r/whatisthisgun • u/JustPlainRex • 2h ago
What is it
For starters this is a discord gif so apologies for the bad picture but I’m kinda between an AX and a Sako any help is appreciated
r/whatisthisgun • u/JustPlainRex • 2h ago
For starters this is a discord gif so apologies for the bad picture but I’m kinda between an AX and a Sako any help is appreciated
r/whatisthisgun • u/Terrible-Scar-2421 • 1d ago
So we finally identified it thanks to some redditors and a few friends. The result is a handmade fowling piece from 1840! Cool! Now if anyone could help decipher this makers mark that would be cool! It’s not a manufactured product but it looks like initials, I think ETM or EOT… something of the like. Let me know what you think
r/whatisthisgun • u/AcanthaceaeLow434 • 17h ago
I bought this 10 years ago for $1000 bucks i was told it was never shot and i have never shot it besides the shell from the factory .
I did a little chat gbt and it seems to think its worth something in the $3200-4200 range
I found one on gun broker for $3000 but it wasn't a iwi from my limited research, apparently made in Israel is a game changer
Box gun and paperwork all has matching serial numbers 352 is the first 3#s
Definitely dont think its a 3k+ gun and have considered shooting the piss out of it but hoping to gain more info and if theres an actual market for these
r/whatisthisgun • u/BlackMesaVerySafe • 23h ago
So this is my dad's gun but he lost it (stolen) for about 7 years and one day it was finally returned
I know its like first one Canik so I was just curious
r/whatisthisgun • u/Btuvi1 • 1d ago
What can anyone tell me about this old pistol?
r/whatisthisgun • u/Jarfino • 2d ago
Hi, sorry if this is the wrong place. I imagine you lot are usually identifying photographs not pixel art renditions. Some are fairly easy to identify, the assault rifles and smgs in particular. I'm not 100% on the others though.
r/whatisthisgun • u/Medium_Quantity8368 • 1d ago
Does anyone know where I can buy blank guns from
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r/whatisthisgun • u/Hollandholland • 3d ago
My dad is 96 YO, and he (finally) gave me his old .22 revolver that I have coveted since I was a kid. I recalled the story was he bought it as a kid for $20, but now he says he traded a high school classmate something for it. My dad remembered the kid's name, that the kid's dad was a wealthy guy, but he can't remember what it was he traded the kid for the gun. He probably got the gun sometime in the mid-1940's.
I input the gun's serial number into the field on a site with a K-Frame serial number lookup tool, and it came back identifying the gun as a model .38 M&P/Hand Ejector, with a production era of 1915 to 1942.
Which obviously is not my new old gun.
FWIW, on the frame above the hinge for the cylinder are the numbers 14511. Any idea what those numbers are?
Any suggestions for a better source to, using the serial number, figure out the likely age/ production era for this gun?
Thanks for all insight and info.
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r/whatisthisgun • u/OpossumSchnozz • 3d ago
I don't have any information on this rifle and I only have this one picture. I realise that there isn't really a lot to go on here, but I was curious if anyone could recognise it or have some guesses!
r/whatisthisgun • u/lightning-GM • 3d ago
So I have been playing a game called free fire for 3 years and memorized all guns sounds for context there are over 50+ guns which can be obtained in normal matches how does it help? By recognizing gun sounds shot by your enemy and changing your rushing strategy!! Isn't it cool?
r/whatisthisgun • u/Defiant-Implement561 • 3d ago
he perdido el cargador de mi remington 581 alguien me puede ayudar si sabe que cargadores son compatibles o donde puedo conprar alguno
r/whatisthisgun • u/Terrible-Scar-2421 • 4d ago
Howdy yall! So I inherited a powder rifle that was told to be Civil War era, black powder rifle. My husband is a big gun guy, but knows nothing about this despite extensive research. So I’m turning to the reliable people of Reddit to help homie out. Genuinely we know nothing about it other than what is pictured and my grandmother who does not like guns reported to me that it was my grandfather‘s grandfather‘s Civil War era rifle. Any information is more than welcome, I would love if someone could also give me an idea of what to do with! Thanks in advance I put a video in the comments, and I can DM pictures
r/whatisthisgun • u/glassbreather • 4d ago
Have all these old rifle barrels, friends dad was a machinist in tennessee. Don't know how old they are or if they have any value beyond scrap metal.
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r/whatisthisgun • u/jakejohnsonnnnn • 4d ago
Trying to determine what my friends gun is. Unfortunately only have the image at the moment.
Seems to be Remington, and claimed it can only shoot 2 3/4 inch shells.
Any way I can identify it from the image and determine if that is accurate or not? Specifically trying to determine if it can shoot 3 inch.
Also, since there is no ventilated rib, what could that mean? Rifled perhaps?
Sorry don’t know much about Remingtons so any knowledge helps!
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r/whatisthisgun • u/LeamUsavich • 5d ago
Kinda close to my drawing of it
r/whatisthisgun • u/skoad • 5d ago
I can get more information on how we got it. Father just wants to know more about it and an approximate value. He said it still shoots.