What are some of the most cyberpunk looking guns out there today that the average person can actually buy?
Cyberpunk Guns
Adam Gutierrez
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Luis Hall
Smartguns.
Asher Gray
Always thought the Lage stuff looked pretty cyber punk.
Chase Cooper
Taurus Judge Public Defender
Standard Manufacturing S333 Thunderstruck
Glock fitted with a LaserMax sight in the recoil spring guide
Lots of things from Kel-Tec
Mini Draco if you refinish the wood parts so they don't look like wood anymore.
Nolan Harris
The Rhino, especially the shorter models
The Ruger LCR with a laser fitted under the front
Eli Edwards
Definitely.
Many of the B&T products do too.
Jayden Foster
Justin Scott
Korth Supersport
Brandon Gray
they SEAM great.
Justin Thomas
Korth Sky Marshal
Blake Sanders
X95 for kosher spacegun aesthetics
William Scott
I'm digging this one.
Parker James
man you are in literally every one of these threads
Justin Powell
any bullpump. or the p90
>GO GET THEM PUPPY
Lincoln Rodriguez
I wouldnt mind getting one desu. they must shoot nice and are the closest relative to the metaba
Logan Miller
The Liemke DB10 bullpup tactical chassis system for the Haenel SLB 2000 hunting rifle looks cyber punk to me.
Sadly I think they’ve been out of production since 2012 or so.
Jayden Gray
needs more lasers and less wood to be cyberpunk, but still pretty cool
Adrian Wright
Fuck, I can't believe nobody (including me) posted this yet.
COP Derringer.
Grayson Cox
FN 2000 with the aftermarket P90 fore grip makes it look way less tuna and fairly cyber punk.
Eli Williams
MIL Inc. Thunder 5
This came out at least a decade before the Taurus Judge, and really has that rough industrial sort of appearance.
There was also a special "California Legal" version in 45-70.
James Johnson
Easton Lee
my dick
Sebastian Nelson
like this
Joshua Jones
was waiting for this to show up. always late to the party but never underdressed.
Hudson Harris
Eli Flores
now time for a rare one
Carson Bell
Rail mounted suppressor by Madritsch KG Austria.
Jordan Morgan
Might as well post this since there's so much LCR in here. I remember a few months back a guy was working on 3d printing some Blade Runner style grips for the LCR I really liked. Dunno what happened to it, but it's neat.
Joshua Hughes
Forgot pic.
Camden Anderson
Non NFA version of the Maxim 9 that should be coming out soon looks very cyber punk. Ugly-cool.
Jayden Brown
That's fucking sweeeeeeet
Elijah Brown
Levi Ross
God I hate moon clips!
Ayden Hill
William Cooper
winner
Dominic Hall
The Ultimax LMG in its lates Mk.8 IAR setup looks pretty cyber punky.
Ayden Gomez
He still posts, if the thread is alive long enough he’ll probably show up.
Leo Mitchell
Josiah Nguyen
This Rene Hild modified SG510 with rail system and collapsible stock and short barrel looks the part.
Leo Morales
Oh man. Forgot about the Beretta 9000. Good one.
Jason Brown
There was also the Beretta 90Two, which ranks up there for one of the more confusing names in the firearms industry.
Mason Brown
Vektor CP1. They come up from time to time when collectors are selling their small stuff for a big purchase.
Ryder James
Vektor SP1
Jordan Perez
Looks similar to the Taurus Spectrum.
Daniel Young
This P80 G26 "Asp" is pretty aesthetic, with the mepro bullseye
Christian Lewis
Always thought Gen 1 Wather P99s looked super cyber punk.
Adam Brooks
Robert Rogers
Elijah Kelly
CZ 100
Carter Scott
The MP7 in it's various configurations always looked pretty sci fi to me. Maybe it's just because of the association with Half Life.
I remember reading about this thing in 2015, it's a 9mm revolver that uses these funky ejector-actuated tabs to hold the rounds in place and release them instead of just having clips. It wasn't very reliable and looked like it would be prone to breaking as well. Also, between the hammer spur and the rail that's milled into the side, this thing is basically "snag points: the gun". Not worth paying Korth Prices for to find in my opinion.
Luis Roberts
Yeah, that was the earlier version of the gun. (Those rails are removable, BTW). There is a later version which is smoother and lacks those rails. It has a very similar name. Skyhawk I think? They made a large run of them for a Euro police organization, and there are some available for general sale now.
Still expensive AF though
Elijah Hill
Anyone know of some good Cyberponk optics?
Jaxon James
I had one of the 45-70’s with the 410 conversion cylinder
It was quite a novelty when I got it, But it shot like absolute shit so I sold it off.
I wish I had never got rid of it.
Ryder Kelly
> That one annoying user posts the same picture again.
Hi!
I wish I would have bit on the over-priced Cabela's gun library one of these, I have not seen one since.
Fingers crossed, I wanna buy more grips from him.
I wish this thing wasn't so damn much money. I really love the tiny 9mm cylinder on it, getting a slightly longer barrel in the same snub format.
