Practicality not essential.
DOUBLE BARREL
I like Rouge's gun in CP77.
>>62456898
>>62456571Gravitational Beam Emitter. Shoots a tight beam of gravity waves that penetrates...everything really. Then again, this might be too anime.
>>62456571Could only be used as a last resort though.
>>62456571I like MC's magitech pistol from Outlaw Star.
one-off engineering and art pieces count as fictional for me, I've always liked the Cameleon revolver for being a relatively understated design for a fake .44 magnum. >designed by a Czech ice rink technician Karel Michalek because he can't make a real gun
>>62457945holy shit, no way.
>>62457948>SS MAGNUM
>>62457945>>62457946kek caster mind
>>62457963what i like about it best is that it seems to compensate for cylinder gap pretty well, unlike a lot of bullpup revolver concepts
>>62457946>>62457945Patrician taste, my friends.
>>62456571
>>62457930I love it as a concept and I love what it does in the manga but the actual design of the gun is so ugly, especially in the netflix adaptation
>>62456571I've always loved this 8 shot, top break .44 Magnum from Battlefield 2142. The PAC pistol was also pretty cool, with the fold up red dot sight.
>>62456571for me, it's the Blue Rose
>>62457870I liked the Stallone version that would talk in a robotic voice when he switched firing modes.
>>62457852hell yeah auto9bros, they won't laugh at our 9mm any more
>>62457870I've come to bring you Law.>>62459200Didn't the newer one do that also? Or am I imagining that?
>>62456921The Malorian tho
>>62457930>>62458833I kinda like the simplistic design. It's not made to look cool, it's purely functional and in a way sort of belies its massive power.
this goofy fucker is kinda fun, I like how everything lines up at the front
>>62459624>there's another anon out there who knows gun graveEvery time I think I'm despairing I remember some of you fellas are pretty cool.
>>62456981>>Mexican carries revolver with the hammer cockedLegend
>>62457997love to see it>>62460030kek never noticed that
>>62460030TWISTED
A chaingun with an RPG launcher attached to it
Let me guess, you need less?
Gotta have that comical scope.
>>62460009But should we know gun grave?
>>62459409only one mention of the Malorian Arms 3516 so far..
>>62460263The choice of ship captains everywhere!
>>62456571>Practicality not essential.One Big Baby, please.
>>62457945>wizard bulletsFucking loved it
>>62459607This, although I'd hope I'm also able to utilize the bottomless mag properties without being half-demon.
>>62460549It was glorious. Also that it felt appropriately special, like fuck was the ammo rare and expensive. I feel even better about it decades later now that I actually own guns which use pricey ammo and am doing ok but not rich either. It wasn't some boring thing spammed around he tried everything else first.Also lol at them giving up on the hot springs episode in the states because it was way too spicy even for censors to try but then they let the black hole projectile go through which was fucking BRUTAL, showing the enemy's flesh ripped apart and pulled into the event horizon then their agonized face screaming as they're trapped forever.
>>62460290Yes.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8hqAPoDFG4
>>62456921It's basically the Auto-9 from Robocop..
>>62460238I would give zorg's whole pitch, but I'll spare you that.
>>62460956lol that was one of my very first ps2 games, saw it sitting in the used bin for like $4 and was poor and went for it. remember it as campy fun blasting tons of shit with a pile of weapons, and even got an improved sequel. not much plot or characterization but enough bone to be fun.then it got an anime that was genuinely surprising in the effort and emotion put into it. never ever would have expected it from that game of all things.
>>62459373>Didn't the newer one do that alsoI don't remember it happening
>>62461227I picked it up at a game store in a mall on a school field trip. I don't even remember why the fuck we were at a mall. OD was fun as fuck, if it was kinda cheesy compared to the first.The anime was pretty good, I was just a little disappointed it was different from the games and didn't have much of the crazy guns and shit.
Gristle Gun.
>>62460263Came to post this but>>62457870is definitely the best in the thread
>>62460030I mean, the barrel is past his knee, it's honestly safe.
