post your favorite exotic weapons!!!

Well Mine Has To Be The Mark XIX Desert Eagle Pistol


That Is A Beauty Isnt It...

The Desert Eagle Pistol is a gas-operated, semi-automatic pistol with
a rotating bolt for positive lock-up. The barrel is locked in place,
assuring a high degree of accuracy. Maximum effective range with the
standard 6-inch barrel is 200 meters (650 ft.). The polygonal rifling
reduces barrel wear and enhances the obturation between the bullet
and the bore, thus increasing accuracy. Anatomically formed grip, ideal
hand seating angle and comfortable grip dimensions permit rapid,
accurate, instinctive shooting. The combat-type trigger guard is
designed for two-handed shooting. The Desert Eagle Pistol fires
standard factory ammunition. When the last round in the magazine is
fired, the slide remains in its maximum recoil position, permitting
rapid change of magazine and immediate chambering of a round for
instant resumption of firing.

Deatils
Length, with 10-inch : 14.75 inches (37.5 cm)
(254 mm) barrel
Height : 6.25 inches (15.9 cm)
Width : 1.25 inches (32 mm)
Trigger reach : 2.75 inches (70 mm)
Weight w/empty magazine : 1998.6 grams (71.4 oz.)
Magazine capacity : 7 rounds
Bore diameter : 495" (12.6 mm)

Resource: Desert Eagle .50

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this is a nice desert eagle pic also...

Three guesses what this one is...

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Had to post this bad boy...
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This is H&K's PDW/MP7 Series pistol...
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PDW Technical Specifications
Overall Length: 13.38 in./ 340mm (stock closed) 21.19 in./ 541mm (stock open)
Barrel Length: 7.09 in. 180mm
Width: 1.89 in. 48mm
Height: 6.77 in. 172mm
Unloaded wt. (20 rnd. mag): 2.64 lb. 1.20 kg
Loaded with 20 rounds: 2.86 lb. 1.30 kg
Loaded with 40 rounds: 3.39 lb. 1.54 kg
4.6 x 30 Ammunition Technical Specifications

Cartridge Length: 1.5 in. 38mm
Projectile weight: 24.7 grains 1.6 g
Case length: 1.18 in. 30mm
Ballistics/Velocity: 2379 fps 725 m/sec
Ballistics/Muzzle Energy: 312 ft/lb 420 joule
Projectile composition: Copper plated solid steel bullet
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[Edited on 17-5-2004 by Hard Red]

[Edited on 17-5-2004 by Hard Red]

what would u call a kayack paddle which had the blades replaced with real 1s

I Dont Know What Would You Call It?

I'm a swords guy myself and collect real swords and combat ready versions of movie swords. As I stated in my introductory post, my grandfather was a smith, most of his time he spent doing what blacksmiths have done for century's most of their time, shoeing horses. But he also made real swords, for military, police and other organisations that have dress swords.

He trained me when I was young and I like pounding some iron now and then too.

When Blade came out, I immediatly fell in love with his sword. It looks great and when I had a 100% perfect replica made by the guy that took over my grandfathers bussines and got it in my hands I was literaly drooling.

Its light, agile, not to long(common problem with claymoors, katana's and broadswords).

You can come at me with any high tech gun you want, I'll go head to head with you with my Blade sword. At least I'll die in style

I Do Want A Samurai Sword But The Ones I Have Seen Havnt Had The Metal Folded Alot So If I Hit Another Sword Mine Would Break Like Porcelin...

Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), Cal. .30-06, M1918 Series (1917). John Browning designed the BAR to provide an automatic rifle for use during World War I. The M1918 saw service toward the end of World War I. The M1918A2, adopted by the Army in 1940, saw extensive service during World War II and Korea. The BAR used .30-06 cal. cartridges in 20-round magazines. The BAR provided an effective rate of fire of 550 spm, and proved to be a very reliable weapon during adverse operating conditions.

Very Nice Weapon there! I Also Like Your Avatar And Signature Very Cool... I Take It You Are A Pirates Of The Carribean Fan Too?

Originally posted by The Black Death
I Do Want A Samurai Sword But The Ones I Have Seen Havnt Had The Metal Folded Alot So If I Hit Another Sword Mine Would Break Like Porcelin...

More likely that it'll go blunt by just looking at it.
Its not only the folding/smithing proces that makes a good katana. Its mainly the metal composition. Takes a #load of time to prepare the metal.

I have 4 genuin katana's made by grandmasters. 2 of them are licensed antiques, in mint shape and sharper then anything you ever seen.

Now Thats What I Want! I Am A Knife, Sword And Firearms FAn So Basicly I Psychotic Ha Ha But I Really Want One, Have You Seen Kill Bill I Want Her Sword!

Lol, that meta data stuff in my previous post is M*E*T*A*L :p dunno why it changes that word like that.

Anyways, if you want a real katana and I mean real, not a combat ready replica, but a real "made by (insert name of grandmaster)" sword, prepare to pay at least 5 grand.

Well Thats A High Price But Yeah One Day I Will Treat Myself To A Nice Shiny So I Can Scare The Neighbours Ha Ha

Don't hurt yourself ... you should see my arms and legs

When you don't know how to handle a sword right, don't handle the real deal.
Nowadays I know very well how to handle a blade, any blade really, but when I was a kid, I chopped and cut myself more then once playing with all the shiny blades my grandad had :@

On my left leg I got a nudge in the bone, about 3 mm deep, chopped out with a military parade sword my grandad was prepping.

Since then I did every martial art I could do around here that involved blade weapons so I could handle my precious without hurting myself

Wararts and Hard Red, whats with the double+ postings?

I've gotta say my favorite weapon is a sai dagger. Its the only weapon ive been able to smuggle into my home, being the 16(my birthday is today!) year old daughter of very strict parents.

edit: well, it wont let me post a pic. lemme rephrase that, i dont know how to make img src work yet

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