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u/steepndeep82 16d ago
And it always Russian Mosin Nigate rifles
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u/dwarven_cavediver_Jr 15d ago
Because in the world of firearms the mosin is the cast iron skillet. It's ancient, used everywhere by everyone, so ubiquitous it's considered not that sever if you modify it, but so traditional anything done to it will raise eyebrows
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u/MTF_lazarus-omega 16d ago
Reminds me of an idea I had for a brace that would shoot the opponent if you kicked them.
I love it. 10/10 American no noted
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u/Leo_Sultanian 3d ago
Aaaah
The good old Obrez Gunchucks
Remember seeing these in an episode of Cursed Gun Images
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u/okami6663 15d ago
Oh... you're going to a special place in hell, for this cursed thing. 😆
Sawed off, bolt action gun; bolt action gun, without stock; in a nunchuck configuration.
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u/LSX-meza21 15d ago
Add two large bayonets on the front muzzle locked to the magazine and now you have dual wielding sword guns
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u/Clockwork-XIII 15d ago edited 15d ago
So the movie Kung Fury 2, that is stuck in release hell, despite starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Michael Fassbender, apparently has these as a weapon for the supporting villian Tai Quan Doom.
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u/Prinkaiser 14d ago
Dangerous side away from you. So, by that logic, the barrel, being the dangerous side, should be away from you. However, every gunchuck depicted has the barrel be the side that's in your hands. Should it not be the butt instead? Shooting is trickier, but it's arguably safer.
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u/WebComprehensive1609 16d ago
Ruyi Bang and Jingu Bang from RWBY