>>62462527Dank filename
>>62456571this fucked up revolver from that live action Cowboy Bebop remake
the SERE pistol after you lose your titan in titanfall
>do what we say, that's the way we kick it>y'ahmean? I see my noisy cricket get wicked on ya
Either of the Blade Runner revolvers, but I also found the Plasma Cutter from Dead Space pretty cool.For practicality, just about any sidearm based on existing guns will work but that's lame as shit no one wants to hear about some guy's mildly decorated gun. Probably the Titanfall Smart Pistol, ignoring ammo/battery concerns. Has a laser, shot guidance, ammo counter, and decent durability considering pilots put it through all sorts of abuse no problem.
seems useful
>>62462598>fictionalWho's going to tell him
>>62464815just look at it man, there's holes in it where the barrel would be
>>62459373Iirc it beeps and clicks in response to verbal commands
>>62456571Shiny
>>62462598I hate to break it to you, buddy....
the village bicycle
>>62460892I don't think I could say it better myself. Amy anons curious about it - it is called Outlaw Star. There was some other show that happens in the same universe, angel links or something like that. Not sure if it is as good, only seen the beginning if it so far, and can't remember it. But you're right on the ammo and how it feels. Especially the black hole round, haha. >got a warning from 4chan about posting in a /his/ threadI didn't even post that
>>62460238what's the red button do?
>>62456898where are the boolets stored
>>62467291the balls. actually, I think it's not a revolver?
>>62457870Hell yeah, brother.
>>62460892I liked how the goofy coomer wizards made the black hole shells too. Or maybe it was the equally goofball titty sorceress that made those, I forgot.
>>62456921I love the Crusher in all its incarnations going back to the Gong from Appleseed.
>>62456571Annihilator 2000>Built-in microwave
>>62468502best beverly hills cop don't @ me
>>62457930>>62458833>>62459506The glory of the Macross/Yamato Cannon in the package of a Walther ppK.
>>62468502What the fuck is that barrel made from, rubber? >prop from late 80's/early 90's...oh.
>>62456921I've always like the Tsunami Nue myself. Honorable mention to the Arasaka Kenshin for that 3 round burst that goes through walls.
>>62468477Those dudes were great, also that their dream was just to see a video of it even and then after they got one pulled over on them still HELL YEAH TOTALLY WORTH IT. But another example of the show mixing the goofy with the deadly serious in a neat way, and I mean shit man if you were one of the last remaining genuine wizards hiding out hot springs planet seems like a pretty nice place to end up hiding at.
>>62469024I swear baby this never happens to me
>>62468628...if you shot it at the magma chamber of the Yellowstone Caldera, would it ignite?
>>62456921For me it's the Burya.4 rounds of MAXIMUM OVERPENETRATION
>>62469215Isn't this heavily based on the beretta p4x? Full size one I think
>>62471019You mean erupt? But actually no, though it'd cause a big mess. Explosive eruptions are due to a build up of pressure. Firing the GBE obliterates all baryonic matter with a sizable radius of the firing axis, creating enormous long tunnels through solid matter. Shooting it into Earth (doesn't matter where, at high power it can penetrate hundreds of kilometers so you'll pen a tectonic plate wherever) just provides a clean hole for magma to bubble out of. Like the Hawaii volcanoes where it's just constantly magma smoothly pouring down.Shooting yellowstone would relieve any pressure and build up, and "just" result in the entire area getting covered in magma. Obviously the park and all geysers and such would be destroyed but it wouldn't cause any similar global effects.
Cosmo Dragoon.
I always loved the "Earth Shaker" from Bubblegum Crisis & Crash.>>62457945>>62457946Hell yes! Gene's side-by-side double-barrel pistol was pretty cool too.
Not the coolest but certainly worth posting
>>62472267
>>62467186>angel linksYes, that's the sequel. It takes place in the same universe but there's hardly any crossover between the two shows. None of the main Outlaw Star characters appear in it, only a handful of minor characters like Fred Luo (the flamboyant weapons dealer), Duuz (the triceratops dude with the huge handgun) cross over. Angel Links is nowhere near as good as Outlaw Star. It's not worth your time honestly, and I say that as a huge OS fan.
>>62472293My god, what a horrible ideaI'll take 20
>>62459938take off the useless trash and it might actually be a decent looking revolver. of course you're going to need to upscale that for something better than a .38.
>>62472610
>>62472387Tokerevs are honestly supper fun to shoot, has practically zero kick but report of the thing is deafening. damn thing was louder then the AR in the range next to me
>>62462598the Chiappa Rhino does not belong in this thread simply because it actually exists and has been on the market for a few years.unfortunately, it basically sucks but you can still buy one. go ask at your local gun store.
