Gun recognition thread

[T-man]

Here it is... branching off from what turned out to be an aircraft recognition thread. Have at it. I'll start off with a gun I hope to inherit from my father some day.

 

[A4sForever]

Here it is... branching off from what turned out to be an aircraft recognition thread. Have at it. I'll start off with a gun I hope to inherit from my father some day.

Savage Model 99C ???

 

[Ryoukai]

Here's another easy one to get the ball rolling.

Brah, no cheat dis time, ah. Bumbye you gon get one false crack.

Edit: Also, because I'm a moron, you have to squint and shake your head from side to side while looking at this.

 

[feddoc]

The above looks like a micro Galil with the stock folded.
http://kalashnikov.guns.ru/models/ka293.html


Ok, here's a 3 fer. The top one should be easy....the others, maybe not.

 

[Blutonski816]

I'm gonna say that the one in the middle is Magnum Research BFR

 

[T-man]

Savage Model 99C ???

That would be correct. However, I'm not entirely sure that's exactly what my father has (but how can I expect you to know that? ) I do know it's really damn close to that though... he has a Savage lever action 284 Win. Based on loocks, pretty sure it's a Model 99.

 

[feddoc]

I'm gonna say that the one in the middle is Magnum Research BFR

Yup, .500 S&W. Kick is not what I expected...a bit stout, but not that much more than a warmed up .44 load.

 

[Fly Navy]

Ok sports fans, who knows their history.

 

[T-man]

^without doing any research, that would be one of the first "shotguns" ever made wouldn't it?

 

[Fly Navy]

^without doing any research, that would be one of the first "shotguns" ever made wouldn't it?

No. Shotguns have a long history. This is more recent.

 

[T-man]

No. Shotguns have a long history. This is more recent.

Had to hazard a guess, I vaguely recall seeing a setup like that on the history channel or something. Forget what the show was. Don't know what they're called but it's essentially a big cannon that was used in conjunction with decoys to hunt water fowl (mostly ducks if I remember?) before they were banned because you could kill so many in 1 shot.

Am I along the right lines?

 

[Fly Navy]

Had to hazard a guess, I vaguely recall seing a setup like that on the history channel or something. Forget what the show was. Don't know what they're called but it's essentially a big cannon that was used in conjunction with decoys to hunt water fowl (mostly ducks if I remember?) before they were banned because you could kill so many in 1 shot.

Am I along the right lines?

Yup, exactly. But do you know the name? :icon_tong

 

[T-man]

Yup, exactly. But do you know the name? :icon_tong

Not off the top of my head, but gimme some time and I'm sure I could find it :icon_tong

 

[Fly Navy]

Too keep it military related...

 

[feddoc]

Looks like a Boys (aka Boyes) anti tank rifle.