Im guessing its belgian or french based on desighn and his preferences in gns.

You'd guess wrong, in that case. Besides, take a good look at my collection and I imagine you'll see my first and foremost preference in guns.

older european guns right?

I take it back, there are some features not on the IJ...
Man. Quite the toughy.

I'll give a big hint. It's .476 caliber (though it was made in others).

As an aside, I own more handguns in .455 Webley that any other caliber. My first love has always been British firearms.

has some similarities to the enfield revovlers.

It's a Kynoch. Lower trigger cocks the internal hammer, upper one fires it. The button on the back breaks it open. I'll come up with something a little less obscure tommorow.

There. It's not a gimme but it's a good deal less obscure than the last two.

Reichsrewolver 1871

guess you get to post the next one

OK, here it is:

It's a Kerr. And from the grips, it's one the Spanish-made copies they issued their Navy. I think Orbea made them.

Well done, Orbea Mod 1973. Your turn.

Here's an ugly one if ever there was.

DONT LET THIS THREAD DIE!
...says the coolest person on the forum......ahem.....:D

can we get a hint?
caliber?
country?
used in a sentence?
name of gun?
all of the above?

Ewww....
That is pretty weird.

It was made in .25ACP, .32ACP, .380 Auto, 9mm Bergmann and .45ACP, and was made in Spain.

"JO-LO-AR" Military Pistol (.380)

That one's actually a 9mm, but yes, it's a Jo.Lo.Ar.

Guess this (too easy)

Is it some kind of Thompson variant?

Yes, I admit I've never seen it. I fail. :(

Hint: .45 and 9 mm carbine intended for civilian and police use.

Eagle Arms Eagle carbine?
Uses Grease Gun magazines?

EDIT: You can buy one on Gun Broker if ya want. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...=157411980#PIC

Nice carbine, but it´s another gun.

can we get the country or would that be too much?

No problem. Made in the Usa, in the 70´s.

Fox Wasp Carbine?

Well done :D. You´re next.

Well, you'll probably guess this in less time than it took for me to pick it.

http://www.imfdb.org/forum/attachmen...1&d=1266468411

I've seen them before but not from that angle. it's a double barreled revolver. You can just make out the twin cylenders where it feeds more than the usual number of revolver shots.

I guess that's close enough.

It's an HDH 20 shot .25 ACP revolver. I had the pleasure of seeing one used in the Russian crime drama "Brat"(brother). It was pretty cool.

Te toca.

:confused:wait....why did you just flat out tell us, he just said it wa a double barrel revolver.

It seemed like he knew what it was to me...
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Yes I knew what it was just not what it's acctual name was. I used to have at least one book that uses that style of weapon as an example of early firearms designed for multiple shots....but those referance books are currently in storage. Personally would anyone other than myself please post a firearm.

uh.....anyone?

ill break the ice
here's one for ya'

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Goryunov WZ43?

NOPE!
dude, do you even know what that is? its a heavy machine gun

Dammit! I've seen one one of those before, but I don't want to have to go dig out my copy of "Pistols of the World

Wanna tell us the caliber and country?
We mostly end up needing them anyway.