post funky weapons. old: >>64018006

Ever really really need to kill a fish?

Stendo Cei Rigotti

Prilutsky / Prilutskiy Avtomat. Bullpup, 1944.
>TY2AK

yup

>>64032233
Word.

Parker-Hale PDW. 1989/1999. Tested by the british army. Company folded and the gun was no more.

>>64032981

Alsetex Cougar MS grenade launcher, 2014. French. Uses standard grenades and optics instead of fancy digital fire control. Lightweight.

Tru-Flite Super Long Range Gas Gun, 1930s.

Someone has been reading Winant

The E-Shotgun, also referred to as the E-Gun, Northshore Sports Club CA-09, or the PD-90 Advanced Coilgun, is a hand-held automatic 9-stage coilgun designed by Lei Fengqiao and manufactured by China North Industries Group Corp in Xicheng District, Beijing, China (as well as "other technology teams"). In 2023, the CS/LW21 was commissioned by the Chinese government in order to "quell violent protests".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-shotgun

Not really a gun, but gun-adjacent. Early engines on aircraft (and other things) were often started using cartridges. These resembled a 4-gauge shotshell, but didn't contain any shot, just powder. When the pilot wanted to start the engine the cartridge would fire, driving a piston connected to a screw, which would rotate the engine for several revolutions. This was to avoid having to use a "pony engine', which worked fine on ground equipment but was too heavy for use on aircraft. This was later replaced by pneumatic and electric starters.

>>64033046
Art deco font on the barrel is a weird idea

MTs-3 Rekord [MC-3, MЦ-3 «Peкopд»] 'upside-down' target pistol, Peter Sheptarsky.

>>64033071
I want to start my car like this.

S&W 629 with underbarrel cooey shotgun and flashlight as seen in Red (2010)

Emile Fraipont Clic Clac double action pocket revolvers, Belgium.
https://littlegun.be/arme%20belge/artisans%20identifies%20e%20f/a%20fraipont%20gb.htm

and to think that people meme about the nagant revolver having a gas seal....

>>64033161
>fish gun
fish gun

Aegis Mk63 TRIDENT Handheld Modular Multi-Stimulus Response Device

>The AEGIS MARK 63 (MK63) TRIDENT is an advanced intermediate force option. These handheld, modular, multi stimulus, response devices (HMMRDs) provide a high level of scalability, safety and effectiveness.
>Scalable
>Multiple force options combined into a single, handheld device(Laser, LEDs, Pepper Spray, Impact, and NMI). Utilize force options individually, in any combination or simultaneously.

The Alternative round dampening captive slug device for service pistols. You slip it on to perform a less lethal shooting.

>>64033261
bullet capture

>>64032981
It's a Baby Madsen.

>>64033208
Fish gun?

>>64033281

Kekistani Armorer door hinge mosin. Looks like some of his videos are taken down, but this one is still up:
https://youtu.be/Ag9_ZGJ0m4g

>>64033281
Whaling guns are fascinating but the practice is stupid, because whale tastes bad. I've had it, at a high-end place. If you've ever had a nice tuna steak, you're missing nothing. Whale is significantly worse than tuna. It tastes like a stale fishy cut of landlubber meat.

no information on this one

>>64033458
I've never had whale, but I don't think I'd base my opinion of it on a single tasting. Take tuna, for example. The cheap canned stuff smells like rotten cat food. It's beyond gross and disgusting. On the other hand, the premium canned stuff is god tier. It's the same with tuna sushi. The cheap stuff at an all you can eat buffet? Meh. Really good o-toro? god tier.

Pic unrelated, and really fucking sweet:
https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/4094/3499/seven-deadly-sins-engraved-karl-hauptmann-8x57-irs-triple-rifle

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>>64033261
>>64033267
LESS LETHAL LESS LETHAL

>>64033499
Normally I'd agree, but I'm not big on killing whales and I figured I'd try it once in a place with deep historical ties to whaling.

