You thought you could hide around the corner did ya?
“Oh sure, all the officer spectators get safety glasses, but not the sergeant who has to actually shoot this monstrosity….”
And you all thought Golan invented the Corner Shot!
Sergent York tries out the army’s new “secret weapon”.
Is there a pill to take for a barrel that points a little to the left?
Another attempt by the Brady gang to protect criminals from those evil assault rifles.
Why do I have to wear these terrible leather gloves?
The “barrel thing that goes left”
Tomlinson thought they were kidding when they explained how to inflate Patton’s ego.
“Three up and three down and those idiot officers have me posing for the camera with this stupid thing…”
“Is that a Barrel Shrowd?”
Courtesy of the US….Hitler’s back scratcher…
Following the end of WWII, M3 Grease Guns were frequently re-purposed to deliver actual grease.
The Army’s Jai Alai team remained undefeated that year…
Amazing! And you should see the ammunition.
Honey, a lot of men have a curve to thier barrel. The doctor said it’s normal.
The Gloves! They do nothing!
I told you those pills did funny things…
Bend it like Beckham!
Beckham is a British subject. They’re not allowed to bend anything more threatening than a pool noodle.
omg aaron! hilarious.
U.S first draft of a heavy duty dildo has you can see helga wore it down to a nub…
“Don’t worry men, I’ve got the left flank. But I’ll need somebody to cover my right. Any volunteers?”
What? I thought everyone’s bent to the left!
Early attempt at what later became the ‘remote control’, rejected due to safety issues and damage to components from impact.
“Weekend pass for test firing this thing? Hell yes!”
The Army’s experiments with flexible rubber barrels proved to be ballistically unsound, but did yield the first less-than-lethal barrel adapter, the slap-o-matic.
Beats the hell out of that “Glock on a stick” from Futureweapons.
it reminds me of the German STG44 with a similar devise because apparently some tank destroyers were fielded without externally mounted machine guns and pintles.
Once the bullet curves at that angle, wouldn’t it become highly unstable and prone to fragmentation?
Yeah, the Germans were messing with this during WWII. I always thought it was for street fighting.
Notice the protective gloves the Sargent has on. His gun is firing special fire bullets that burst into flame once hit by the firing pin. This is a special weapon designed in the 1950s to kill alien ice monsters that hide around corners.
Please bear in mind as you conduct your research, that seemingly good ideas may not have real-world application.
The sargeant looked with disgust at the weapon Superman had just given him.
“As you can see, the Hun’s weaponry is no match for the Allies’ new heat ray. Let’s see old Adolf fight a war with guns firing down the line rather than down range!”
“Damn that Superman! foiled again”
“Is this legal for IDPA?”
COVER!
The New Ruger G-Spot!!!
You thought you could hide around the corner did ya?
“Oh sure, all the officer spectators get safety glasses, but not the sergeant who has to actually shoot this monstrosity….”
And you all thought Golan invented the Corner Shot!
Sergent York tries out the army’s new “secret weapon”.
Is there a pill to take for a barrel that points a little to the left?
Another attempt by the Brady gang to protect criminals from those evil assault rifles.
Why do I have to wear these terrible leather gloves?
The “barrel thing that goes left”
Tomlinson thought they were kidding when they explained how to inflate Patton’s ego.
“Three up and three down and those idiot officers have me posing for the camera with this stupid thing…”
“Is that a Barrel Shrowd?”
Courtesy of the US….Hitler’s back scratcher…
Following the end of WWII, M3 Grease Guns were frequently re-purposed to deliver actual grease.
The Army’s Jai Alai team remained undefeated that year…
Amazing! And you should see the ammunition.
Honey, a lot of men have a curve to thier barrel. The doctor said it’s normal.
The Gloves! They do nothing!
I told you those pills did funny things…
Bend it like Beckham!
Beckham is a British subject. They’re not allowed to bend anything more threatening than a pool noodle.
omg aaron! hilarious.
U.S first draft of a heavy duty dildo has you can see helga wore it down to a nub…
“Don’t worry men, I’ve got the left flank. But I’ll need somebody to cover my right. Any volunteers?”
What? I thought everyone’s bent to the left!
Early attempt at what later became the ‘remote control’, rejected due to safety issues and damage to components from impact.
“Weekend pass for test firing this thing? Hell yes!”
The Army’s experiments with flexible rubber barrels proved to be ballistically unsound, but did yield the first less-than-lethal barrel adapter, the slap-o-matic.
Germans did it first, the Israelis did it better.
Americans did it better.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/03/29/shooting-around-corners-with-tactical-mirrors/
Beats the hell out of that “Glock on a stick” from Futureweapons.
it reminds me of the German STG44 with a similar devise because apparently some tank destroyers were fielded without externally mounted machine guns and pintles.
Once the bullet curves at that angle, wouldn’t it become highly unstable and prone to fragmentation?
Yeah, the Germans were messing with this during WWII. I always thought it was for street fighting.
Notice the protective gloves the Sargent has on. His gun is firing special fire bullets that burst into flame once hit by the firing pin. This is a special weapon designed in the 1950s to kill alien ice monsters that hide around corners.
Please bear in mind as you conduct your research, that seemingly good ideas may not have real-world application.
The sargeant looked with disgust at the weapon Superman had just given him.
“As you can see, the Hun’s weaponry is no match for the Allies’ new heat ray. Let’s see old Adolf fight a war with guns firing down the line rather than down range!”
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