Pimp My Gun: Show your Creations [Image Posting tips in the First post]
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naw, it was me who failed, but I'm still wondering, how the hell do you hold that thing?lolmynamewastaken said:yeah i know, i was helping him understand the question abit...Guitar Gamer said:that's what I meant, there is no where to put your hand that isn't holding the pistol grip, unless it's pistol sized shotgunlolmynamewastaken said:there's no forgrip of any sort.Sentinel10 said:Wait, what's the question? Which gun? What hand?Guitar Gamer said:where do you put your other hand? with the shotgun?Sentinel10 said:AK-47 Compact
The Mossberg 600, a shotgun of my own design.
A fully automatic shotgun, firing from a 24-round drum magazine with a wide muzzle spread. Nicknamed 'The Equalizer", it can quickly clear a room of hostiles.
I'm confused.
i reckon they should come in pairs and you have to dual wield though...
failed really loads like but whatever...
as you ponder that take a look at my guns
Here is the rest:fantafuzz said:Here's my newest guns; The Grampalon Industries weapons (or GI if you want)!
The GI-PDW
The Grampalon Industries Personal Defence Weapon is the standard sidearm for the regular GI solider. It is an modified version of the Ingram Mac-10. Its got a 30 round magazine with a seethrough middle, so you can see how many rounds thats left.
The GI-LRAAW
Sorry for weird line...
The Grampalon Industries Long Range Anti Armor Weapon is a very powerful and complicated sniper rifle. The 50. Caliber bullets are stacked vertically in the 4 round magazine. Most of the gun is made of aliminium and Carbofeliciamprohybrat (GI Product, Really lightweight plastic like material)
The GI-LAPW
The Grampalon Industries Light Anti Personel Weapon is the standard weapon for the GI solider.
It is also made with mostly aliminium and Carbofeliciamprohybrat just as the LRAAW. The 30 round bullpup magazine makes the barrel extremely long and makes the gun very accurate over large distances. It also got an built in grenade launcher. It fires the main gun with the standard trigger, and the grenade launcher with the top one.
The GI-LAAMG
The Grampalon Industries Light All Around Machine Gun is the workhorse of the GI Army. It fires the 5.56x45mm round at a steady 800 rounds per minute, and can also be fed with Anti Armor rounds, Incendiary rounds or the GI-Bio round witch is a round with highly concentrated toxic which will burst on impact and hopefully kill the enemy. (just realized the stock makes the gun probably very uncomfortable to handle...) The gun can also be equipped with a GI-UBAPS (Under Barrel APS)
Gotta go to bed now, so gonna post the rest tommorow...
The GI-APS
The Grampalon Industries Anti Personnel Shotgun is the GI gun that is most used by foreign armies. It uses a 12 round drum magazine and fires at the speed you can press the trigger in a minute... It can also be used as an under barrel attachment which is known as the GI-UBAPS.
The GI-CS
The Grampalon Industries Contest Shotgun is the only of the GI weapons that isn't meant for war.
It was designed and developed by the GI CEO for use in contests...
And here is the new branch of GI Weaponry: The GI Special Forces
The GI-SFCC
The Grampalon Industries Special Forces Combat Carbine is the standard stealth weapon of choice in the GI Army. It fires 5.56 rounds at 700 RPM giving great stopping power, firing rate and because of the revolutionary recoilremoving technology, steadiness. Both the ACOG sight and the fore-grip is replaceable, but the silencer and laser sight is built in. You can of course turn the laser sight off...
The GI-SFCS
The Grampalon Industries Special Forces Combat Shotgun is a heavily modified GI-APS. It uses a special round that makes a lot less noise, but is sacrificing stopping power for that. Most of the specifications are like the APS but the firing rate is slightly modified, so you cant "kill" the gun like you did with the APS... The problem was that if you fired to fast, the gun would simply explode in your hands, shooting sharpnell all over you and your squad.
