Picture of the Day - Unusual Guns

[CountryGent]

Maybe some CERAKOTE infused with some Viagra could help with that....
Andy

In a similar vein, an experimental PPSh-41. Or, well, one that might (eh-hem) require a little blue pill.

 

[Nibbs]

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Now That's a "Coin Pocket" Pistoli fer sure..

 

[WOT Triggers]

Where'd you get the suppressor?

Its an AAC TiRant I bought at West Coast years ago when they were introduced. I think I paid $799, and they dropped in price right after I bought one, then introduced a modular 45m that I would have preferred.
The AAC TiRant has one stainless baffle, and the subsequent are aluminum K style baffles. Its very quiet for a bore that large, but if I were to do it again now, I'd probably go with something with stainless or titanium cones.

It ships with a 0.578" thread 1911. Several other thread adapters were available from AAC. I have a 1/2x28 and 5/8x24 fixed barrel adaptors, and a few metric pistons too. AAC is history, but Quiet Riot still offers aluminum 5/8x24 adapters. Tom Liemohn did a masterful job at barrel threading.

Over all its a nice lightweight titanium suppressor for 1100fps and lower velocities.

 

[The Heretic]

Someone put some thought and time into this

 

[JRuby]

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Some old rifles of mine...And a sorta sleepy "guard dog" and me...at the 1838 Rendezvous.
Andy

I like the dog - looks like a great one.

 

[rdb241]

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Someone put some thought and time into this

 

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[rdb241]

single shot 12 gauge pistols made by an under ground gunsmith in the Philipines

 

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[Flubb]

These are pretty unusual. Rotating barrel, reverse-feed magazine, DAO slim single stack.

 

[orygun]

single shot 12 gauge pistols made by an under ground gunsmith in the Philipines

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Those are cool!

 

[nobamaplease]

Here's one from our own back yard - the Olympic Arms OA-98

One of the 1st AR pistols

 

[cooper]

At least that OA-98 is one with removable magazine. They built a post ban with fixed magazine. I recall the pistol required breaking down to reload ?

 

[nobamaplease]

At least that OA-98 is one with removable magazine. They built a post ban with fixed magazine. I recall the pistol required breaking down to reload ?

That would be the OA-96, which was the OA-93 with the magazine permanently attached.

 

[rdb241]

Here's one from our own back yard - the Olympic Arms OA-98

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One of the 1st AR pistols

Here is one from my backyard. A D-Max carbine made in Auburn Washington. Made for a short 5 year run between 88 and 93. The carbine came in 9mm, .40S&W, 10mm and .45acp.
I remember when they made the OA-93 but back when the company was SGW Arms and not Olypmic Arms. The OA-93 was not skeletonized like the pic you posted. SGW is for Shuetzen Gun Works. Bill Shuetzen was the owner. I have been to his factory and got the full tour. The story behind the gun is that the ATF went to SGW asking them to make a pistol with attempt to try and ban .223 AP ammo. At that time the law read any pistol caliber AP ammo was against the law. I was good friends with a guy who had a gun shop in Sumner, WA and that was the buzz in the gun community back then.

 

[nobamaplease]

The OA-93 was not skeletonized like the pic you posted.

Correct, my post shows an OA-98

 

[The Heretic]

Stumbled across this; the Cuban Winchester

https://www.billstclair.com/weaponsman.com/index.html%3Fcat=3&paged=27

Scroll down to the chapter on The Cuban Winchester

 

[rdb241]

In all my years of collecting since the late 80s. I have never seen an Uzi carbine marked this way. It was at a W.A.C. gun show 2 months ago. The tables across the isle from me and my tables. I have a factory IMI marked .45acp Uzi carbine which is rare in it's self. But this..................I am not sure if you can even find any .41AE ammo anymore. There are Uzi mags out there marked .41AE, but not many.