Few people knew Pablo Picasso was a gunsmith…
Jonathan Ferguson is such a chill dude, and has an awesome job. Every once in a while they let him put rounds through some of the collection!Two of a series of videos in which a member of the Royal Armouries museum discusses the possible real world inspirations for firearms featured in video games.
Too bad the real M-15 was a heavy barrel M-14 with a bipod.From Joe Poyer's novelette 'Mission: Red Clash' (Analog Magazine, December 1965) the M-15 Rifle for which sadly no specifics other than a folding stock were provided by the author.
Always thought the pistol version was cool.From the '60's Man From U.N.C.L.E. there's the Thrush rifle.
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It came in several variations
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Sub-DerringerWell, there is always the "Derringer" of sci fi guns, the Noisy Cricket!
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It has got one hell of a recoil though!
google fu is strong with meDoes anyone have pictures of this thing?
These rifles were custom props made for UFO, with one designed for Earth use and the other for space, reflecting the show’s futuristic style rather than being real or modified weapons.Most TV and Film productions use real weapons or modify them like the Sterling SMGs in Star Wars.
Now and again, however, a show decides to make its own props.
In 1970 Gerry Anderson released his live action series "UFO" set in a fictional 1980 where a secret organisation called SHADO battled aliens from Free outer space.
Amongst the kit designed and made for the show were these two assault rifles.
One is for use on Earth, the other in Space.
Pics?These rifles were custom props made for UFO, with one designed for Earth use and the other for space, reflecting the show’s futuristic style rather than being real or modified weapons.
Check the first entry of this thread.Pics?