Baby's first gun" series. But if you want tanks you wanna check out Toryu. He blows Sticky away XD There's a few new mecha pieces too. But the latest trends have been the N3 Energy Can... for some reason lol It just became popular, and the post spoc stuff for the contest. Which is ending tommoro, then idk what's next. But I think a Civvy contest is up soon, and we'll being a "No Blending/shapes" one soon too.
Actually Now that I think about it... I don't think Compenators are allowed o.0