In this topic: You name the guns you can't ever identify right.
M16/AR-15 series rifles - TOO MANY VARIATIONS. Unless you have clear, unfettered shots of the gun you're trying to ID, I'm about 95% wrong. Actually, more like 97%, once you factor in the Canadian models. "Oh, that's an M4A1! No? A Diemaco C7? ****."
Revolvers - kind of the same problem as above. Unless it's something really distinctive to me, like a Smith & Wesson or a Colt Python, or even one of the 19th century guns, I'm usually off. Remington 870s and Mossberg 500s. From a distance, anyway. |
Shotguns that don't have a unique appearance
Muskets Old, foreign guns Chinese and South American guns M16 type rifles- too many variants |
AK brands. They all look the same to me.
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Revolvers mainly.
I'm way too familiar with AR-15s, AKs, and semi-auto pistols to, in most cases, not know what I'm seeing. |
I can't ID old fashion guns that are associated with the Old West like Winchesters or early colt revolvers
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Mostly modern stuff, espescially S&W autos and non-military AR variants. Oh, and the different variants of MP5. Just never really cared.
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The rifles that we've been identifying on IMFDB as "C7s" are actually pre-1994 Olympic Arms K4B rifles, which have the same type of receiver as the C7, but are different manufacture. The way I figured it out is because they all seem to have the OA "Stowaway' pistol grip; one of the armories in British Columbia owns them and sends them out to lots of shows. Some day, I'm gonna have to change the M16 page, and all the movie/TV pages where we've called the guns "C7s", to reflect this new understanding. I may even have to ditch the C7 section completely. Quote:
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Can't tell the difference between some of the shorty M16 models like the 727s to the sporter carbines
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The others, I admit I don't know them all, either. Which is why I like the AR chart. |
Can someone tell me when I looked at Worldguns' website and in the M4 section, they have an M4 with a fixed carrying handle and call it an early M4. What's the difference between that an a 727?
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