>>62472669If there is a range USA near you they should have one for rent.
>>62472442That's a bummer. Any other related shows?
>>62472773Nope. I really kept hoping for a direct sequel since the first show certainly leaves room for more adventures but nope, there hasn't been any more. Which really sucks.
>>62472442I could have sworn I remember Angel Links was a prequel or at least "sidequel" not a sequel, taking place in the previous era a couple of decades before Outlaw Star. But basically completely disconnected in all respects beyond a few references. I agree with you it was sort of a flop, kernel of an interesting story was there but it had none of the magic that made OS work.>>62472812I've gotten used to it. Tons of fantastic series that leave you wishing for more don't get it, but in the rare times when you do get more I've found I often regret it because rarely can they seem to recapture the same soul (and team or other factors) that bottled lightning the first time around. Not never, sometimes new stories or sequels are great, but I think at the end of the day I'd rather be left wishing for more and with great untold heights then an exploitive flop. At the end of the day that's part of what I enjoy about the genre, that they're not quite as addicted to mining existing IPs even if they get big, which leaves more room to try crazy stuff like OS was in the first place.
>>62472812Ah damn, I doubt they'll touch it now. Probably for the best, I don't know if they can do it again.
>>62472718>>62457852>>62459291>Dead or alive, you're coming with me!
>>62472998>or at least "sidequel" not a sequelThat is definitely more accurate. "Sequel" was poor word choice on my part. It seems to be a side-story in the same universe since those handful of characters overlap and appear to be the same age. But yeah, it didn't have any of the OS magic, the characters were a lot less interesting and the plot was super formulaic:>bad guy shows up>uh oh, bad guy is winning, what do we do?>better shoot him with the links cannon>wow great idea, why didn't we do that in the first placerepeat for the next episode. The music was nowhere near as good either. It had a good OP, that's about it.> but in the rare times when you do get more I've found I often regret it because rarely can they seem to recapture the same soul That is very true, quite often the sequels are nowhere near as good as the original but sometimes you get gems, or they're at the very least good enough. For example, take Bubblegum Crisis. Crash was a good, though perhaps not quite as good direct sequel. AD Police Files was an in-universe prequel that honestly kicks ass despite only sharing one character. The later TV reboots were meh (Crisis 2040) and downright terrible (AD Police Protect and Serve)>I'd rather be left wishing for more and with great untold heights then an exploitive flopThat's a valid point. I can think of multiple shows where direct sequels utterly failed to capture the magic of the original: The aforementioned AD Police files. ToHeart (how's that for a change of genre?), Irresponsible Captain Tylor... But other times the sequels are fantastic, every bit as good or perhaps better than the originals, like the 2nd 3x3 Eyes OVA for example. So it's a balancing act. People want more of the same or at least comparable quality as the original, and that's not always possible. At some point every show eventually "jumps the shark".
>>62473118All fair points to you too anon.Reflecting a bit, I will say that in some respects the Angel Links style (or as you say ADP) would maybe be my default preferred "expansion" of an IP. They get to lean on existing world building and references to some degree, but also get real creative freedom with mostly/all new characters, and it can stand or fail on its own. If it's awesome great, fans of the original can be pointed at it and it might not be the same old loved characters but it does enrich the whole universe. But on the other hand if it's mediocre or crap it doesn't hurt the original in any way either. AL was meh, but that doesn't touch my memories of OS in the slightest since it was its own thing. No making the original characters retarded in some way. So it doesn't make me mad either. I would have liked if it was awesome in its own way, but I don't mind they tried. Whereas some sequels are such garbage it kinda taints how you feel about the og.Of course as you say a truly awesome sequel is the best of all. So I guess it's maybe "possibility of higher highs but also risk of lower lows" vs "less benefit from/to the first, but less damage potential as well" maybe if that makes any sense.
>>62471799Ok, on max power, in which the range is effectively unlimited? Also, I forgot, the GBE works in tandem with the City, doesn't it?
