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• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: McAirrow la Belgique Muzzle Loader Black Powder Pistol
  on Oct 8, 2010 in Handgun Muzzle Loaders
  Made from a Belgian black powder muzzle loader pistol in the original caliber .32 the pistol now fires .177 caliber in a circle of 3 centimeters at 25 yards. The brown system has a "wrong" barrel. The stock is a wood reddish walnut. Manufactured in D...
• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Star M45 Firestar Semi Auto 45 Caliber ACP Pistol
  on Oct 7, 2010 in Handgun
  Submitted by Jason.
• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Glock Shoulder Holster
  on Oct 6, 2010 in Handgun Misc Items
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• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Superior Firepower
  on Oct 5, 2010 in Ammo Misc Items
  Submitted by Ann Lambert...
• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: BFR 45-70 Revolver
  on Oct 1, 2010 in Handgun
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• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Excellent Home Defense Weapon
  on Sep 30, 2010 in Handgun Misc Items
  Submitted by Ann Lambert...
• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: The British SWIFT Training Rifle
  on Sep 28, 2010 in Other Types Weapons Misc Items Weapons of War
  WW II British Training Rifle:Common 'A' SeriesCommon 'B' SeriesThe Swift training rifle was fitted with a pair of spring operated pointed wire probes inside a protective fore-tunnel. These probes were cocked against a firing spring's pressure with th...
• Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Steyr AUG/A3 SA USA
  on Sep 27, 2010 in Assault Weapons
  The STEYR AUG/A3 SA USA is the civilian version of the STEYR AUG.It is a gas-operated semi automatic sporting rifle with a changeable barrel and a picatinny rail (Military Standard 1913 rail) which allows quick attachment of various optic devices.The...
• The Oto-Melara Mod 56 105mm Howitzer
  on Sep 25, 2010 in Weapons of War
  This was sometimes referred to as the Mountain Gun.Italian designed light-weight artillery by Oto-Melara it fires the standard U.S. type M1 ammunition. Generally transported by either a Jeep or Land Rover. It was called the Mountain Gun because it co...
• Boomerang
  on Sep 24, 2010 in Misc Items Home Made Weapons
  Indigenous people of Australia known as the Aborigines use this curved wooden stick both to hunt with and as a weapon. Yes it's true if you throw it properly it will come back to you.Everyone have a great upcoming weekend and stay out of trouble.

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