Let's play a game Jow Forums

- Go to imfdb
- Choose "random page" link on the left
- The first gun which is not a pistol will be your only weapon when your city is under siege during the next war

Concerning myself : pic related - a Winchester Model 70 with a suppressor

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imfdb.org/wiki/3.7_cm_Pak_35/36
imfdb.org/wiki/Kropatschek_Rifle
imfdb.org/wiki/Solothurn_S-18_20mm_Anti-Tank_Rifle
imfdb.org/wiki/To_Be_or_Not_to_Be_(1983)
imfdb.org/wiki/Norinco_Type_86S
imfdb.org/wiki/Remington_Model_500_series
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imfdb.org/wiki/3.7_cm_Pak_35/36
>The 3.7 cm Pak 35/36 (full name "3,7 cm Panzerabwehrkanone 35/36") was a German anti-tank gun developed in 1928 by Rheinmetall and used during the Second World War.
Wew, watch out looters in my area.

>uzi
Welp time for full jew

POST THE PIC WITH THE ACTOR HOLDING THE GUN ANONS !

imfdb.org/wiki/Kropatschek_Rifle

I'm pretty fucked unless I have a steady supply of ammunition.

RATATATATATATAT

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just use your fists

>Shpitalny-Komaritski ShKAS
a festival of violence

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imfdb.org/wiki/Solothurn_S-18_20mm_Anti-Tank_Rifle
Solothurn 20mm Anti-Tank Rifle S18/1000 variant
>"Firing such a ridiculously powerful round required the weapon to be enlarged in just about every way: it is 85 inches long and weighs in at 118 lbs unloaded. The recoil spring on this version is so powerful that a hand crank is used instead of the charging handle of the S-18/100, which is turned three times to cock the weapon, using a linkage which appears to be a repurposed bicycle chain."
>Capable of taking out light armored vehicles and rotary aircraft
>Portable enough to mount in the bed of a pickup truck
>Literally can use salvaged antifa melee weapons to keep it running
Based. Time to build a technical and defend Dixie with my WW2 yeetkanone

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I could do better but I'll make it.

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