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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
OK, one more time...this is a real interesting pistol...wish I had one. ![]() |
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 | ![]() Hint: This one goes from 9 to 0 in .5 seconds and could be called an iGun. Ed Last edited by edorfox; 06-15-2011 at 10:56 PM. |
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 |
Beretta.
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
Hecho en Mexico
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 |
Trejo pistol?
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
Yes YouTube Wiki: The Trejo Pistol is the smallest full-auto weapon ever made and was the first machine pistol designed and manufactured. Even though not well known in the United States it was quite successful in Mexico, with over 16.000 pieces manufactured by Armas Trejo S.A. Zacatlan between 1952 and 1972. The apple logo on the side of the slide is related to the fact that Zacatlán de las manzanas (Zacatlán of the apples, State of Puebla, Mexico), is a town famous by its apples and the apple cider produced there. This little Tactical Machine-Pistol is a blowback action with unlocked firing from a closed bolt. Built for bursts rather than full-auto fire since the magazine capacity is quite limiting. When introduced to the Mexican market there was no prohibition against full-auto capabilities in small calibers like the .22 Long Rifle. In 1950, Gabriel Trejo, a blacksmith by trade, created in the company of his son Abraham, other than those that existed, because in his own words, "I want to do something out of common". Full-auto versions of the Modelo-1 is marked Tipo-Rafaga (selective fire type) and a little Lever with a "R" marked for Rafaga. In all practical senses it is identical to a M1911 which is known to many shooters. The rate of fire is very high, ranging from 1300-1400 rounds per minute depending on what type of ammunition you use (higher velocity = higher rate of fire). Bursts can be shot from about three rounds up to a blistering eight burst out and unloading the whole magazine in 0.4 seconds flat. A minus for this type of construction would be the unreliable .22LR rimfire cartridge. The NFA of 1934 made the import to US small since the 200$ tax of class-2 firearms was far more than the original value of the trejo. The Firearms Act of 68 finally slammed the door into the U.S. (therefore also to much of rest of the world) and finally the Mexican government closed down domestic production of firearms for private purchase. The Trejo was also made in semiauto only, a longer BBL model with larger capacity (11-shot) called Modelo 2 came out and also a Modelo 3 in .32auto and 9mmShort/.380acp. A variant using a high capacity magazine was manufactured for the Mexican military which was chambered in 9mm and featured a 40 round magazine. This variant named the Model 2 "Especial" (special) could be fired in semi-automatic, in bursts or fully automatic. In 1970 this factory and three more that manufactured other weapons, were closed by Presidential Decree as a result of social problems that were experienced in Mexico between 1968 and 1971, known as Dirty War. |
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 |
A bit older, but influential.. ![]() Last edited by DevilDoc; 06-16-2011 at 12:18 PM. |
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 |
Villar-Perosa
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 |
Yeah. Dang, I thought that would be tougher than that..
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 |
Only the Italians would use 9mm rounds for aerial combat. The giveaway was the nuts and washers on the muzzle(s). |
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 | |
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 |
OK, Just for fun ![]() |
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Sharpshooter Joined: Jan 2009 From: Dri-Shities Posts: 745 |
I believe that is a generation 3 Illudium q-36 Explosive Space Modulator
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 | |
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
Man, that's a weird device! looks like just a rifle bolt with a grip attached. Does the bolt lever unlock the "barrel/receiver" and does the barrel/receiver slide rearward to reload? Is the bolt stationary? It also looks like a large caliber...smoothbore?? Ed |
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 |
The key to its name is in your first sentence.
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
Man, this is tough. It appears to NOT be a weapon itself. The tapered, lugged nose gives me the impression that it is a manually cocked firing pin for something otherworldly...a "device" that locks into the breech of some monster gun to fire it. I sure wouldn't want to hold it when it goes off! More clues! Ed |
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 |
Clue: It IS a weapon all in itself. Clue: There weren't very many made. Clue: It is possible that none are in private hands. Clue: It was made to be used by a very special group of people. Вы нуждаетесь в большем количестве ключей? (Do you need more clues?) |
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 |
Вы нуждаетесь в большем количестве ключей Quote:
I've got to stop using that world.guns.ru website. Norton keeps blocking attacks. | |
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
I found it described on... "world.guns.ru/grenade/rus/device-d" BUT, DON'T CLICK ON THAT LINK! MY AV BLOCKED A HIGH RISK ATTACK ATTEMPT! THEY DESCRIBED IT AS...Device "D" noiseless grenade launcher / pistol with muzzle launcher cup for grenades and a detachable shoulder stock / holster. Dang...that was a tough one! I noticed there was a groove on the backside of the grip handle and searched for "detachable buttstock", finally found it two miles deep in a Google image search! I don't want to play anymore...my head hurts! ![]() Ed |
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Moderator Joined: Jan 2009 From: s. greenlake bitch Posts: 1,684 |
Device D Noisless bla bla ![]() Quote:
But I'm a gluton for punishment. Ed I think your up... ![]() | |
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Marksman Joined: May 2011 From: NW Quadrant WA State Posts: 288 |
This is the armor piercing bullet it shoots. ![]() and here is the grenade it can launch: ![]() As with lots of weapons developed during the "Cold War" this one was really strange. It was developed for the Spetznaz. Supposedly all the gases were retained in the cartridge after the bullet or grenade were fired/launched. BTW Devildoc, this site is just fine. Your issue caused by Norton is why I quit using Norton over 10 years ago. Last edited by deadshot2; 06-20-2011 at 08:42 AM. |
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
OK here's an easy one so someone else can go! Ed ![]() |
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Rifleman Joined: Dec 2009 From: Graham, Wa Posts: 240 |
S&w 422?
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
No...close though
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Moderator Joined: Jan 2009 From: s. greenlake bitch Posts: 1,684 |
S&W Model 622 .22LR ![]() |
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
Well, not exactly but, close enough. The 422 and 622 models were made with alloy frames and stainless or blued slides. The one I posted, mine, is Model 2206 and is all stainless. It is one of S&W's "sleeper" model 41 wannabe's and in my book just as accurate in the right hands..not mine for sure. Ed ... sunofnun...you're up! I think I will "try" to not look at what you put up...my head still hurts! Last edited by edorfox; 06-21-2011 at 07:40 PM. |
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Moderator Joined: Jan 2009 From: s. greenlake bitch Posts: 1,684 |
Well.. I think DevilDoc set me in the right direction... so I'd give him credit for this one. But here's a gun anyways! ![]() |
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
Dang! Here I am playing again. Is it a Harrington Richardson folding shotgun? I actually had a Galef Companion folding shotgun as a youngster...a "few" years ago. Ed |
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Moderator Joined: Jan 2009 From: s. greenlake bitch Posts: 1,684 |
ha ha yep.. that's it.
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Gunslinger Joined: May 2011 From: Bremerton,WA Posts: 25 |
OK, here's a gun I once owned... ![]() |
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Gunslinger Joined: Dec 2010 From: Yelm,Wa Posts: 28 |
its some kind of weird Thomson center contender. right?
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Gunslinger Joined: Jun 2015 From: Roanoke Posts: 10 | ? ![]() ... Buehler? ...Buehler? Last edited by gemihur; 01-24-2021 at 07:52 AM. |
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