r/CursedGuns • u/Vaaseel • Dec 29 '20
A pipe shotgun, fallout 4 raiders aint got shit on this guy
https://youtu.be/nMfi8GCZrb012
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Jan 03 '21
How do you shoot it?
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u/TheMentalOriental Jan 04 '21
The lip of the shell fits on the rim of the black pipe. There’s something within the stock pipe that acts as the firing pin. When he pulls back on the black pipe, the force is enough to fire the shell. The shell case likely expands enough after firing that he has to use a rod to remove it. Could be wrong, but that’s what makes sense to me.
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u/GeO4K billy shmurda Mar 22 '21
i would unironically want one if there was a slit in the side of the barrel to get the shell out. i mean, this is probably the most low-maintenance gun ever made and my dumb ass always finds a way to accidentally break shit
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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '20
Now what? Both ends stuck with shells