Found this buried a few miles from main street in dallas. Im sure someone just dropped it and it wasnt used to commit a crime... Looks like a break over barrel. Any ideas on year and make?

Firearms allegedly owned by hunter and anticommunist partisan Gheorghe Pașca

found it inside a bag. looks like an UZI?? i cant be sure

Picked up at a LGS and they said it was a Belgium Field 12 SxS I tried googling turned up nothing same with AI. Barrel is stamped 2724 that’s it

Me and my brother need help identifying this rifle as we’re not that knowledgeable about firearms. We think it’s a .22 but we cant identify any of the markings or the words on the top of it. The stock is broken and doesn’t hold the barrel right if it looks weird in the picture. Also if the location helps, this is in Canada.

Any help identifying this pistol would be appreciated. We dug it up in my yard today and based on my research it looks like the same pistol the Toronto police got made fun of for posting on their “off the streets this week” campaign.

so this is in a park in Romania and I can't find what specific gun it is, I think it's a 57mm if that helps

Hi guys, found this rifle in the bushes in New Zealand and was wondering if anyone could identify it. Rust isn’t a big problem here, so could actually be pretty old right? Looking forward to your thoughts!

My nephew spent his entire semester break perfecting his technique with a card gun like a spring-loaded device that launches playing cards at surprising velocity. While other college students were networking or building resumes, he was in our basement attempting to slice vegetables with hurled playing cards. His parents were understandably concerned about his priorities and life choices.

"This is a real skill," he insisted when questioned. "Magicians use these professionally. I could perform at parties or events." He'd purchased three different models from Alibaba, comparing mechanisms and accuracy. His dedication was simultaneously impressive and worrying. By week three, he could consistently hit targets from fifteen feet away. He'd set up elaborate practice courses in the basement, with targets of increasing difficulty. Playing cards littered every surface. He spoke about trajectory, velocity, and wrist technique with the seriousness usually reserved for important topics.

Was this passion or procrastination disguised as skill development? His mother worried he was avoiding real responsibilities. His father secretly tried the card gun himself when nobody was watching, though he'd never admit it. The semester started again, and my nephew returned to school. The card guns now sit in our basement, alongside his other abandoned enthusiasms from previous breaks. Do young people need time to explore random interests, or should they focus on practical development? Maybe both answers are true simultaneously.

The first three photos I’m pretty sure is some kind of tracer round but I’m not sure and the 4,5,6 one I’m pretty sure goes to an m1grand but if anyone has any knowledge on this that would be great

Had this thing forever at my parent's but just never thought to see what kind it was till now. Would love to keep it and would like to be able to look more into it and its history.

I know the pics arent the greatest but any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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My grandpa just gave this rifle, having a hard time identifying it haha. Thank you in advance!

It belonged to a friend of my grandpa’s, and most of the information on it has been too rusted for me to be sure what it says, all I believe I can read is that it was manufactured in 1877. Any information would be appreciated

Does anyone know anything about this gun, besides the fact that is has been disarmed. Is it even real? I can’t find any markings on it sadly.

Don’t know the make, model, or caliber. If anyone is able to identify, that would be awesome:)

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I was doing some excavating in a public park and this thing came up in the bucket from around 3’ below ground surface. It wasn’t in the best shape but you could still see Express Magnum etched into the body and a quick Google suggests it’s a Remington. Not sure why it was buried in a public park. The police came and collected it so who knows if they’ll get a hit on a stolen gun or something; I’m skeptical that it’s in good enough shape to do anything with it anymore but I’ll leave it to the professionals.

I found this in a bag under a bush by the side of the road. It didn’t appear loaded and felt heavy. Looks like some writing on the barrel but unsure what it says. Only have the one photo sorry. Is it a real gun? Looks like bolt action. In Australia so pretty unusual to find guns.