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You don't recognize the ED 209 (enforcement droid, 209 series),
from the original 1980's movie RoboCop?
from the original 1980's movie RoboCop?
NEW CHALLENGE:
This one was designed in the 1960's or 1970s by a firearms designer who was known for thinking outside the box and coming up with some wacky looking guns.
Not sure if it remained vaporware or if some working samples were ever produced.
It was featured prominently in an article in a major gun magazine, back in the day.
This one was designed in the 1960's or 1970s by a firearms designer who was known for thinking outside the box and coming up with some wacky looking guns.
Not sure if it remained vaporware or if some working samples were ever produced.
It was featured prominently in an article in a major gun magazine, back in the day.
I'm assuming since the revolver is set to fire from the bottom chamber at the 6:00 position as opposed to the 12:00 position that this particular revolver concept is from Emilio Ghisoni(designed the Mateba auto revolvers and the Chiappa Rhino).
Nope, the inventor of this (and some other very futuristic guns) is an American I believe,
and is was prolly 20-30 years older than Ghisoni.
and is was prolly 20-30 years older than Ghisoni.
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Whitney? Like the Whitney Wolverine?
It looks like the Pfläger-Katsumata Series D 5223 (PK-D 5223) or Detective Special used by Bladerunner units in 2019…minus the double trigger obviously.
No little wolves.
Whitney not seen this Winter.
Old & new Blades are Running down the wrong path.
Whitney not seen this Winter.
Old & new Blades are Running down the wrong path.
Okay,
here's the scoop:
The inventor was John Winter,
of Winter Arms.
here's the scoop:
The inventor was John Winter,
of Winter Arms.
