Needs a big holster

dd

Another challenge! Try and figure this one out. What is it?<br />
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shamrock

Well, it definately "pre-ban" because of the number of rounds in the magazine. And that top grip looks like it came from Eagle Grips. If I owned one I wouldn't need four pistols, just use this one.<br />
Regards,<br />
Pat "Shamrock" Gannon<br />
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Diamond LawDawg

<img src='http://www.goodguysposse.org/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumbdown.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':thumbdown:' /> I can't use it for concealed carry.......a TAD bit to big

dd

OK, here's another one - same principle but different design - <br />
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dd

Another shot of the first one showing the laser sight -<br />
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Longtooth

Off the wall guess Paint ball gun.

StoneyMike

Is it a that fires metal slugs magnetically? I think they're called "Rail Guns"<br />
regards, Mike

dd

Bingo! That's twice, I believe, that Stoney Mike has won the challenge. Tomorrow I'll ship him his prize of a case of once-fired primers.<br />
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These are called "coil guns" and are basically the same as "rail guns." Big ones are called rail guns and smaller ones are called coil guns but I've seen it reversed also.<br />
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In the first photo we see a do-it-yourself coil gun. The three dark beer-can sized units on top and the one underneath are capacitors that are charged, and when the tripper is pulled, they discharge through an electromagnet surrounding the barrel which propels the iron slug out the barrel. No primers, no powder, no government restrictions - yet. Depending on power source, it can take anywhere from several seconds to a few minutes to charge the capacitors to fire the next round. I have no clue what the light bulb in front is for.<br />
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Explanation here.<br />
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Lots of them here.