>>62473706>Ok, on max power, in which the range is effectively unlimited?We never see it just punch all the way through the megastructure, it's only in an afterward at the end when that surviving silicon lifeform encounters killy that he shoots a whole in the exterior and we see the "end" of the structure for the very first and only time. I mean, granted the size is probably something like out to the orbit of Mars, implication is the growth went out of control and formed a Kardashev Type II civilization level structure where most of the energy of the star is captured and most/all of dumb matter in the solar system has been or is being consumed. Still I think it only has unlimited range in theory, given an infinite energy source and infinite durability a graviton weapon would have no range limit. In practice not even Killy actually has that though.Even so, if you actually punched a kilometer wide hole straight through the Earth, it'd "just" fill right back up again in the middle, liquid and all that. It'd be an enormous shield volcano on each side though that'd probably last thousands of years. I presume significant earth quakes etc too. Interesting question really, like, what WOULD the exact effects be? I'm not a geologist/volcanologist.>Also, I forgot, the GBE works in tandem with the City, doesn't it?I don't remember that being implied. He seems to power it himself, first time he goes to a higher setting he does so by harvesting power out of a bunch of fallen safeguard. But it may be later he regains some sort of link to the City since he was the safeguard prototype unit.Blame never bombards us though with massive worldbuilding wordswordswords, just lots to see and think about by implication. You could be right.
growing up I loved the default storm trooper blaster. Not because it looked special, but because it looked like a great "standard gun" like it was mass produced for a reason and would feel comfortable to hold and fire.Later discovered it was based on my actual favorite gun, the STEN
>>62473045"Heroin Factory" is such a funny phraseJust yer average ye olde Victorian Heroin FactoryYou can often hear kids shouting "Mom, I'm off to the Heroin Factory!" as they skip down the street
>>62473782I work 10 hour shifts at the racism factory.
>>62472653
>>62473764>I mean, granted the size is probably something like out to the orbit of MarsSaturn>Also, I forgot, the GBE works in tandem with the City, doesn't it?The GBE's beam is actually a gravity reverser of sorts, iirc, it was explained in a side by Niehi that the beam takes the ENTIRE weight of the whole City and converts it into the beam using the gravity furnaces throughout it.
>>62460050Just as long as it’s not the new version…
>>62462875I prefer the original pizza delivery facilitator…. But the cricket is a close second.
>>62464847Imagine if the whole barrel and cylinder assembly slid back when fired to turn the cylinder and cock the hammer…. Now that would be some serious fiction…
>>62457945>>62457946Yes
>>62474251indeed, how amazing it would be if one day man could make something like that a reality...
>>62474351forgot my pic like a moron
>>62474363Now if only it fired off of the 6 o’clock cylinder…
>>62457852man, saw on le reddit a few weeks ago some kid called salem lake armory was taking preorders for a kit he made that turns the m9a1 into robo-cops gunspretty damn tempting
>>62474680>salem lake armorySaw someone selling something similar on gunbroker like 8-10+ months ago, it appears to be the Airsoft metal parts kit for the 93R airsoft guns to convert those to Auto9s but modified to fit a M9A1. Pic related was that guy's one off. The airsoft kit were a few hundred dollars, so 600 dollars for the salem lake conversion kit isn't the worst thing in the world. However that's in the price range of a STEEL compensator kit from Collector Design Werks for the Resident Evil guns. https://www.collectordesignwerks.com/shop/se03-frontendsWhich I was thinking of getting to satisfy my large beretta fetish
>>62475063
>>62473872same
>>62474488woah is this from star wars
>>62471889based.
>>62477556
>>62457945>>62457946No multiple discharges? Just like...
>>62478098No, but as I recall there were issues with duds and hangfires.Pic unrelated
>>62456571That the Blade Runner gun?It just works, I don't know whyProbably the retro future look of its gripWell, as far as rifles go the DC15 is ugly as fuck and literally a upside down horror show intended as a makeshift placeholder that Lucas somehow liked, but it's got that je ne sais quoiIt's like a Star Wars Lee EnfieldCome to think of it a SW SMLE would be awesome
>>62459373>>62461607>>62464872 is rightIt had a digital screen which displayed the ammo type and status, whenever commanded it would do different beeps for loaded/empty and there was an awesome sound effect for each different round loading.
I always thought Sergei's pistol from Key The Metal Idol was very cool. It looks like a highly modded 1911
>>62479373There is some sort of barrel extension or compensator and an electronic module under the barrel. It's not clear what the electronics do, but at one point Sergei switches magazines before he has run out of ammo, presumably to switch to a different type of bullet, and the lights on the side of the module change color to signify the different cartridges.
