Cool Guns for your Games

[Escafarc]

Just in time for the Zombie Apocalypse

[Remjin]

must spread rep...

Hehehe...

[Ragitsu]

Pshaw.

Guns for show, knives for a pro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0ABooHpZjo

[gewing]

Pshaw.

Guns for show, knives for a pro.

I like the look of this knife.
https://www.kabar.com/product/produc...itary/Tactical

agrussel has it for about 2/3 the price, and a better picture too.

[Ragitsu]

I like the look of this knife.
https://www.kabar.com/product/produc...itary/Tactical

agrussel has it for about 2/3 the price, and a better picture too.

It definitely looks slick. By the way...is there any benefit to using a kukri over a machete?

Ultimately though, switchblades, folding blades, and fixed blades, all have their particular uses.

[Sundog]

As I understand it, while both are very effective tool blades, the Kukri's development history was driven by conbat requirements, while the Machete has never been anything but a weapon of opportunity. If I want to hack through brush, I'll take a Machete. If I want to hack through people...

[gewing]

It definitely looks slick. By the way...is there any benefit to using a kukri over a machete?

Ultimately though, switchblades, folding blades, and fixed blades, all have their particular uses.

As I understand it, while both are very effective tool blades, the Kukri's development history was driven by conbat requirements, while the Machete has never been anything but a weapon of opportunity. If I want to hack through brush, I'll take a Machete. If I want to hack through people...

I have never actually used a Kukri for anything. The forward weight distribution is said to concentrate the force on a smaller area, iirc. Given what I remember doing with a CHEAP $5 machete... Amazingly, it threw quite well. It was no more than 18" long, but...

[gewing]

I decided to find a better picture of that knife. First I found something else interesting.
http://www.agrussell.com/fox-cutlery...p/FOhhh6370OW/

then I found the better picture


looks like it is hollow ground. That should cut well.

[Starcloud]

I don't know if this came up before, but it's definitely one for the James Bond type games:

Metal "art" sculpture hides parts for "Golden Gun" with laser sight.

It won't actually make it through any security checkpoint, especially if they use chemical sniffers or gunpowder-finding dogs, but it certainly has a heck of a Concealment modifier.

[Remjin]

Oddly, knives and guns go together.... and if I had to pick, I'd still go for a gun, even though I probably have more hand to hand experience than shooting experience. So long as we're going for blades, though, here's one I like...

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[Ragitsu]

http://tml.travellercentral.com/hillberg/index.html

[gewing]

us_embassador_to_hungary_2-tm-tfb.jpgI have been thinking for several years about ordering a Hungarian Horsebow. Now I found another Hungarian product I think I want...

note, the woman shooting it is the US Ambassador to Hungary!
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[Remjin]

That's.... kind of hot. =)

[gewing]

That's.... kind of hot. =)

I won't bother to ask for details. TMI!

[Ragitsu]

Now that you've got the cool guns, and the cool knives, and the cool...cannons...it's time for a cool trench coat so you can conceal your armory in style.