Simply put, whats your favourite real life weapon? No disturbing confessions of using them. You never even have had to have held one to haev a favourite. Just something you'd like to be armed with incase you wake up and everyone else is "undead" etc.
Mine? P90 Sub.
It's like pure sex in gun form.
British By Birth. English By The Grace Of God
Dulce et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori Let Mercy Come
Don't really have much of a deep interest in modern weaponry or anything, but I like the Dragunov, because it's Soviet, it's a sniper rifle and it has the most kickass weapon name of all time:
And of course, the pride of every third world nation:
Don't really have much of a deep interest in modern weaponry or anything, but I like the Dragunov, because it's Soviet, it's a sniper rifle and it has the most kickass weapon name of all time:
And of course, the pride of every third world nation:
Fine choices indeed, the People's Dragunov, the prime weapon of the Soviet Sniper Corp, and the Kalashnikov, an amazing legend in itself...but my favorite goes back to the AK's German ancestor.....
....The Sturmgewehr 44!!
Yep, the Germans sure did know how to make an effective weapon, became a legend during WW2, still has a profound impact on the world of weapons.
you very much If a tree would fall in the woods.....would the other trees laugh at it?
^^ Good choice as well, the Nazis also had a way with developing kickass weaponry with equally kickass names, like Sturmgewehr. Sturmgewehr. Compare with Allied inventions: The Thompson rifle. Thompson? Seriously?
^^ Good choice as well, the Nazis also had a way with developing kickass weaponry with equally kickass names, like Sturmgewehr. Sturmgewehr. Compare with Allied inventions: The Thompson rifle. Thompson? Seriously?
Thanks Sabre! Indeed, the Nazis always had good gun names...even the meaning of Sturmgewehr is awesome....Storm Gun....that sure beats a Thompson
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Originally Posted by Astor Kaine
Bah! Modern weapons are so surgical - where's the romance?
From my own collection (none of these can actually fire, but given the chance I'd have the real things):
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Though, for zombie killing, i'd go with a machine gun backed up by a cavalry sabre.
Somehow, I knew you'd pick those weapons, they are indeed classics, but for zombie killing, I'd take a shotgun, and a Samurai sword, aim for the head! {Though Sabre's idea of riding on a horse and lancing the zombies is pretty cool too}
You know what you need, Astor? You need a Magnum...most powerful gun in the world
you very much If a tree would fall in the woods.....would the other trees laugh at it?
My favourite is the Smith & Wesson Model 626 - .357 Magnum round, 6" barrel, 'blued', with wooden grips. It's also the same one I use for target shooting!
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It looks the same as this example, which is the famous Model 29 (.44 Magnum).
You know, that reminds me of my second favorite weapon....the SAMURAI DAISHO!!! A Katana and a shorter wakizashi blade which is a symbol of loyalty, to the point that if told to, the Samurai would commit suicide with that sword. Quite the awesomeness....I love Japanese weaponry and martial arts....
you very much If a tree would fall in the woods.....would the other trees laugh at it?
If we're talking melée as well, then my favourite is the Pata, a kickass sword gauntlet that Tanaji "Lion" Malusare had dual-weilded during the epic siege of Kondhana/Sinhagadh.
Also, the deceptive and cunningly avant-garde Urumi:
And of course, the beautiful Japanese katana, which I need not Google Image Search for.
If we're talking melée as well, then my favourite is the Pata, a kickass sword gauntlet that Tanaji "Lion" Malusare had dual-weilded during the epic siege of Kondhana/Sinhagadh.
Also, the deceptive and cunningly avant-garde Urumi:
And of course, the beautiful Japanese katana, which I need not Google Image Search for.
AWESOME SWORD!!!!!!! AWESOME URUMI!! Fine choices indeed..
Yes, we all love the amazing katana...
you very much If a tree would fall in the woods.....would the other trees laugh at it?
Known as the macuahuitl in Nahuatl, it is the Mesoamerican equivalent of a sword, and more contemporarily, a cricket bat with obsidian blades on the side.
Or, a nice British Royal Navy sword from the Napoleonic Wars:
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Form over function, my friend, form over function - the 1796 Heavy Cavalry Sabre wins over most other Napoleonic Swords (But then again, I do have a thing for Cavalry)...
Stalking through the desert in the dark of night
Just me and my rifle looking for a fight
Spotter points forward and we hit the ground
In my bolt action I place one round
I close my eyes and take a deep breath
Exhale slowly and await another death
Sqeezing the trigger, never pulling back
The only sound you hear is one loud crack
Target hits the ground and struggles for his life
As I carve another notch in the stock with my knife
~ RC-1107 "Grimes"