>>62479387The LED goes blue when the special mag (AP bullets, perhaps?) is inserted.
>>62479399At one point one character hands the pistol to another saying "be careful, the kick is worse than a shotgun". Presumably it is set up to fire some kind of crazy pissing hot loads, its normal owner is superhuman.
>>62479416The cartridges appear to be spitzer point and also slightly bottlenecked
>>62478483>EnfieldIt's a BAR
>>62475408Thats the Halo 2 assault rifle
>>62473764>Interesting question really, like, what WOULD the exact effects be? I'm not a geologist/volcanologist.Earthquakes for decades, sinkholes showing up randomly alot from the surrounding earth collapsing into the hole, either less volcanic activity or nothing new there
>>62479373I need to get around to finishing that show. Don’t see many people talk about it.
>>62472669look closer at the image dumbass
>>62482381It's too old for most people, and I'll admit my immediate recollection was just that it was a trippy wild ride like a few others of that era that I wasn't sorry I watched but only bits and pieces have stuck with me (unlike Outlaw Star or Lain for example). Might rewatch because god damn was that forever ago. Maybe Armitage III and so on as well if I can find them, definitely LoGH, I feel like there was some other interesting /k/ type stuff from the 80s and 90s that would be interesting to see with an eye decades older.
>>62482997I think the main problem with that show these days is that it really requires a lot of attention. There are tons of little important details you may not even realize are important details until later. And sort of like Mamoru Oshiii movies there are long periods of little action or a lot of dialogue punctuated by really intense action scenes. It's the kind of show you have to sit down and actually watch, if you have it on in the background while you're doing something else you'll probably miss so much you'll wonder WTF is going on. But it is a really damn good show and it's got some great action sequences.
>>62482535Are you this retard who isn't aware the Rhino fires from the 6'oclock position? >>62464847
>>62482997>/k/ type stuff from the 80s and 90sA few I can think of off the top of my head:3x3 Eyes (guns, martial arts, supernatural)801 TTS Airbats (planes)Bubblegum Crisis, Bubblegum Crash! & AD Police files, Battle Angel, Armitage III, Psycho Diver (cyberpunk)Irresponsible Captain Tylor (space force themed comedy, but /k/ as shit)Macross & Gundam titles of courseRuruoni Kenshin, Ninja Scroll (Nina/samurai/etc)TrigunVoogie's AngelMemories, specifically the 2nd and 3rd parts "Cannon Fodder" and "Stink Bomb"
>>62457870>heatshot
>>62459938I always imagined it had a thermal sight to help with jungle combat
>>62478483DC 15 is peak
>>62483752Don't forget Plastic Little: lots of cool weapons, and it was also drawn by the titmaster himself, Satoshi Urushihara.
Long live the new flesh.
>>62479432I finally round the original concept art for that, alas the resolution of the files is shit, and this is not a scan, it's from the old digital artbook CD-rom. I don't think there ever was a print artbook for that title. There's also scans of the concept art included with the DVD bonus materials but that's even lower res.Looks like a 1911 race gun with some extra greebles
>>62484264
>>62484278This was another interesting weapon from that show, some sort of arm-mounted slingshot which fired explosive shells full of rock salt flechettes
>>62460263I've seen similar on hunting revolvers
>>62457930>>62468628>>62458833>Da infinity gun beats erryting!! cant beat da infinity gun!!!!!
>>62460088>>62460238>>62460534>>62466053>>62468502>>62474488>sidearm/pistolThis fucking board and its current state.
No one mentioned any E.Y.E. weapons, sad.
>>62483810its hotshot
>>62481424The second coming of the Deccan Traps.
>>62456571The Auto-9 (or AJM-9 if you're nasty).
>>62456571I like the caster from Outlaw Star. Nigga out here shooting spells at people.
>>62487645Look man, everyone else was breakin the rules!
>>62483553are you so retarded that you don't see the modified hammer and grip of that movie prop Rhino
>>62458814Best
>>62489390No. The grip and the fake hammer are both factory. Chiappa has used a number of different grips and hammer styles depending on the exact variant of the rhino model and what year it was made. Even if they were aftermarket they wouldn't be fictional.
>>62490449Here's another example of one with that hammer, though this one has a different grip. Rhinos are sold in a bazillion different styles.
