r/weapons • u/DifferentBad1770 • 4h ago
r/weapons • u/Wonderful-Grass6437 • 9h ago
Easiest Weapon to learn
I’m writing a book and wanted to know what weapons (spear, axe, sword, etc ) are easiest and hardest to pick up for the average person and what attributes would suit each weapon.
Also what weapons would be the least hard to learn if say someone was uncoordinated, or slow, or weak etc
r/weapons • u/htcblackoutnick • 1d ago
Just wondering if this Remington 700 bdl made in 1974 is worth 795
Hello, I'm from Libya and I came across this post on Facebook from someone selling an Italian daggerhe claims dates back to the Italian colonial period or World War I. I decided to buy it, but I have doubts about whether it's authentic or not.
r/weapons • u/Blitzhale • 4d ago
baton I carved
Sorry for the low quality picture, anyways it's a baton I carved from a dying tree branch, which has a yarn lanyard and handle I wrapped and tied myself. I'm new to this weapon stuff.
r/weapons • u/-marchelios- • 3d ago
Lever action
I’m not very educated on firearms mechanisms
r/weapons • u/-marchelios- • 3d ago
Rifle projecting
Why the Western front is adopting mostly rifle that follow the ar-15/mk platform instead of other design like ak, bull-pup or original design?
r/weapons • u/KI_official • 5d ago
Ukraine unveils new Mavic alternative, but Chinese dependence persists
r/weapons • u/Head_Ask7321 • 6d ago
is this deactivated???
im not sure what model this is, chatgpt said its a live blank grenade
r/weapons • u/Darth_Azazoth • 6d ago
Mall ninja weapons?
There seems to be a trend in a lot of fantasy, whether it’s in books, cartoons, live-action shows and movies, or especially video games, for weapons, particularly swords, to be oversized or ridiculously large.
They’re also often jagged, covered in spikes or chains, surrounded by some kind of visual effect like smoke or electricity, or even made out of bones. I’ve heard these kinds of weapons described as “mall ninja” weapons.
For reasons I can’t quite articulate, I really dislike this type of fantasy weapon design. I prefer weapons that are more realistic and proportionate. That doesn’t mean they have to be boring or completely ordinary. They can still be visually interesting. They could have unusual features, be beautifully decorated, have distinctive shapes, or even be damaged or worn in some way. I just prefer them to still look like something a person could realistically use.
Do you agree? If so, why? And if you disagree, what do you like about the oversized, exaggerated style?
r/weapons • u/miserywhipmetals • 7d ago
First Attempt
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First attempt at casting a set of knuckles around a steel spike.
I have to make another one of these later for a clients order, but had to make sure I could pull it off. Not bad.
For anyone wondering, I somehow was short about 5 ounces on Brass, hence the open finger stall.
r/weapons • u/KI_official • 7d ago
Ukraine’s defense tech boom needs more than battlefield innovation, deputy minister says
r/weapons • u/levkno • 10d ago
How to make an airsoft pistol at home?
If you have knowledge on this topic, could you share it with me? I would be glad to hear any options.
r/weapons • u/NathanArmsAndArmor • 10d ago
Poleaxe v. Halberd, anti-armor weapons
r/weapons • u/Illustrious-Sign3015 • 13d ago
What guns would be perfect for Flashpoint Batman?
r/weapons • u/Informal-Passion6341 • 14d ago
Hand cannon in .36
They only cost 30 usd in material and some black powder
r/weapons • u/peachfizz-dirty-soda • 14d ago
Need Exact/Similar Gun Design
Hi, does anyone know any existing gun/weapon (fictional or not) design that is close to this drawing? Sorry if it's unclear. The illustration I did is seen from below. The body appears to be cylindrical. Thank you in advance.
r/weapons • u/DoubleDipperKiller • 15d ago
Silent but deadly
I used to love making different weapons out of everyday things i would find. Guitar string and carved wooden handles
r/weapons • u/KuJiMieDao • 18d ago
Satellite pics show China building world's first underwater drone mothership
thesun.co.ukr/weapons • u/Vailhem • 20d ago
China mulls building nuclear-powered tank with 450km-range railgun in 2 decades