Conquer Club

Strife wrote:Should be fairly easy.

Ummmmm AK-47???

Nope. It is a Kalishnakov though.

A 74 would be a bit low...

Neoteny wrote:A 74 would be a bit low...

Are you guessing or what?

I'm gonna say AK 74

safariguy5 wrote:I'm gonna say AK 74

That's it.

Strife wrote:

Neoteny wrote:A 74 would be a bit low...

Are you guessing or what?

It was against his lack of religion to be %100 correct. I thought we'd give him another chance but whatever keeps the thread moving. We need to cover every gun,....ever.

This one?

HapSmo19 wrote:

Strife wrote:

Neoteny wrote:A 74 would be a bit low...

Are you guessing or what?

It was against his lack of religion to be %100 correct. I thought we'd give him another chance but whatever keeps the thread moving. We need to cover every gun,....ever.

I prefer to hint at things rather than come out and say them... I'm not worried about being passed over, however.

safariguy5 wrote:This one?

12 ga remington 8701

You should take the name out of the link


New one:



Modified:

Yeah, oops...

I only quoted you to see the link cuz the picture wasn't showing up

Saiga 12

Looks like they may even be Tromix modified...

Damn. You're good.

I'm a big fan of that gun. The funny thing is, I could probably post a picture of another one and most people wouldn't realize that it's the same gun by looking at it as there is so much variation.

For those of you that don't know, the Saiga 12 is an AK 12 gauge shotgun produced in the same factory where the Russian armed forces manufacture their weapons. It's semi automatic and magazines hold between 2 to 20 shots. Everybody should buy one..

Now, how about something a little more practical...

.38 S&W 5 shooter. By the way, it says it on the side of the gun(S&W).

Strife wrote:.38 S&W 5 shooter. By the way, it says it on the side of the gun(S&W).

There are a lot of those, you're gonna have to be a bit more specific.

Also, I don't believe it's a .38...

I'll give you a hint, this gun has been made in both .38 and .357

GabonX wrote:

Strife wrote:.38 S&W 5 shooter. By the way, it says it on the side of the gun(S&W).

There are a lot of those, you're gonna have to be a bit more specific.

Also, I don't believe it's a .38...

I'll give you a hint, this gun has been made in both .38 and .357

So you're saying it's a .357 magnum? It's strange I googled .38 5 shooter to be sure and that exact picture was on the first page.

Smith and Wesson Model 60

(I looked at the barrel)

Strife wrote:

GabonX wrote:

Strife wrote:.38 S&W 5 shooter. By the way, it says it on the side of the gun(S&W).

There are a lot of those, you're gonna have to be a bit more specific.

Also, I don't believe it's a .38...

I'll give you a hint, this gun has been made in both .38 and .357

So you're saying it's a .357 magnum? It's strange I googled .38 5 shooter to be sure and that exact picture was on the first page.

They made that gun in .38 until the 80's. Now they make it in .357.

A .357 is the same diameter as a .38 but it has more gunpowder. A .357 can shoot .38s but a .38 cannot shoot .357s.

safariguy5 wrote:Smith and Wesson Model 60

(I looked at the barrel)

You got it!

There are a lot of variants of the 5 shot snub nose made by Smith and Wesson, but the model 60 has a classic feel to it that I really like.

Cool, how about this one?

Sten, or Sten gun.

It's a British 9mm sub machine gun.

Right Again, your turn.

Sorry for the delay. I finally caved and made a photobucket account..

A Webley Mk VI ?