The GI-SFLMG
The Grampalon Industries Special Forces Light Machine Gun is the most advanced weapon in the GI yet. It fires 7,62x39mm rounds at 450RPM. The weapon uses a 100 round magazine, and got a built in silencer... The silencer cant really be used to silence the weapon to stealthiness, but it surely saves the shooter from a really bad headache from the 110decibel the gun emits without the silencer. Both the ACOG and the bi-pod can be replaced, but we recommend to leave the bipod where it is, because the weapon will be almost impossible to fire without the weapon grounded.
The GI-SFSA
The Grampalon Industries Special Forces SideArm is the sidearm used by the GI special forces.
It uses an unconventional magazine placement, and has an integrated silencer. The red dot sight can be replaced.
Thats all for now... sorry for any typos.
the jackhammer, what its supposed to look likeLord_Ascendant said:Jackhammer Fully-Automatic Shotgun
shown with optional ghillie items
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This is the AHMG Apocalypse. My second man-portable minigun. This one is lighter and easier to carry, as well as more accurate. Even with less barrels than its predecessor, this is the minigun that will serve you in almost any situation. When your enemies close in on you, just flip the switch at the bottom to bring out the hidden survival knife, which you can use to eviscerate your enemies, or for whatever tasks it would be useful for. When your enemies aren't closing in on you, simply mow them down with a storm of bullets. The Apocalypse is very quick and easy to reload - the ammo box is right between the handles, so you can pull it out and replace it whenever. Each box carries 200 rounds, all high-caliber cartridges (the Apocalypse can handle many different types of ammunition - even high-explosive rounds, if you really really want to blow everything up). When you're not on the move, you can bring down its extendable tripod to kick ass without the heavy load or recoil. You fire it by holding down both buttons on the handles, and the gun is powered by a rechargeable internal battery charged by solar power. Yes folks, the Apocalypse will cause an immense amount of destruction to anything in its path.
And it's environmentally friendly, too!
This is the AHMG Apocalypse. My second man-portable minigun. This one is lighter and easier to carry, as well as more accurate. Even with less barrels than its predecessor, this is the minigun that will serve you in almost any situation. When your enemies close in on you, just flip the switch at the bottom to bring out the hidden survival knife, which you can use to eviscerate your enemies, or for whatever tasks it would be useful for. When your enemies aren't closing in on you, simply mow them down with a storm of bullets. The Apocalypse is very quick and easy to reload - the ammo box is right between the handles, so you can pull it out and replace it whenever. Each box carries 200 rounds, all high-caliber cartridges (the Apocalypse can handle many different types of ammunition - even high-explosive rounds, if you really really want to blow everything up). When you're not on the move, you can bring down its extendable tripod to kick ass without the heavy load or recoil. You fire it by holding down both buttons on the handles, and the gun is powered by a rechargeable internal battery charged by solar power. Yes folks, the Apocalypse will cause an immense amount of destruction to anything in its path.
And it's environmentally friendly, too!
An enviromentally friendly mini gun??? I never thought i would see one of those o.0Akai Shizuku said:
That, i think, is the single best thing about it.
tracer rounds are much different than HE(high explosive) rounds.Akai Shizuku said:
Tracer rounds are special bullets that are modified to accept a small pyrotechnic charge in their base. Ignited upon firing, the composition burns very brightly, making the projectile visible to the naked eye. This enables the shooter to follow the bullet trajectory relative to the target in order to make corrections to his aim.When used, tracers are usually loaded as every fourth to every sixth round. Platoon leaders will sometimes load their magazines entirely with tracers to mark targets for their men to fire on.For those on the receiving end of tracer ammunition, there is a well-known optical illusion whereby the tracer rounds appear to be traveling slowly, but as they get closer, they appear to speed up considerably.
putting you to shame since 2009Gimmi. A. Burger said:A gun so big, its putting the deagle to shame...