Hatcher's Notebook, p. 116. It was a different time.

>>64033544
What's going on here? Is the trapdoor action intact?

>>64033541
Oh, that is a different angle altogether. Fuck eating endangered species.

This is a really interesting piece. It's an old coach gun, which is not anything special on its own, but the odd thing is just how nice it is.

>>64033559
Roller frizzens, sliding safeties, waterproof gold-lined pans, snap-action bayonet...

>>64033569
Even the inside of the locks is super nice with the mainsprings blued....

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>>64033559
What did it go for?

>>64033556
khyber pass pistol. They might have made it from scratch or it could also have been converted from a rifle. I have no idea if it works or not, it's just a pic I found online, but I have seen functional similar ones IRL. Usually they are made from old rifles.

>>64033617
Lewis Drake had it on their website, IIRC they were asking $18k.

Clair automatic pistol. Saint-étienne, 1893.

Came from this board

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>>64033538
COUGAR less lethal 56mm single-shot weapon

the moot nugget
https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/18145037/#q18145221

Joint Venture Protective Carbine (JVPC). India.

Austrian Model 1842 Tube Lock Cavalry Shotgun

When someone takes the term "squirrel gun" a little too literally.

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>>64034028
One tiny tweak and this would be g2g
(but obviously less shit than this example)

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>>64034083
and speaking of elaborate hammers

>>64034092
or if you're bored with game scenes and would rather have someone suplexing a mermaid....

>>64034099
Is the box matching? I wonder why they didn't texture the wood, when you compare with the styling of the accessories.

>>64034099
>bored with game scenes

>>64034163

VAG-72 and VAG-73
BAГ-72 and BAГ-73

Ukraine, 1973. Caseless 7.62 select-fire pistol. The 73 is larger, with 48 round capacity. AKA Gerasimenko pistol.

https://modernfirearms.net/en/handguns/handguns-en/ukraine-semi-automatic-pistols/gerasimenko-vag-72-vag-73-eng/

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>>64034215
Wait a minute, this predates the HSc? Then they abandoned it for the smaller frame? That's interesting. Larger yet harder to manufacture.

>>64033011
>could have been a perfectly fine gimic gun
Why did they make it so shitty?

>>64033261
No one adopted this after realizing that it would cause cranial fracture with brain hemorrhage in case some retarded Riot officer decided to shoot some idiot in the head with it.

>>64033988
Always wanted one of those due to Black Ops 2. Apparently there are dozens of thousands of it in service already in Streetshittingstan.

Nagant Bramit device. Early suppressor, 1929.

>In 1929 the brothers V.G. and I.G. Mitin (Β.Γ. Mитин and И.Г. Mитин) applied for a patent under the name “Revolver for soundless shooting utilizing the principle of directing the bullet through washers of increased diameter”.

>The revolver with the silencer device required cartridges of special construction. In the case of a standard revolver cartridge was a bullet of smaller diameter (probably 5.6 or 6.35 mm) backed by a special washer (sabot). The additional muzzle cylinder mounted on the muzzle of the gun had an opening corresponding to the caliber of the bullet small enough to catch washer. When shooting the bullet with the washer moves through the barrel, but was then caught in the supplemental cylinder. The washer plugged the exit through the supplimental cylinder and the gas was retained in the volume of the barrel. This hopefully blocked the exit of powder gasses.

>During the return of the cylinder of the revolver to retracted position, the cooled powder gasses escape, making no noise. On the next shot, during the hammer cock both the revolver cylinder and the supplemental cylinder move through 1/7 revolution. After firing all seven cartridges in the revolver, the shooter had to empty the spent cartridges from the cylinder and the washers from the supplemental cylinder.

>The patent was obtained for the soundless revolver on 28 February 1931.

