most outrageous movie guns

[Glenn]

let's lighten up a little. What is the most over the top movie gun or gun movie you can think of? I watched Die Hard today and Bruce Willis had a full auto that must have held several thousand rounds. Several times he shot 30 or 45 second bursts and appeared to make it through the whole movie with 1 mag. I got to get me one of those.

[nightrunner]

The double barrelled desert eagle from green hornet

[pops572]

The Lawgiver from Judge Dredd.

[Erik88]

On the walking dead when Herschel was able to fire 100 rounds from his 12 ga pump without reloading. That was awesome.

And of course this....

[Guest Razz]

Leg-gun from Plannet Terror.

[Sam1]

The MPS AA-12 Sledgehammer with exploding ammo in the first Expendables, is by far my favorite. Great thing is that the gun is real

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k80j4_hwU6E

[Metalhead]

Leg-gun from Plannet Terror.

I see your leg gun, and raise you the crotch gun.

[TMF]

Any of the precision weaponry from the movie "Shooter" with Marky Mark. The part where he makes a first round hit on a can of baked beans from 1600 m away, whilst shooting across a canyon with at least 15 knot winds of varying directions and values which could not possibly be determined and/or calculated.... yeah, I was ready to give up there. I ended up holding out until the "sentry" sniper system. That's where I gave up and decided Hollywood just didn't put the effort I was hoping into this one.

Edited September 23, 2012 by TMF

[DaveTN]

The General Electric M134 MiniGun used in the movie Predator, modified for hand held use.

[Erik88]

The General Electric M134 MiniGun used in the movie Predator, modified for hand held use.

Did you see my picture of it above? That was an amazing weapon!

[Oh Shoot]

Any of the precision weaponry from the movie "Sniper" with Marky Mark....

Just a note: movie is Shooter, from novel Point of Impact, by Steven Hunter.

Novel is excellent read by way, much more technical as to long range shooting. Hunter, who really does know his stuff btw, wasn't screenwriter though, don't know if he collaborated or not.

- OS

Edited September 23, 2012 by OhShoot

[mk19]

I can't remmeber the movie, it was in the 90's but the guns just pop into my head as most outragous, They had these M4 looking rifles, with rotating barrels kinds like a M4 minigun.

[TMF]

Just a note: movie is Shooter, from novel Point of Impact, by Steven Hunter.

Novel is excellent read by way, much more technical as to long range shooting. Hunter, who really does know his stuff btw, wasn't screenwriter though, don't know if he collaborated or not.

- OS

I thought I jacked up the title.

[Metalhead]

And no outrageous movie guns thread is complete without:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pxjnl1yuXk

[RichardR]

One of my favorites has always been that huge hand cannon from the movie "Hellboy".

[runco]

Guns of Navrone.

[daddyo]

[Romad7]

The Jackal even though it seems to be an M2 mocked up to look like another gun.

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/File:TJKPvmock-3.jpg

Edited September 23, 2012 by Romad7

[Mechanic_X]

".88 Magnum. It shoots through schools."

"Johnny Dangerously"

[TrickyNicky]

".88 Magnum. It shoots through schools."

"Johnny Dangerously"

Winner!!

[Handsome Rob]

Gabriel Cash's monstrous revolver in Tango & Cash. Not entirely sure what he's got strapped to the top.......

Edited September 24, 2012 by robtattoo

[monkeylizard]

The EM-1 Rail Gun from Eraser. To be fair, part of its awesomeness comes from the scope.

http://www.imfdb.org...er#EM-1_Railgun

Edited September 24, 2012 by monkeylizard

[pops572]

Gabriel Cash's monstrous revolver in Tango & Cash. Not entirely sure what he's got strapped to the top.......

That's an old school laser sight. Long before Crimson Trace.

[peejman]

As mentioned, the mini-gun from Predator. The Shotgun in the first Expendables.

Just a note: movie is Shooter, from novel Point of Impact, by Steven Hunter.

Novel is excellent read by way, much more technical as to long range shooting. Hunter, who really does know his stuff btw, wasn't screenwriter though, don't know if he collaborated or not.

- OS

Yes, excellent books. I liked the movie too.

[ls3_kid]

Fembots.

Edited September 25, 2012 by ls3_kid