Gun Discussion

@Extre-Vile  
I’m surprised you haven’t heard of the 7.62 Wilson Tactical.
 
There’s also the Czech 7.62x45mm round, intended for use with the vz. 52 rifle and light machine gun, before the Warsaw Pact came around and said “yo armee gimme”  

@RustleRustle
 
It’s really interesting how, unlike the rest of the Warsaw Pact, the Czechs tried to do their own things with regards to small arms - doing the CZ-52 and CZ-82 instead of the standard Tokarev and Makarov pistols, the VZ 58 instead of the AK, UK vz.59 instead of the PKM. I’ve wondered how much of it was pride and confidence in their own ordnance works, and how much of it was wanting to express independence from the Soviets.

 
This is one IRL “OP as fuck” rounds. The specs on here when fired out of a 16 inch barrel is interesting.
 
The muzzle velocity is 2675 feet per second and the muzzle energy is 1827 foot pounds.

 
So, I look up information about the round on the official website, it is a custom made 5.56 round casing trimmed down to accept 6.8 115 grain projectile.
 
Here, I’ll let all of see more of the information for yourself.

Dafuq?!  
They discontinued Browning Hi Power production in 2017?!
 
There goes another classic.

The FN F2000 has been discontinued as of this year.

@Lord Seraph
 
It was a metal 9mm in a world of polymer, unfortunately.
 
@Extre-Vile  
I’m surprised they were still making it.

@zerowinger66  
The FN P90 is still being made.

They’re talkin’ my language.
 

@zerowinger66  
Aluminum alloy guns are still being made.  
Look at modern Beretta pistols.
 
@Extre-Vile  

 
Firearms tend to have long service lives. Those will still be used years if not decades down the road. Expect continued services.

MR-C Rifle  

Dinner time.
 

Some of the prototypes for what would become the AK47 were… interesting.  
 
This is the least strange of the bunch, the TKB-408.

.50 GI  
 
Bigger than .45 ACP, but not quite the monster that is .50 Action Express, designed specifically for the Guncrafter Industries Model 1.

So I have created three fictional weapon manufacturing company.
 
DragonForce Armory  

 
Royalty Armaments Industry  

 
and Far East Weapons Inc.  

@Extre-Vile  
So what are the specialties of each?

@zerowinger66  
DragonForce Armory in American based company that specializes on making futuristic looking weapons, mainly designing Bullpup Rifles and sometimes futuristic looking swords
 
Royal Armaments is a British based company that specializes in making “Hybrid” guns, taking two concepts of existing guns and mashing them into one, sometimes making swords from fiction such as the “Excalibur.”
 
Far East Weapons Inc. is a South Korean based company that specializes in taking cheaply made guns or prototype guns, and turns them into very modern functioning guns.

For Example:
 
From DragonForce Armory: DragonForce B68-CA series
 
From Royalty Armaments Industry: RAI CBA2001
 
From Far East Weapons Inc.: FEW 87-K

@zerowinger66  
These three companies are as popular than Colt, Heckler & Koch, Howa, and FN Herstal combined

So in the 1960’s, the Dutch airliner KLM would instruct flight attendants on the use of arctic survival kits, which included polar clothing, snow saws, fishing nets, and AR-10 battle rifles.  

@Badheart  

 

@RhodieNite