With Halloween around the corner, I present you a few guns in costumes: Glock 9 mm, M3 shotgun, and M16 rifle. As you know, some disguises are better than others – these three have a funny story behind them if you click through.
Jarrod just sent in a picture of what I can only assume is his carry piece and his other carry piece (his secondary backup piece not shown. I’m guessing it’s a derringer in the same caliber). The larger gun on the right is a Glock 21 and its slightly smaller sister (left) is a Glock 30. Both guns are 45 caliber. These are very popular guns, and for good reason.
Russian military Makarov – sweet stuff. You can tell it’s Russian by the marking in the upper right, below the safety. See chart below.
Little known fact, the Makarov 9×18 was the original “deathly hallows” that the Harry Potter series makes mention of. The supposedly the wielder of such a Makarov was master over death and could reliably shoot people dead even after baking the weapon into a cake (first shot) – or after 20+ years of use. True fact.
A military-based shotgun, used by the U.S. Marine Corps. 12-gauge, collapsible buttstock, the first gas-operated shotgun made by Benelli. Fine Italian craftsmanship, if I do say so myself.
Okay, so I had a major computer crash and lost a bunch of the pictures that I wanted to post. That flung me into a serious depression. I didn’t want to get out of bed. After weeks of intense shock therapy and many, many glasses of Nestle Quick syrup (no milk) I think I’m finally at the point where I’m emotionally ready to start posting again. So here’s some (gun-related of course) pictures that help demonstrate my frustration. Pictures link to originals.