>>62490457This one has that style of wood grip but no spur at all on the fake hammer. Also notice the different style of sights on the different models.
>>62462598>>62464815>>62464847>>62466029>>62472669>>62482535>>62483553>>62489390>>62490449>>62490457>>62490474>"What is the coolest fictional sidearm/pistol?">half the fucking thread is arguing whether the Rhino is fictional or notThe absolute state of this board.
>>62472265based.
>>62467219I just rewatched the clip and it looks like it's more of a light than a button, and we never see Oldman press it for any of the different firing modes
>>62459409Fav pistol in game only next to skippy before debuff
>>62490915it exists
>>62487689https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtJh_B4jDrY
>>62487645anything can be a sidearm if you aren't a limp-dicked faggot.
>>62494425No. Togusa's gun in GitS is the fictional "M2007", which is based on the real-life M2006. It is not an auto-revolver though it does fire from the 6 o'clock chamber.
>>62494425>>62474559Perfection.
>>62494480That's because EYE intimidated me and I never played more than an hour of it.
I just think it looks cool
>>62495817
>>62495822>showing your enemies exactly how many bullets you still have loaded
>>62495844Last time I checked, my hand wasn't transparent.
>>62456571probably the Judge Dread gun that has a million gogogadget ammo types. 40k bolter fans mad jelly.
>>62473872Putting in that overtime, that's how I know you're not a n-
>>62493992The button activates the absurdly poweful self-destruct feature. Zorg didn't bother to tell his customers, since he already had their money.
>>62494015>before debuff>he doesn't know
>>62495817>>62495822There was so much wrong with that movie but it was at least pretty aesthetic. A technically competent film but a bad one.
>>62478483>Come to think of it a SW SMLE would be awesomeJawa ion blasters are severely cut-down SMLEs with rifle grenade cups stuck in the truncated barrel. They still have the bolt and everything.
If I got to pick any sidearm to carry I would pick an inferno pistol because it’ll melt any foe you encounter as it’s an anti-tank weapon that works by projecting a small scale fusion reaction at the target. You don’t have a 16.7% chance of it blowing up in your face like supercharged plasma weapons either.
>>62497561You can also use it without sacrificing your soul as it isn’t heretical xenotech.
>>62489390>>62482535>>62462598Holy shit, fuck off you retarded noguns.
>>62497500???
>>62478483
The Smart Pistol MK6
>>62456571Luv me blade runner aesthetic
The explosive round machine guns the aliens had in I Come in Peace (Dark Angel) - 1990https://youtu.be/dSgQXxT4KY0?si=Li2eQ629lN1yCss3&t=54
>>62501860I think William Forsythe had the same gun in Stone Cold. I can remember the name of it. But I think it was some kind of full auto .22 LR with a huge mag that sat atop the pistol. https://youtu.be/GEwbfXrllL4?si=oBpsjpg2d2zUlCTS&t=31
>>62501869Just looked it up. Calico M950A. Actually 9mm. Don't know why I thought it was .22 LR.
>>62501392Such a cool gun but using it is for filthy shitters.
>>62500223If you set it to baby mode first incapacitate the 50 people or whatever it is it'll reverse to the headshot mode instead
>>62495844Yeah mate, I don't think anyone is gonna get close enough to you in the middle of a firefight to count them rounds.
>>62501876The M100 is the .22 lr version with an 100 round magazine
>>62501942Aha. I knew they must had a .22 LR version or some shit.
>>62456571The prop gun from blade runner is a real, functioning, firearm. Custom made out of a .45 revolver and a styer-mannlicher hunting rifle but 100% real.
>>62487707it's incendiary, you movie-watching faggotsnow tell me without googling who Walter is
>>62502113the one who knocks
>>62456571>>62502102>>62501575>>62478483>The sidearm carried by Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) in the film Blade Runner is a specially constructed handgun prop that has been referred to unoffically by several names including "The PKD" (Steyr Pflager Katsumata Series-D Blaster, a name coined by Rick Ross to have the same abbreviation as Philip K. Dick), "2019 Detective Special", "M2019 Blaster", or "LAPD 2019 Blaster".>This prop was constructed from parts of a Steyr Mannlicher .222 Model SL and a Charter Arms Bulldog revolver. Side covers were added to cover the Bulldog's cylinder, and different bolt heads and screw heads were used to offer an illusion of knobs and controls. The gun was also equipped with at least 6 LED lights, though not all of them worked throughout the production. Unfortunately, as with many fictional gadgets that feature in films set in the near-future, there is no sign of this gun being put into production in 2019.>The original prop was auctioned and ultimately sold for US$270,000 to movie prop collector Dan Lanigan.>For the 2017 sequel, Blade Runner 2049, an original prop was secured by the movie production and was carefully recreated for use in the sequel.