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>>64034399
Later Bramit devices

>Later the Mitin brothers designed an expansion type silencer device. This later BRAMIT device was a silencer of the expansion type and consisted of a hollow cylinder which was mounted on the barrel of the revolver. Inside the cylinder were nine rubber seals of about 8 mm thickness. This model of BRAMIT had 10 expansion chambers and simultaneously serveds as a flash hider. The construction of the device using rubber seals didn’t permit the use of standard cartridges. Passing through it, a bullet with a blunt noses lost stability and severly reduced accuracy even at short ranges. As a result of this, special bullets were designed for use with the BRAMIT device. These had butllets in these cartridges had pointed tips.

>The revolver with the BRAMIT device was supposed to be used by special agents. Similar revolvers, for example, were used as weapons by the NKVD, CMERSH and saboteurs, thrown in the rear of German troops during the Second World War. The BRAMIT device was produced at the Tula Weapons Factory in small batches. It didn't get a lot of real use due to problems with its short effective range.

>The Mitin brothers also designed a BRAMIT device designated for use in conjunction with the model 1891 rifle. The device consists of a cylinder of 32mm diameter and length of 140mm, with the middle part divided into 2 chambers. Each chamber is closed with a seal - cylindrical construction of soft rubber of 15mm thickness.

https://gunboards.com/threads/bramit-device-nagant-silencer.36263

>>64034399
modern reproduction

Unrelated nagant with an axe stock.

Tu-2Sh with «Fire Hedgehog» device [Oгнeнный ёж] comprising 88 × PPSh-41. The guns were aimed downward for diving attacks.

>>64034370
Got any sauce? It looked like a disaster to me as soon as I laid eyes on it, but I see that they're still trying to sell it.

>>64033050
I'm a noguns but that looks super uncomfortable to hold.

Rare variant of the Day's Patent truncheon with steel barrel & skull top.
This also looks like a smaller caliber than usual, but that might be my eyes playing tricks on me. Perhaps this is in a rifle caliber rather than the usual brass-barreled shotgun version?

>>64034586
another unusual variation, with a crown atop the bird's head.

>>64034586
>hold still while I bludgeon you with the trigger mechanism and point the barrel at myself

Random q, do you prefer curiosities and antiquities in the same thread, or separate? We did a set of dedicated "bespoke" threads in January that went well.

Either way works fine, but posting works of art alongside soviet trashfires and cursed guns is a bit unconventional.

PPSh-41 and Mosin Nagant with an early night vision device, Ts-3 [Ц-3].

The source of the PPSh image is said to be* the magazine Radio, 1998, issue 12:
>Paдиo № 12 зa 1998

* https://archive.is/H4SJL

>>64034699
Mosin Nagant with an early night vision device, Ts-3 [Ц-3]. Includes the projector assembly, which would be carried by a spotter.

>>64034699
Note that the following, well-circulated image of a PPsh with experimental optic is fake.

>>64034711
Oh, you reminded me that I have to amend Funky № 00127
>>63440035

[Andreas] Schwarzlose SMG. Circa 1918 with patent DE 332625 of 4 February 1921.

It's missing its feed box in this photo. What I didn't know the first time I posted it was that there are better photos. Popenker has access to an example at Tula State University: https://forgottenweapons.com/submachine-guns/experimental-german-0818-maxim-smg

>>64033032
I can visually see the hon hon hon radiating from it.

>>64034534
Some gun influencer types have shot it on video. It's an ergonomically worse P-90, with the main issue being the lack of a foregrip.

>>64033234
>The AEGIS MARK 63 (MK63) TRIDENT is an advanced intermediate force option. These handheld, modular, multi stimulus, response devices (HMMRDs)
It's a dildo, just say so.

>>64034864
>box magazine clip fed 9mm scaled down maxim sub machine gun
also the post in the grip leads me to believe it was mounted in some way, making it even more goofy

>>64033332
Honestly I get the knob for long range. I feel like that could be made so butter smooth.