While scouring the internet for pictoral inspiration for post-apocalyptic weaponry, I came across a blog posting from
EnglishRussia detailing a whole load of self-made weapons confiscated from Chechnyan rebels.




I can easily see any of these being built by a post-apocalyptic gunsmith, alongside compound bows and compressed air-powered spearguns.
I like the first two particularly.
ReplyDeleteMe too. I like how they really do look like they were built out of spare parts and scrap, which is pretty much the aesthetic I want for widely available guns in my potential game.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. There has to be a good chance that one of these hobjob handguns explodes in a PCs hands every time he fires it, right?
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