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Published: 2008-08-21 01:04:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 2050; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 96
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This is ’s design [link] and my 3d render of the design.The Kenshirou and Yuki Ultra Heavy Magnum, Series 12. Developed by Masateru Kenshirou and manufactured by Omega Industries, this semi-automatic heavy combat pistol has a capacity of fifteen rounds and can utilize a variety of ammunition: .357 Armor Piercing (shown), Full Metal Jacket, Soft Point, or shot-shell rounds.
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Looks good, but the safety switch should be on the frame, NOT on the slide- one needs a very large thumb to operate this one-handed.
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also (ISLY but) i thin it should be a little w i d e r
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oh yeah, i do... go ahead and do the other ones2, i might try to plug my scanner into this laptop i'm using so i may come out with some new ones soon
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I am freakin loin this man!! great job!! (ps, right now i'm laughing in a histerical fit cuz im so happy)
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dude the balance on that thing would be awful
but i like the design, i dont put ne thing on here but i get ideas, like i had an idea of a double barreled revolver, had 2 counter-rotating cylinders, wood stock(modelled after the old flintlock horse pistols) and octagonal barrel, and of course silver engraving, it was sweet, i dont know, maybe u could use it in one of ur designs??
hey, but i like ur work, im a weapons buff,
(u know alot of ur stuff would either take a REALLY strong man, or augmented arms, if u came up with a design for those many of u big guns, like ur huge pistol, that 10in barreled one, would be feasable)
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If you mean balance, as in it's too front heavy, several real-world pistols (like the H&K USP Match) have weighted frames to help counter recoil.
The revolver idea sounds interesting; I'll have to try it.
And on the issue of user strength:
In the future-universe where my ideas are set, genetic engineering is practically mandatory. Virtually everyone is made faster, smarter, and stronger than modern humans, and post-embryonic genetic modification is possible with the help of nanobots and biostasis chambers. People can also opt to have cybernetic muscle or limb replacements. Soldiers in the military often get government grants for even more extensive modification.
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im not really talking about weight as much as im concerned with the point of balance, like if a pistol is to heavy in the back it kicks like hell, meaning that u get significant barrel rise, so maybe that pistol is ok, because more weight does make it kick less,
me personally, would like to keep my body the same as it is, LOL, thats y instead of thinking about bio-engineering a super human, ive been thinking about exoskeleton idea, the japanese have made one that allows the user to pick up 10x the amount they normally could, however, they dont intend on using for military purposes, yh, what are the hardest and the densest metals??? lead(or depleted uranium, but thats really expensive) and titanium right? so u cant make an alloy of them, well u can but it takes the properties away from both metals, instead u fold them over and over, called damascening, a suit of armor made from that would be really strong.
hey, i wouldnt mind if u would like to rush a sketch or something on the pistol idea,its not copywrighted or nething, id like to see ur ideas on it
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