Let’s play the “What is it?” game!

[Kman]

Voere or Daisy electrically fired 22 ammo

Caseless ammo!! You are correct! I’ve never seen in person one of those rifles or it being fired.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Schla gave us that French military gun to identify ---I'm gonna work on that next.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

French MAS bullpup variant (experimental prototype) from 1954 similar to the MAS-b bullpup rifle but with a few tweaks that make it a different design (which was never adopted.)

 

[41mag]

Looks like a China Lake 40mm launcher

That will chase the squirrels away !!

 

[Schla]

French MAS bullpup variant (experimental prototype) from 1954 similar to the MAS-b bullpup rifle but with a few tweaks that make it a different design (which was never adopted.)

You’re up next!

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Sorry the pic isn't so clear. This is from an old gun digest.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Anudder pik.

P.S. This is a semi-auto pistol,
firing from a closed bolt,
ATF approved for the American public.

 

[herd118]

Looks kinda like the J. P. Foote designed Encom/Enfield/CMP mp45 America model. I don’t think I have seen one with a wood grip and handguard though.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Foote's guns that used box magazines all had the magazines coming up from the bottom in the conventional way,

except he did design a belt-fed light machine gun that the belt come in from the side as you would expect for a belt fed weapon.

 

[herd118]

Foote‘s Encom company made some pistols using the side feed mounted m3 greasegun magazine. Foote even made a .22lr mini copy of the Sterling smg side feed in a semiautomatic pistol. You can see the resemblance to the photo that was posted: