This is how guns REALLY work.

[Guest WyattEarp]

Hah, i could only chuckle when I saw this, but I was searching for cutaway drawings of fighter planes, and I ran across this by accident. We all know how guns really work now.

[Guest coldblackwind]

Yeah, that looks about right.

[Guest Woodandsteel]

That explains why so many failures are caused by the mag: There's no one supervising the ox down there.

[Mechanic_X]

I do not want the hammer/primer strikers job.

[tnhawk]

Now that I've got this diagram and a dremel tool, I are be a gunsmith.

[sigrug17]

I knew there was a 'cow' in my pistol !!!

[Guest Sgt. Joe]

Seems to me that it once again proves that no one needs to be in the Executive Office in order for the factory to run properly.

[BigK]

They forgot something...

After the cow pulls the round into the chamber, it falls through a trap door. Then the springy thing pushes the cow down a secret passage behind the executive office.

Duh, how else does it get back to the ramp thingy below the rec room to pull the next bullet.

[BigK]

Here's how that works...

Edited July 18, 2011 by BigK

[FUJIMO]

LOL, that's great !

[Guest GunTroll]

What is it...a high power? 1911? I'm going hi power.

[Chucktshoes]

What is it...a high power? 1911? I'm going hi power.

Nah, it's a Sig. Maybe a 226. Look at the trigger guard, rail, ejection port, and grip. The angles of both the trigger and hammer seem a little off, but it is definitely a Sig.