Awesome Guns

The guys behind this brain-twisting video describe the clip as what might happen if the time-bending game Braid were a first-person shooter. Confused? Ask the creators your questions over on Reddit.

Behold this demo of the 40mm Machine Gun by FPSRussia, the most powerful machine gun a civilian can own: it can fire a 4 pound projectile (or a giant bullet) at 2800 feet/second. (Thanks Ben!)

WETA makes full-size dupes of the first gun Wikus fired at MNU HQ for target practice. Based on the original design by Greg Broadmore, WETA says the weapon won’t fire unless you are part prawn.

Strap this accessory onto the barrel of that spare M16, M4 or AR-15 rifle you’ve got lying around, and drive fire golf balls as far as 400-yards. Bubba Watson, eat your heart out.

First we had the Raging Judge, now this. Home Gunsmith forum member rhmc24 hacked together parts from an 1857 Remington revolver and a 12 gauge shotgun. One more, and it’s a trend.

Wish the outlandish weapons in video games actually existed? Taurus’ “Raging Judge” not only is real, it’s a functional revolver that fires 28-gauge shotgun shells. On second thought, it’s a bad idea.

Here’s a case of life imitating video games – a bullet counter add-on invented by Michael Ciuffo. It attaches near the muzzle of a gun and measures the acceleration in the direction of recoil.

Add excitement to paintball and prison riots with the 2011 K-Series .68 dual-feed launchers by Riot Ready, which quickly convert between magazine and hopper fed loading systems. (Thanks John!)

Freddie Wong sure loves to blow people away in his violent YouTube vids. In his latest clip, the thin line between video games and real life is completely blurred. You’re starting to scare us, Freddie.

The upcoming PS3 FPS already looks like a blast, but add on the PlayStation Move’s new Sharp Shooter weapon accessory, and the PS3 finally gets the type of gun play it deserves.

If you missed The Walking Dead’s brief, but epic 6-episode Season One, this supercut edited by Eric Linn sums up each and every zombie death in just 69-seconds. Wait, aren’t zombies already dead?

WETA Workshop (yes that WETA) built this incredible full-size Level 1 Sentry Gun from Team Fortress 2 for the guys at Valve. How much do you think shipping from New Zealand cost them?

An understated version of Teknine’s bad-ass Munitio 9mm earphones. The BLK earphones’ Suppressor [M]ic Control also lets you use them for phone calls on the iPhone or the Motorola Droid.

Freddie Wong is up to his gun-slinging again – with bullets and blood once again flying across the small screen. Wong claims this 2 minute clip is from a 90 minute film that they lost the first 88 minutes of.

Taking a page right out of Freddie Wong’s effects-laden gunfight videos, French YouTube contributor VinceJustice4All amps up the violence and bloodshed in this action packed short.

If you thought the whole William Tell shooting-an-apple-off-your-head thing seemed dangerous, check out Freddie Wong’s watermelon helmet vs. .50 caliber rifle. Do not try this at home. Ever.

If you thought letting kids wield a sharp knife to carve their Jack ‘O Lanterns was dangerous, then take a gander at the Glock .40 caliber carving method to put things in perspective.

While it sounds like the title for yet another cheap horror flick sequel, what you’re about to watch is the latest clever gunfire effect fantasy by Youtube master Freddie Wong.

Awesomer fan fave Freddie Wong cranks out another one of his fantasy gun fights, this time with 90210’s Shenae Grimes by his side, who’s also not too shabby with her weapon skills.

John Beck Paper & Steel produces dramatic, industrial styled furniture and lighting using (sometimes shotgun-blasted) steel, with a sprinkle of reclaimed wood and eco concrete.

NERF’s first fully-automatic weapon has battery-assisted firing, clips which hold 18 darts each, and um, a “riot shield.” We’re still waiting for a NERF RPG that fires footballs. You hear us, NERF?

Harrison Krix made a jaw-dropping replica of the M8 Avenger Assault Rifle from Mass Effect.  We think its the awesome paint job and stencils that make the replica really stand out.

Why is it that when we were kids all we had was a lousy football? Now, you can pretty much build your own deadly NERF arsenal. The Longstrike CS-6 can fire its squishy darts up to 35 feet.