Let’s play the “What is it?” game!

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Nobody recognizes the
Nintendo DUCK HUNT gun from 1985?
(Officially called the NES Zapper).

It was the first "gun" that so many Generation X'ers used.
Both for their first taste of hunting migratory waterfowl, and also their first offense of "attempted animal cruelty" when they aimed at that snickering, annoying dog (only to find that the computer programmers in Japan who invented this game would not allow you to shoot the dog!)

 

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Ok, this one's f'real.

 

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Hints:

It's pretty new.

It's expen$ive.

The standard chambering is for a bottlenecked high velocity round,
although conversion kits are available to let it shoot more popular straight-walled pistol cartridges.

 

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BRNO 7.5FK Field Pistol, chambered in 7.5FK.

 

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BRNO 7.5FK Field Pistol, chambered in 7.5FK.

Yep, that's it. (They cost about $9000. by the way.)


Now

 

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Garand experimental Model of 1923.

A precursor to the U.S. Rifle, caliber 30, M1 [Garand].

And, yes, he used a Springfield 1903's stock set, and barrel, with some modifications.

 

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Garand experimental Model of 1923.

A precursor to the U.S. Rifle, caliber 30, M1 [Garand].
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And, yes, he used a Springfield 1903's stock set, and barrel, with some modifications.

Yep. You’re up.

 

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Speaking of prototype or work-in-progress guns that the military or defense contractors built...

 

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Other side,
& without the magazine.