>>62501392Came here to post this. That thing single handedly broke titanfalls multiplayer.
The Saint of Killers' Walker Colts
.50cal SAP-HE
>>62456921FK BRNO/PSD longslides when?
>>62502189What an awful trigger. What's even the point of that trigger guard What benefits are you getting from that?Who added serrations to a slide that does not move?The gun looks cool with all the greebled nonsense but the more you look the dumber it gets
>>62502220the rear of the slide does move?
>>62473772It's a sterling you absolute mong
>>62487689KING E.Y.E. Divine Cybermancy enjoyer
For me it’s Dola’s gun
>>62502302
>>62502305Also this iteration of the quad barrel liberator shotgun. I love the trigger on it even though it would probably be kinda shit.
>>62501575bonus points for apparently the lcr being excellent ohshit defensive weapons in emergencies.
The Cyclone from Perfect Dark always had the best way of reloading.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jIYUg3Zc2E
>>62457945>>62457946This
>>62502305Basado
>>62457870I'm glad Karl urban wasn't a faggot like stalone and kept the helmet on. Such a Kino film https://youtu.be/hzvTXNKvafc?feature=shared&t=391
>>62460347Apparently it has an animated internal mechanism and it is quite similar to the Deagle.
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>>62457945>>62457946
>>62458814ce magnum best magnum
>>62505704>ywn get a wife that looks at you like thisWhy even live my man...
>>62506194I'm pretty sure the only thing she'd look at with that expression would be a buffet.
>>62505882Well yeah because it was busted and they'll never put one that powerful in a game again.
>>62457930It's not meant to be fired in most environments though (read: planets)
Titanfall 2
>>62474488my man.
>>62497561https://m.youtube.com/shorts/OTeZbkd2MCII always wondered how melta guns looked when they're fired, vidrel is the best visualization I can find of its after-effects. I imagine it's like firing a short range plasma torch with a barely visible flame that near instantly melts / cuts / vaporizes whatever material is in its path.
>>62508903melta weaponry as mcrowave fusion beamers.they impart so much energy to the target that it undergoes fusion to dump the excess energy and return to resting un-hyperexcited states. resulting in massive infrared, alpha, beta and gamma radiation dumping.
Lt Col Kilgore
One of the coolest fictional gun ideas I ever read was in this Evangelion ripoff book about ten years ago at a tramping hut.Not sure if the science exactly holds up today, but it was a cool idea for a scifi gun imo.TL:DR>Fuckoff big cannon that gets mounted onto a fuckoff big starship mecha, made out of alien star god, to use it.>Horrifying lovecraftian alien creatures can basically flaunt most fundamental laws of physics, change their shape, output the collective power of a star in a burst of rage, and their own physical forms are more tools of their actual selves, pushed out from a core breach.>Gun worked by a range of different methods to selectively leech energy from a target point, bringing it down to basically absolute, true zero. With the idea being that this alters how material behaves, how the laws of physics act on an object, and can even convert matter to energy (something something e=mc^2, without e, m naturally converts to extents to e to meet equilibrium) with sustained firing. >This got around how the aliens' bodies worked, powered the alien mecha, and got used in a couple of different, deranged ways (predictive firing into an oncoming laser to cancel it out, firing to impairment until it's leeching its own heat, to then impale an alien like it was a sword) because the pilot was an absolute gigachad who understood people were rightly terrified of these things ending all existence.If I remember the name of it, I'll post it. It was half-retarded, half objectively fantastic. Pic obviously unrelated.
Easy choice.
