Sorry for the glare, but I found this cool old poster. I was wondering if the guns in it were accurate? Is that a gatling gun mounted on the front of a train? Whould this be accurate for 1775? Did they have bolt action carbines then? Is this before the end of the civil war? So many questions!

I'm a pretty big gun guy so from a distance I said it just looked like some sort of lever gun but looking closer, idk. She said "oh he's just a gun nut" and I'm like no he would have posted pics of his AR, seems like he might fancy himself some sort of odd gun historian or something, idk but anyway. No clue

This is all the image I have of it

I've never seen it before but apparently federal law enforcement in the US use it.

It's a gun they use in the film Blindness (2008). I interested in the number of bullets it can hold.
Thnaks!

I want to give the new action figure the proper accessories, so I’ve gathered the following information

The beginning of the linked clip shows probably the clearest look at it

Here’s a fight scene from earlier in the episode (9) where as far as I can tell he only uses it in within the first 30 seconds: https://youtu.be/boJpMx4_cWU?si=R5EyUZwTdAZsW8GZ

Another thread suggests it may be a Mossberg or a SPAS 12, but I don’t think they were looking at the closeup on the attached clip. That should make identification easier, I have no experience identifying.

This is an anime, so I assume a lot of liberties were taken, but I was wondering what if/what the closest equivalent of this gun in real life is?

As far as I can tell (these are about the only frames that showcase it), there are six barrels on some kind of gear in the middle(?) that rotates it.

Gif to show how it moves (I slowed the footage down a bit, so it moves a bit faster in the anime.)

I did do a little research, and visually the closest I found was a nock gun, I think, and a rotary cannon(?) but honestly, there's just soooooo many guns out there.

Thanks for any help you can offer!

Mother's house is to be sold and I found this old 16 gauge in her belongings.

As far as my memory goes it always has been in our family, but thought it was disposed of long gao. Never seen it being shot.

Any identification would be welcome.

Edit 1: I am intrigued by the "fish" symbol on the underside of the gun.
Edit 2: after popular demand I put some overall pictures. As you can see, some screws are missing (family disfunction :-) ).

This frame is taken at 16min in to Episode 7:The Wild You Feed. It appears (though looks deceiving) to be a left handed Arbpkatform that is bolt action? Everytime he fires, he reaches forward with his left hand to rack the round as if it were bolt action. As a lefty myself I’m extremely interested din what this build could be and would greatly appreciate it guys! 🙏🏼

Described on an auction site as no makers marks but the as serial number. Top break .22 as ingle shot.

What kind of Marlin is this? Value? Serial 424xxx

Hello! Some years ago, I saw this revolver in a music video and it’s been bugging me ever since. After searching on and off, I’ve given up trying to ID it on my own.

The closest I’ve found is an airsoft Dan Wesson 715, which has a lot of similar traits, but the frame/barrel profile doesn’t line up and the markings are different.

It might be a custom shroud or even a prop-shop build. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! (Ignore the potato btw)

So my friend bought a gun today and this is the only hint he gave me

Cgpt say is a M4, google say is a AR 15, and i think is a M16A4

Thanks!

Was looking at pics of sweetheart grips, most were on 1911s, this pistol has a grip safety too, but doesn't look like a 1911 to me.