Members' Firearms

My female cousin's duty gun, when she worked for the DPD [Detroit Police]. She sold all her pistols to me, when she moved to San Diego. She works TSA, now.

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not a firearm, but back in the day; 4th century BCE, this was the equivalent of a machine gun.....a Chinese repeating crossbow :).

this was in continues use all the way up into the 20th Century

simple to make and use 😁

I made mine to have a larger magazine capacity, 15 bolts😆

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@ghoulardi That thing looks like an Unregistered Assault Seesaw with T&E Mount on top of an Illegal Converted Bird Bath...

@copdoc Does that Forward Grip constitute an AOW Registry? That thing looks suspiciously under 16" and doesn't look to have a proper Arm Brace there...

Can you imagine someone back in those days carrying that into battle; most likely used from atop a castle rampart.
 
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It's a bullpup with echo trigger

These were used in mass for indirect fire. Most low powered and likely tipped with poison.
 
Been busy with work and have neglected to share a recent new addition. Actually surprised it came in better condition than I had thought from the pictures it was sold with.

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Holy cow what a gun.
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the Soviets thought so as well, :). it was fast to produce with a few stampings, something like a couple of hours, I believe the bolt took the longest time to make in that couple of hours. and more cost effective then the PPsH, when it went into full production over 2 million were made, 1943-45/46


it was well worth paying 200 bucks for the stamp, shooting this thing without the stock, SUCKS AND SUCKS BIG TIME
 
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the Soviets thought so as well, :). it was fast to produce with a few stampings, something like a couple of hours, I believe the bolt took the longest time to make in that couple of hours. and more cost effective then the PPsH, when it went into full production over 2 million were made, 1943-45/46


it was well worth paying 200 bucks for the stamp, shooting this thing without the stock, SUCKS AND SUCKS BIG TIME
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Yes I’ve seen them before and it’s so amazing what was done with by todays standards is crude manufacturing. The select fire models have a very interesting cyclic rate if I recall correctly.
 
they never made a select-fire model, it was safe or automatic.......no semi.

and yep, it has an impressive rate of fire, 600 RPM. the PPsH is 900 RPM 😁


just go on YOUTUBE there are people on there firing full auto PPS and PPsH. 😁
 
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COBB rifles. Completely modular design of Skip Patel [sold to Bushmaster, who immediately shelved it]. Originally designed for the ability to shoot any caliber thru 4-recievers, multiple magwells and barrels. I have 2 of the 308 rifles [different magwells HK/AR10] an NOS 308 upper, and a 30.06 version of the rifle. These rifles have Walther Lothar barrels.

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