Awesome Guns

Harrison from Volpin Props is back with his latest creation, a perfect reproduction of Half-Life 2’s gravity gun. But this gun was used for good, not evil, with its sale benefiting Child’s Play.

While it’s probably better than cooking a turkey with thermite, we’re not sure feeding your venison Tannerite before shooting it with an automatic weapon will result in an edible dinner.

This fully-automatic toy Gatling gun can fire up to 30 soft darts at your enemies in less than 20 seconds. The perfect accessory for the next time you dress up as TF2’s Heavy.

Everyone’s favorite fully-loaded Russian whips out the big guns, with a car-mounted 50 cal. Dragon M-50 automatic, loaded with explosive ammo. We feel sorry for that tree, though.

Two men enter, one man, um, leaves. At least that’s how a duel is supposed to work, right? Not exactly how this mano a mano gunfight goes down, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be bloodshed.

(NSFW: Language) We always wanted this melee weapon in FPSes, but alas, we’ve never played with one. FPSRussia shows us a real knife-gun – then takes on some “terrorist zombies” with his M4.

As we have learned, Jörg Sprave is the master of all things slingshot. His latest creation combines the rubber-band powered weapon with the loading mechanism of a pump-action shotgun.

Check out this supercool functional Gears of War Lancer MK2 built by the Plumbrothers; it can shoot rubberbands and has a motorized chainsaw. The action in the vid begins at 1:30. (Thanks David!)

(NSFW: Language) FPS Russia is back with a variety of unusual, yet potent weapons, including the world’s most powerful handgun, a tube-shaped rifle and something that involves a bowling ball.

The sequel to the special effects-laden film by Clinton Jones is more than six times longer than the original. It takes itself a tad too seriously but it’s still an awesome production nonetheless.

Yvan Arpa for ArtyA comingled Swiss watchmaking and firearms with a bezel and inner dial like a target sight, six 6mm Flobert bullets suspended in the dial, and three 38mm cartridges on back.

Looking like a map of the U.S., this NERF weapon fires saucer-like projectiles more than 40 feet. Holds just 5 discs at a time, so be sure to aim wisely before opening up on your victims.

Everyone’s favorite gun-toting Russian is back – with a vengeance. He whips out the big guns – literally – firing a 4000 round-per-minute M-134 minigun. Watch him go all Rambo around 2:00.

If you ever wondered if bulletproof glass was really effective, watch as the CEO of Texas Armoring Corporation literally stands behind his product, while an employee shoots at him with an AK-47.

The Dubstep sound is getting played out, but slather it on top of an ample helping of plasma weapons and VFX and we’ll crank our speakers up to 11 anyhow. Nice finishing move at the end there.

EpicMealTime really has hit the big time. First the cameo in Gymkhana 4, now they’re promoting Gears of War 3 by making a literal meat shield. The delicious armor was tested by FPSRussia.

(NSFW: Language) Our favorite Russkie is back with more wanton destruction, Glock 17 in hand, with a couple of special tricks up its sleeve, including a jumbo magazine and explosive rounds.

(NSFW: Language) EpicMealTime and FPSRussia get together to mix food, liquor and guns. They say “do not try this at home,” but we’re not sure if they’re talking about the gun part, or the food part.

While nailing your enemies with a couple of paintballs is annoying, there’s a more efficient way to annihilate your foes – assuming you have the Master Blaster, which fires pellets en masse.

Hmmm… Cocoa Puffs or Cocoa Krispies? Freddie Wong can’t decide. But his indecisiveness doesn’t stop him from taking on a grocery store full of baddies in his latest mayhem-filled clip.

Employees at a progressive company teach us a few humorous lessons about gun safety in this public service announcement – with a little bit of help from Freddie Wong. (Thanks Kyle!)

Presenting the latest in water gun technology. The Tornado Strike is a pump-handle blaster that fires a spinning stream up to 20 feet away. Works with Nerf’s Super Soaker water clips.

Capable of nailing your enemies from up to 85 feet away (YMMV), Xploderz toy guns fire gel pellets filled with water instead of paint. Not quite as mean as paintballs, but they still get your point across.