Bassmen

(via ThreeA Production Blog- The World’s Coolest Toy Company)

(Source: bassman5911)

The Redeeming
Equipped with a double shot .50 barrel plus an automatic 9mm.
(via Les Forges MDK)

The Redeeming

Equipped with a double shot .50 barrel plus an automatic 9mm.

(via Les Forges MDK)

(Source: bassman5911)

Taurus Tactical Operator

The Tactical Operator Judge will include from the factory the accessories you see at the left; a Viridian laser module, fiber optic front sight, and an Aimpoint Micro. The top strap of the revolver will have an integral rail system to mount the Aimpoint, or you’d like to upgrade to an ACOG that will be supported as well.

(Source: gunnuts.net)

Clara Picture by Taylor SorcererSuprem0

Revisit by pjacubinas

End All by Neeraj Menon

Sci-Fi Revolver [final] by BringMeASunkist

militia 3 by soft-h

Glory by soft-h

Resident Evil: Retribution

Ada Wong (Li Bingbing) holding the custom grappling gun.

(Source: Yahoo! Japan)

Resident Evil: Retribution

Ada Wong (Li Bingbing) firing her Glock.

(Source: imfdb.org)

Agent 47’s suitcase from Hitman (2007)

The Para-Ordnance P18.9s are clearly visible, along with suppressors, knives, and several other weapons.

(Source: imfdb.org)

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M6 SCOUT 10” PISTOL

The Springfield M6 Scout pistol is based upon the original U.S. Air Force M6 Survival Pistol. It’s made for campers, hikers, or simply those who need a light weight pistol when out in the woods or field.

Specifications

Caliber .22LR/ 45 Long Colt/.410
Upper Barrel .22 LR 1:15 RH six-groove/.22 Hornet 1:13 RH six-groove
Lower Barrel: .45 Long Colt/.410 gauge 3” chamber
Barrel Length: 10”

(Source: gunshopfinder.com)

Taurus PT247 G2 .45ACP 3.5” Pistol

(Source: rockwellarms.com)

Lercker machine pistol

The Lercker machine pistol was developed by an Italian gunsmith named (predictably) Lercker. He worked for Beretta, but also had his own shop, where he designed this pistol.

What makes this design unusual is that it’s chambered for the .25ACP cartridge, and the gun fires from an open bolt. This is rather inconvenient for a handgun, as it means the bolt/slide must be locked open before a shot can be fired, and that’s definitely not a good way to carry a sidearm. There is no hammer or striker; the bolt has a fixed firing pin and the sear is clearly located up in front of the trigger:

(via Forgotten Weapons)

Camera: Nikon D300
Aperture: f/22
Exposure: 1/320th
Focal Length: 56mm