What is your dream firearm that does not exist?
What is your dream firearm that does not exist?
Justin Ramirez
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Ryder Ross
Kayden Lopez
portable 9mm mini-gun.
Matthew Cox
a break action .357 magnum with colt 1851 aesthetics or a revolving rifle in 45-70
Evan Taylor
You have to be 18+ to post here tard.
Be gone you child
Noah Price
A Marlin 60 upscaled to 357 magnum
Michael Foster
you're a good man
Nathaniel Carter
>BRRRRRRT
>BRRREEEEEEOOoo
Jonathan Perry
ruger mark 2/3/4 chamber in 380
affordable toggle lock rifles
Tyler Bailey
A mini-30 that functions properly.
Unironically, I love the concept but the gun fucking sucks.
Jace Cruz
m1 carbine in 50 beowulf
Caleb Young
I just wanna see what pic related looks like in .950 now instead of stopping at 25mm
Chase Phillips
The law giver.
>A Jewish family? Sentence is death, hope do you plead?
>Oy very, we're not Jewish, we're white like you!
> I knew you'd say that. Incendiary.
> GOY NOOO AAAAHHHH
> Now that's how you smoke a Shlomo
Julian Anderson
heres your mini 30 dude
Mason Brown
something like this
Nathan Lewis
An SKS chambered in 5.45, 5.56, 6.5, .270 Pederson, literally any other intermediate round than 7.62x39 or Kurz.
Dylan Baker
that gun will not function
Easton Bennett
double action revolver chambered in 5.56
Ian Rogers
break-action 12 gauge revolver shotgun. think the Shambler from the Metro series, but more refined
Chase Scott
>fuller auto
>BWEEEEEEEEEEEET
Chase Hughes
Joshua Garcia
never heard of the boberg eh? casual.
Luis Parker
Still want one. Damn the expense.
Joshua Watson
Carbine in .50 AE.
Noah Morris
M2 in 12 gauge or something
Nathaniel Ramirez
Depending on the caliber, that would actually be doable. Without the superweapon in the compartment over the barrel, obviously.
Kevin Barnes
Semi auto .25acp rifles. 9mm luger bolt actions.
Hunter Peterson
This, obviously.
Jordan Turner
Right. It's a pastiche of good ideas, which haven't ever been combined.
Top-break double action, with six o' clock chamber and an auto ejection system. Could put thin sideplates on the top to keep weight down, or if you're fancy, put in an integral laser.
Parker Long
Overwatch Pulse Rifle from Half-Life 2 hands down. Not only is it just a cool looking design with a beefy sound to it, the concept and design is really well done.
For those who don't know the pulse rifle doesn't shoot bullets. It's ammunition is contained in a plug like magazine about the size of a shotgun slug. Inside the slug is compressed and contained a large and extremely high energy orb of some kind I'll call the nucleus, the physical nature of which is never really explained. The primary fire releases down the top barrel a very small amount of the energy/force contained inside the plug which, given the immense pressures built up through the compression of the nucleus, strikes its target before completely dissipating. The fact that it dissipates highlights one of my favorite ideas behind the gun: it doesn't shoot bullets, it shoots the built up kinetic energy from the nucleus, pure force. The secondary fire releases the nucleus down the bottom barrel in a single shot.
There is some inconsistency in the game, which basically says that the primary fire and secondary fire use different bullets. This is not true however as the magazine that holds the plugs feeds both into the bottom barrel and top. You can also hear the same reload sound after the secondary fire that you hear when you reload primary fire.
Sorry for the blogpost but it's my favorite theoretical weapon and probably the most imaginative concept when it comes to handheld weapons in science fiction. The idea of just shooting force itself, and then the design and theory behind achieving such a weapon is just so inspiring to me.
Parker Wright
Forgot to include video of it in action. Awesome sound design. Listen for the identical reload sound following the secondary fire that kind of backs up my theory that it doesn't have two kinds of ammunition, despite that being how the devs executed it in game.
Nathan Wright
I want Chiappa to make a break-action Rhino so fucking bad
Hunter Martin
Brandon Allen
Your mom shooting hand grades out of her disease ridden cunt
Oliver Rogers
Jokes on you kiddo.
That one definitely exists.
Jason Lewis
A DA 10mm alloy frame that's not $2000
Brody Jackson
The Samaritan.
Also energy weapons.
Nathaniel Ortiz
Oh, and before I forget:
The double Handgun from Green Hornet. According to imfdb, the prop was made from a 92fs grip with two desert eagle barrels attached to it.
Crappy movie tho
Carson Allen
I loved this gun but it was weak as shit against some of the enemies in eye
Cameron Reyes
*Get off my property intensifies*
Connor Howard
Use it with the targeting cyberware to turn it into a horrifying headshot machine.
Lucas Cruz
speaking pure aesthetic, "I cum't"
Daniel Stewart
The only part of that which hasn't ever been combined is the low bore axis with the rest.
The Webley, for example, is a top-break double action with auto ejection. The only thing it doesn't have is the 6 o'clock chamber.
Landon Robinson
my biggest mistake when playing the game was never bothering with spells and shit, and only buying leg and brain upgrades so i could sprint faster and hack easier
Lucas Myers
The problem is the 6oclock kills any autoejecting potential.
t. Actually designed one
Daniel Phillips
Straight-pull nugget when
Oliver Fisher
When someone has bionic arms and can run the action.
Adrian Barnes
Jaxon Cooper
A revolving rifle with a proper gas seal.
Charles Watson
Top break 6 o'clock revolver in .357 mag or something hotter, I know it exists in Russia, also a modern carl gustav m/42, rifles that go over the shoulder like a bazooka are simply aesthetic
Owen Hill
i want bullets going over 5500 fps
Jaxon Edwards
>What is your dream firearm that does not exist?