>>62457945>30 years later an still unmatched when it comes to waifu selection
>>62509890It almost look like a light saber with a pistol grip and trigger welded on, but then again from what I know about starwars gun tech and light saber tech, I'm honestly surprised that there aren't more guns that look that this...Well actually I shouldn't be suprised since it's because of the first movie's props most people stick to the style of futureifying old guns, and the lore for how how they work came afterwards only really thinking about their results and not really why their shaped the way they are
>>62509890What's the canonical explanation for how blasters are powered? Is there just a battery in each of them that eventually needs to be replaced?
don't got a picture but it's a dark matter shooting handgun
>>62511641Blasters are basically plasma guns, and they technically have 2 different ammo types.1. The power cell(this can last for a considerable amount of time and is usually recharged in between fights when possible but rarely will anyone ever actually run dry on their power cell)2.gas cannister that holds the Tibanna(catch all for blaster compatible gasses) that gets super heated into plasma that becomes the bolt(this is what you usually see people reloading in the series cause the gas is used up much faster than the cell)Light sabers are similar in that they to a magnetically contained plasma weapons but the crystal allows an intensity that it doesn't need special tibanna to function and any kind of gas work(like oxygen/nitrogen or what not) so they can when available suck up present gasses and use them later
>>62456571This guy's gun
>>62496753It is when you turn on the thermo-optic camo.
>>62487624It very explicitly doesn't beat everything, it's more of an excuse for the author to draw scenery getting very large holes punched in it.
>>62456571Gotta dual wield the Smart Pistol from Titanfall and Euclid's C-Finder from Fallout: New Vegas, as both remove skill, making dual wielding practical. >>62456571
>replace the batteries to reload>they actually did this multiple times in the filmits kino weaponry for kino cinema
>>62501876>>62501869>>62501860Calico still exists and you can buy those guns online. I did a year or so ago.
>>62501951>>62501942>>62515660Managed to find an old 22LR one too with all of the options that made it into an evil weapon like having a folding stock
>>62481334IKWYM but it doesn't have higher ROF than the average blaster and they used marching fire with the Lee-Enfield as well>>62497513I want em full sized
>>62482381It's really weird and really slow. Honestly it's pretty monotonous most of the time, but the mystery of Key was interesting enough for me to push through.
>>62456898>>62517088
It's not even close. The M41A is the best. It's not an opinion, you can't argue.How does it fell sci fi media artists? How does it feel that you will never do better, that SCIFI gun aesthetics eternally peaked in the mid 80's?Everything else will be eternally mogged and cucked. The 40k Bolter is a distant second, but the M41 is just a sleeker, more refined, cooler and more grounded and practical evolution of that concept.
>>62517088I want one.
>>62517088why are the barrels so far apart?
Imagine forgetting the most iconic pistol in all of council space?
>>62520612Real man’s space pistol coming through
>>62520612>all the guns have infinite ammo>year later, all the guns in the galaxy use heat clips have limited ammo that needs to be reloaded??????
>>62509890
I think to qualify the gun would have to do something canonically that a normal gun couldn't, otherwise it would just be a prop, a Mauser with plastic junk glued onto it is a real Mauser. I like akiras laser gun, because it comes from hard Scifi, it has its own limitations, operating procedure. It doesn't exist but it adheres to reality not some shit like Thor's hammer. Akiras lazer doesn't change its characteristics to suit the plot, its not like dreds gun which is a crutch for lazy writing. I like how akira isn't very good at using it, it's not part of his character, he doesn't always carry it.The effect on target is interesting in that it cuts through things but unlike many lazer weapons the terminal effect is damaging, it's not like a light saber which just leaves cut out holes in things
>>62488121Hilda was taken from us too early
Nausica is jammed full of imaginative weapons. Her jesail is entirely linear, very simple, has a realistic mechanical action.She does things like take apart a cartridge to use the powder to start fires, there's a level of understanding in its use. The bulk of the weapon is indicative of poor material technology, just like the Afghan jesails. If you dug up a Mauser action , just banding it between two planks and reinforcing it externally would be exactly how you would turn it into a working gun. The trigger guard is removed to accommodate gloves, contextually relevant. The large bore is suggestive of low velocity powder and a large projectile, it's a large game rifle and sets nausica as a character apart of from soldiers who carry far more industrial, military guns.
>>62519079One for buzzy, one for bung hole
>>62501575Did that guy ever correct the fit for the LCRx?
>>62522277>picrellol that's a Stinger
>>62522277>I like how akira isn't very good at using it, it's not part of his character, he doesn't always carry it.):
>>62456571I'll throw this in the ring. >handheld MARAUDER cannon
