The Internet Movie Firearms Database
The IMFDB thoroughly, possibly a little obsessively, catalogues all the guns used in action movies, right down to variants and modifications.
And, as a bonus, Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics.
The IMFDB thoroughly, possibly a little obsessively, catalogues all the guns used in action movies, right down to variants and modifications.
And, as a bonus, Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics.
The Long Range Rifle is accurate out to 1500 metres and the army is training up as many snipers as possible for maximum effectiveness.
The Long Range Rifle is accurate out to 1500 metres and the army is training up as many snipers as possible for maximum effectiveness.
From John Wilkes Booth’s caplock to Saddam’s pistol, guns connected to historic events.
No More Landmines want to clear a 50,000 square metre mine field. To raise awareness, and highlight how tricky it can be to get around when you can’t trust the ground beneath your feet, they got a parkour enthusiast to walk round 50,000 square metres of London without touching the ground.
via BoingBoing
The Protector is an Unmanned Surface Vehicle, an agile motor boat with multiple sensor and camera systems and a remote controlled gun. It’s built by Israeli company Rafael and has been ordered by several countries.
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/article2283918.ece
The Lone Star state may enact a “shoot first” law that would make the trigger happy immune from prosecution.
Part of the insanity of the Cold War, the Davy Crockett gun and W54 warhead gave atomic capability to the grunts on the ground. Yields varied from 0.01 to 1 kilotons, though with a maximum range of 2.49 the larger version must have been a suicide shot.
I’m thinking of using a Davy Crockett in a coming comic- an alternative history tale where Berlin was nuked at the end of WW2 and Cold War tensions are that little bit harsher. I might also model it. This guy put a lot of work into his Davy Crockett on the back of an M151A1D. Maybe he should have just got the kit from Sharkit.