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Well, that answers that question, I suppose.

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I was about to ID it as a Remington Model SP-10 (chambered in 10-gauge 3.5in) but the original artist has already clarified it's supposed to be an Ithaca Mag-10 (same chambering), which was the predecessor to said Remington rifle (they bought the rights to the design).

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According to the anime, this is (mostly) not a real gun:

It's a laser-based replica for shooting practice. It does have some clear Remington 22LR influence in its design but also takes elements of Olympic / sporting guns, which tend to be made from commission.

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I think you and the other identifying guns in posts tumblr should form a identifying guns in posts catgirl union

i probably would be willing to split the load with another gun enthusiast but i'd also be anxious about whether or not i'm doing enough for the blog, i kinda disappear and reappear at will already as it stands ;w;

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I just found your blog and as someone with a special interest in mostly AMRs but also sniper rifles & high precision rifles in general, I just wanna say you have great taste. 🤝🏻 I hope you're well!

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Do you own any guns yourself?

Nothing of the real steel variant, which is mainly because my wife has mental health concerns about having that kind of thing stored in our place of residence. (Maybe one day I'll convince her to let me have a safe with a P250 or a 92... ;w; )

I do have a handful of Airsoft replicas, mainly a springer Arctic Warfare, gas blowback 92FS, and a recently purchased electric AK-74M.

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It's a very standard Heckler & Koch PSG-1 (G3 platform, chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO), a modified G3 rifle that's mainly for law enforcement use. It was considered to be "one of the most accurate semi-automatic sniper rifles in the world".

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Video's very crunchy so it's hard to get specifics down, but it's certainly a Luger pattern pistol, possibly a Luger LP 08 (chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum) judging by what I can make out of the side profile. Pretty easy to narrow down that pattern when you see the distinctive toggle-lock recoil mechanism in action. The LP 08, also known as the "Artillery Luger", is a long-barreled variant of the P 08 model that also has sights calibrated out to 800 meters.

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Tough! It's definitely a Glock subcompact without a doubt. However it may also be either a replica or an Airsoft of some sort, judging by the unusual holes / rivets in the side in certain locations, as well as the lack of certain pieces. Some other proportions of the slide are also off; I feel like the ejection port should be much further forward, but it may be an issue of perspective.

Closest I can get is a Glock 30 (chambered in .45 ACP), possibly with an all-custom lower receiver to help with painting.

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That thing is indeed a Vigilance Rifles M20 Submachine Gun (M20 pattern, chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum) configured with one of several barrels available for the platform, an extended stick magazine, and an early design of its folding stock.

This is likely the M20 and not the A-M20 (automatic configuration) because the fire selector switch pictured above does not have an AUTO position.

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If you're looking to acquire a similar gun pizza with left beef, you'll have to ask your local Domino's if they can add a Springfield Armory XD-S MOD.2 (XD-S family, chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum) as well as a 9-round extended magazine to your order.

I do hope they don't FIRE the chef for this one, I'm sure the customer had a BLAST unboxing this.

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Pretty positive ID on it being an FN FAL G-Series (chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO) with a modified polymer foregrip. The G-Series group of FAL guns were US imports by Browning Arms Company with the automatic capabilities of the rifle removed.

(I could be wrong on it being a G-Series, as I am mostly going off of the shape / connection of the stock for that identification, and I don't have any references of "normal" FALs with that stock other than the G-Series.)

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Submitted by @euanpc. Included caption:

Are they holding the pistol right? Is there middle finger on the trigger here?

Closest ID I could get you is a Smith & Wesson Model 10 (many calibers, likely chambered here in .22LR). It's a little wonky, though. Here, let me get you a reverse image searched higher quality picture:

To touch on the "are they holding it right?" question, you can clearly see that they are holding it with both hands; their right hand is obscured by their left, and may actually be positioned "correctly" to fire it. The left hand grip is a bit weird, and should just be under or in front of the right hand instead of wrapped around the gun.

Regardless, the gun is a bit weird, and I can't fully ID it or even be confident in it not being a prop. The screw above the grip looks unnatural for firearms, as does the cylinder release. It may just be a perspective issue, but it looks like the top chamber of the cylinder does not even meet with the center of the barrel properly, either. It also looks like the cylinder crane actually blocks the top chamber as well.

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Submitted by @changingthis. Included message:

Hey, could you identify what this gun from Blue Archive? It’s wielded by minor robot enemies in a boss fight. The closest gun that I’ve found is an Arcflash EMB-01B but that’s still pretty far off.

The other side of the gun matches the side shown in this picture and the hexagon on the front has a flat black texture. Idk if you want more details and more pictures but I’ll try to get them to you if so when I can get them.

Most of the time Blue Archive uses real guns so I’m curious to find out what gun this is!

While I’m sure the protagonists of the game wield approximately real guns, this weapon is very clearly not based off of any specific real world firearm, and/or is too low detail / low poly to really make any identifying features out. I can tell you, however, that the hexagon below the barrel may actually be a magazine tube for shells, with the boxy foregrip being a manual pump.

Overall it’s very, VERY close to many other generic sci-fi rifle designs (it specifically gives me Deepcore GK2 and Splitgate AR vibes).

I mean, again, this is allegedly only wielded by lesser minions in a boss fight. From my game designer’s standpoint, it makes sense that not a lot of effort was put into making it a realistic gun.

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