A nonlethal foam pellet firing submachine gun that turns grabbers into pro-gunners. I'd commit so many school shootings...
Connor Cooper
automatic recoilless rifle
William Hill
>What is your dream firearm that does not exist?
Charles Flores
>What is your dream firearm that does not exist?
Henry Wright
Jeremiah Russell
...
Christian Perry
>ruger 10/357
Connor Harris
Inb4 destinyfag
Lincoln Torres
Benjamin Lee
Im actually curious about how the recoil impulse would be from a bolgun
Henry Morales
A modern caseless gun that doesn't work by literal clockwork (G11) or superposed loads (Metal Storm). And don't give me black powder replicas because they're technically caseless; that shit doesn't fly with me.
Cameron Bailey
Jose Morris
>toggle lock
>affordable
pick one
Mason King
if its like a normal gun
like trying to hold a 20mm
if its like a 4mm grenade launcher
like shooting a magnum revolver
Isaiah Garcia
A mix of old school and high tech shit? With fuckin proximity exploding bullets? Fuck yes.
Nathaniel Thompson
just rebarrel an SKS to 6.5 grendel
it would honestly make the SKS a much better gun.
Dylan Rodriguez
reminds me of the P5 compact
Aiden Stewart
>doesn't work by literal clockwork
so........ all semi auto and full auto guns?
you can make a stretch and say all guns that are not mach lock work by clock work
Julian Bennett
Parker Wood
*40 mm grenade launcher
Evan Allen
Literally a boberg
Dominic Lee
Subcompact
Single stack
Metal
Da/sa
9mm
Handgun
Liam Green
There's firearm actions, and then there's this.
Dominic Cooper
9mm bolt actions exist
no reason to have .25 ACP rifles. .22 LR is more powerful. .25 gains nothing from barrel length.
Zachary Fisher
>EAA witness 10mm
Nathaniel Nguyen
its not that bad
Cooper Foster
manual action versions of these exist for export as a custom order option in 7.62x54r
Xavier Bennett
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just look at the M 134D minigun
or the p90
Alexander Jackson
Isaac Parker
Dylan Butler
Nice designs
Kevin Adams
There are a few mildly similar real guns aesthetically. But still, I desire this so much.
Christopher Moore
14 hmr minigun.
Landon Young
>The problem is the 6oclock kills any autoejecting potential.
How so? I can see how it might force you to get creative with the positioning of the ejector mechanism or how that mechanism works exactly, but I fail to see how it couldn't be done.
Yes, the barrel is between the cylinder axis and the hinge so that presents a complication, but that can be worked around. It just becomes more complex.
Lincoln Miller
There's just no room for it unless you get super duper funky. My solution was to use a sliding barrel sleeve inside of a smaller diameter cutout that could toggle the mechanism, but that's about where I called it quits because lol this is hard. Also I don't have a machine shop.
Aaron Jackson
I've gotten really, really close. Brass on the far right of this pic. .50 BMG necked down to .375 running 20mm cannon powder and a 44" barrel.
Best I got was 5370 fps, I'm sure I could have hit 5500 with lighter bullets, I just never tried.
Tyler Garcia
That may as well be unobtanium in and of itself
Jaxon Nguyen
above ~4500 fps most of the lightweight bullets start to encounter jacket separation from the air friction. the fastest commercial cartridge is the .220 swift iirc at about 4100 fps.
you could go faster using sabot smooth-bores with squeeze bore shaping, but the accuracy suffers and the range is still limited by diminishing returns. you'd have to move up to recoiless anti-tank rifles to break that kind of speed.
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Nathaniel Wright
>There's just no room for it unless you get super duper funky.
So get super duper funky. Your idea of the sliding sleeve is a good one.
Levi Carter
You can easily work around the jacket separation by using monometallic bullets.
In the example I posted above , I used lathe-turned bullets from GS Custom, as well as Barnes X solid bronze bullets and they had no problem with jacket separation. You're certainly right about most bullets not being able to handle those velocities as I found out firsthand when working on those loads. They didn't exist at the time I was playing with that rifle, but I bet some of the lightweight designs from Lehigh could break 5500 in that cartridge. They are lathe-turned solid metal so they would have no jacket separation problems.
Parker Baker
I would like to see a P90 using cased telescoped ammo; the proposed 5.56mm round here is 1 mm shorter than the 5.7x28mm rounds the P90 currently uses, while firing a bullet that is twice as heavy at roughly the same velocity. And width-wise, it looks like 36 of them would fit into a P90 length magazine.
Connor Jackson
Oliver Nguyen
so id assume using the deadspace above the barrel for pic related could be a little bit tricky eh?
Mason Gutierrez
Christopher Hernandez
AMT backup in 9mm
Zachary Cook
.500 S&W, but same idea.
Jonathan Campbell
I think that's a pretty awesome idea. If it were me I'd put a shotgun barrel up there. The lower pressure involved would let you put a bigger bore in smaller space. That sort of swing-out barrel has been used in the past. There are grenade launchers which work like that now. And I've seen custom rifles use similar mechanisms. Gun Jesus has shown at least two in his various videos.
Only thing bugging me about that sketch is the fact that the cylinder is octagonal, but it appears to still be a 6-shooter?
Chase Martinez
the chinese police basically use a version of this in their 5.8 pistol cartridge
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Anthony Smith
thats whats bugging you? lmao well maybe the 3d ones have the angles wrong but the 2d is correct
I expected the complete lack of a mechanism to fire the second barrel would be the first question
my only explanation is press the R1 button