OT: And while we're off the subject; Spectre or Rusty,Guns

Kismet

Kismet

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http://www.sightm1911.com/index.htm

OK, name that tune in 60 seconds!

Actually, I think I can identify most of these, but the extended clip pistol with the fore-grip eludes me, as does the ?shotgun with the extended magazine.


tankewver'much

(Edit: sorry, I thought that link would take you directly to the image. I'm speaking of the Guns of the Dillinger Gang.)
 
Okay the shotgun with the extended mag is a semi-auto rifle with a compensator stuck on the end of the barrel. A Remington model 81 or something like that. Don't remember the exact model but Frank Hamer had one when he helped kill Bonnie and Clyde.

The extended clip autopistol has a Thompson SMG hand grip attached. Its a Colt M1911. It was modified to fire full auto. Not worth much in a real firefight but scared h*** out of bank tellers.

Ice
 
Hollow, I get a message that I am not logged in or do not have permission to view this page.

Ice
 
Oh, I guess you have to sign up as a member before you can view that one. Sorry. You could always sign up though. Not difficult. ;)
 
Sounds like my old Model 81 Remington in 35 Rem, with 15 round mag by Peace Officer Supply. Used mostly as prison guard tower guns, though Frank Hamer used one like it in taking out Bonnie and Clyde ( unsure of caliber though ).

I got my 81 after being mistaken by a drug plane for it's contact way out on the reservation once. Wanted something that could kill a Continental or Lycoming engine. Friend still has it.
 
This may help explain the pistol.;)

"Note the modified Colt government model M1911A1 pistol in caliber .38 Super in the lower left portion of the photograph. It has been modified to use a Colt Thompson vertical foregrip, extended box magazine, and fired fully automatic."
 
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