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DOWNLOAD FOR A .ZIP FILE CONTAINING MORE PHOTOS.Some may have noticed I've been slow with the art lately. As in none. There's been various reasons for that, that we're not going to cover here. Suffice it to say, I was thinking of what can I give, if not art? Stock. Or reference images really, since they're not posed too well for stock use. For anyone trying to draw guns, here's a reference of some short ones. Handguns mainly, it's a .zip download. Feel free to use them for anything you want as long as it's not commercial. If so, then contact me first. Anything else, go for it. I just ask that you link to this deviation, and lemme know, so I can see it. Need better shots of any of these particular guns? Let me know what angle you need it at etc. I'll see what I can do. And sorry the download is so large, I wanted to keep it decently hi-res.
P.S. Comments on this kind of thing are also appreciated if you use/download it. It helps me see what it's being used for, and how I can improve it's format to make it easier for you to use.
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So awesome!!!! 
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If I remember correctly, in order, a Taurus 92, A Nagant Model of 1895, A generic reproduction cap and ball pistol, both 4 and 5 are colt .32 police pistols, what they called the "2nd models", 6 is an unknown pocket pistol, all that I can find out is that it passed through Germany some time in the 40's, though that style of pistol is known as a 'bulldog' in England, 7 is a modern, semi-custom version of a colt 1911, and 8 is a Bersa Thunder pocket gun. Hope that helps
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[link] stock was used in this image thanks for it.
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I used your image in a video I made for some of my friends on facebook. Your pictures are great. I am writing credits for it right now. [link]
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Sorry for the slow reply, I've been running around like crazy. I checked the video out, nice editing job! And good music too. Thanks for letting me know about it.
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lol is number 6 a pocket mosin nagnat blah, i want numbe three hat be some scary shit if u had that in your face,
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Oooh, this looks super-useful. I'm always so unhappy when I have to draw guns because I don't know anything about them. This should help. Thank you!
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I'm currently starting a gun study (some sketches for practice) and these are amazing. I love how you have guns facing both left and right, it's very helpful.
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You're welcome. 
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It's an M1911A1 Semi-automatic pistol with semi-custom additions of extended ambidextrous safeties, and extended slide stop. If you download the zip file (just click the download link to the left of the picture) It'll download a zip file containing more pictures, as well as a little info about each gun. It is a whopping big 20MB though. For more information, try this Wiki Article.
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hey thanks
ive been trying to convince my dad to get me a 22 M1911a1
i want to know what its like to shoot one
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.22 will be lots of fun. ( I like shooting them more than about anything else actually) But it won't be quite like shooting the .45 caliber. People complain about kick, or recoil from a .45 but it's really not all that bad. The gun tends to 'flip' or rotate backwards in your hand. Just keep a steady grip on it, and it's no problem. With a .22 1911 though. hehe. Nothing to slow you down. That'll shoot nice.
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yea, i have a .22 rifle my dad got it for me when i was like 10. and for me at my age a .45 would be killer to shoot-im not that strong so i probibly couldn't hold it steady...
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Wow, awesome references! :>
The info on them is much appreciated too~
Although, I found it kind of hard to find the right gun I was looking for when I downloaded because it didn't seem like they were labeled...so yea. But I found the one I was looking for eventually ^ ^d
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I was actually looking back through this the other day. Noting the horrible typos I had made and all. But feed back like this is what I need to make the next go at it better! So thanks!
And like I said, if you need anymore details/angles of any of them let me know.
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Alrighty!
I would've mentioned that too, but I didn't think I needed to for this picture that I was working, LOL.
All I needed were sideviews and that was just what I found! :>
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I am a Hellsing fan of doom!!! I have found that I am good at drawing guns. *is very happy about the guns reference*
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Glad to hear that it'll get used
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Oh holy crap yes!!! I need a good reference of a Luger now. Know where I can find one?... .>.>
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Unfortunately, I don't have one of those (wish I did, they're neat) but this page has a few good pictures
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Thanks ^.^ Now, if my step dad would let me take some pics of the gun collection that would be Awesome!
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Cool, nice references
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Oh, it's a generic replica. This one's a simple .32 caliber plinker. Percussion firearms ranged in use from the 1830's to the 1860's ish. I give a little more info on each firearm in the reference pack. Nothing too detailed though.
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