Joseph Ortiz
Michael Cooper
Austin Gray
Standard Manufacturing S333 Thunderstruck
Nolan Scott
Cyberpunk guns are either futuristic looking guns like bullpups or polymer revolvers or old beat up guns retrofitted with new technology?
Zachary Turner
That looks amazing
Aiden Rivera
Gnome experimental Ukrainian pistol
Sebastian Thomas
I'm a faggot, just realized the OP specified "can actually buy.
Xavier Campbell
Perhaps FALfag's fucked up creation that he won't quit posting in /arg/?
Jose Jones
Pretty neat, but what's the point of the tiny section of rail behind the cylinder?
Caleb Nelson
You got it. Futuristic because well cyberpunk presumably takes place in the future. Retrofitted old guns with new tech because cyber. People augment their bodies with technology and hence older but still otherwise effective firearms get augmented with technology.
Pic related is an example of both and augmented person and augmented rifle.
Nicholas Ortiz
Depends on who has them. Mega corps and "the man" can be seen holding the slick bullpups with organic contours, while freelancers, gangs and other lower class folk have the jury-rigged neo-classics
Noah King
This needs to be real.
Elijah Gutierrez
For a laser! Seriously the crimson trace system is much more elegant.
Blake Murphy
I think the really big Trijicon reflex sighs like the original Reflex and the SRS count. I love the solar panel on the SRS.
I've been looking for that setup but not too terribly hard. I collect AOW's and .410 pistols so I think the Thunder 5 is a must have for completeness's sake, even though I agree that as far as shooting goes they suck compared to the Judge or Governor.
The Crimson Trace is a lot smoother and more practical--if I was actually carrying the gun that's certainly what I would want. But I think the laser on the Korth looks a lot cooler.
Oliver Brooks
Another excellent Cyberpunk style "optic" is the SilencerCo Radius rangefinder. Alas they are no longer in production, but they are really cool.
Julian Carter
Here's a view from the shooter's perspective. check out that awesome blue backlit LCD. You can rotate it to either horizontal or vertical orientation.
Chase Rogers
Not really an optic, but gutterpipe sight maybe?
Parker Russell
Alien?
Christian Roberts
this thing too. They're actually pretty cool.
Hudson Rivera
My dick
Noah Gray
That's pretty cool - very 80s
Nathan Walker
The Russian Pilad shotgun sight is neat
Gabriel Miller
Always thought the Imbel IA2 (basically a miniaturized and modernized FAL in 5.56 ) looked really damn cyberpunk.
Robert Morales
MAG-7 aka BATTLE-7 Pump-action shotgun in AOW configuration.
Holds 7 shells in the pistol grip. It is 12ga, but it uses special extra-short shells (60mm long).
Charles White
OEG sight
Kayden Torres
Zachary Green
tfw you will never own an OTs-38....
Nolan Hernandez
Sensight
Blake Cooper
Something more reasonably priced.
Alexander Walker
Always a classic, but needs a different looking grip for maximum cyberpunk.
Laminated wood would be OK, especially if it was dyed. So would reclaimed old weathered wood. Plastic, carbon fiber, G-10, that kinda thing would be ideal.
Hudson Turner
>I wish this thing wasn't so damn much money. I really love the tiny 9mm cylinder on it, getting a slightly longer barrel in the same snub format.
Yeah, that one is actually a legit awesome carry gun. Too bad it's an expensive collector's piece and thus a shame to actually carry.
Caleb Johnson
>but needs a different looking grip for maximum cyberpunk.
Maybe some anodized billet aluminum grips? Kind of like you get on the CZ-75 Shadow2?
William Williams
Kruger Optics DTs 1-8x. Look through it like an eotech... flip a lever and an angled mirror displays 8 power zoom.
Gavin Jones
Ryder Gutierrez
That could work too
Asher Fisher
Isn't there also a magnifier for those?
Adam Myers
Does it use the same extraction system? That was my biggest gripe with it; the rail and hammer aren't great, but I can live with them (and the skeletal hammer spur at least looks kind of cool). I'm not a fan of having small, exposed parts on a place where there's a lot going on. I don't see the advantage over using clips, especially since it contributes to the gun's considerable cost.
Nathaniel Sanchez
I don't believe it does, but I am not 100% sure.
Josiah Cox
I'm not 100% sure but I believe these use a this style of extractor.
Austin Turner
I found a photo of the Korth. It looks similar, only the tabs are in a different location.
Christopher Davis
That's the early model with the exposed hammer and the rail.
Dominic Diaz
Loaded with flechettes shells to complete the cyber punk “fletcher” feel.
Isaac White
This one claims to be the night hawk
Here's the link; somarriba.com
It doesn't look that different, the location seems unchanged.
Gabriel Carter
Ian Moore
I guess someone liked my gun
Wyatt Watson
These guns kind of suck ergonomically. While the bolt release is with reach of your trigger finger it's awkward to push down on. The Mag release needs your other hand to use efgiciently. The barrel heats up pretty quickly because it's so thin. The action itself is very reliable though; there's definitely potential in the operating system. It just needs a user interface that doesn't feel like a chore to operate.