it can be a sniper or hangun or rifle it dosent matter just choose ur fav and tell y.

[edit on 07/29/2005 by Karl Toussaint]

Probably a g36. Reliable german engineering for an accurate, versatile and reliable gun. Maybe a g3 for longer range, but they are both good.

My DeWalt D51823, 100psi nailgun. That baby is the best at punching steel through any amount of pressure treated wood or even concrete.

Worlds best is meaning less. The best gun for one application, is not the best for another.

Price?
Caliber?
Blued or Stainless?
Wood or Polymer stock?
Full/Semi/Bolt action?
Military or Police?
Competition or Work?
Hunting or paper targets?
Scopes or open sights?
Combat or Civilian use?
Paper or Plastic

If I'm not mistaken didn't the Army scrap the OICW?

I would just love to have a M16 a 10x scope , with a silencer, and bipod. Loving it

i would say for hunting porpouses (yes i know it's spelled wrong) the remington model 742 30-06 ive had many a successful hunt with my own rifle of the same type

The best gun is the one you can use properly, the one that works as it's supposed to, the one you can afford, and the one you have on you when you need it. With that being said...

My personal favorite is the Springfield M6 Scout .22/.410. It's the perfect survival weapon, it's practically indestructable, very reliable (simple mechanism, sublime fire selection system), easy to maintain, uses a very common ammunition (.22 or .410 shotshells), and it's perfectly accurate at reasonable ranges. You probably won't win gold medals with the thing, but if you can aim, it can kill.

It's also light, which makes it great for hoofin' it, and it has a built in ammo store, for both types, which means the ammo's always right where you need it: with the gun.

It's a fine gun, and at under $200, you can't beat it with a stick.



I also like the Commanche .410 shot-pistol. Makes a great sidearm if you're packing the Scout, the ammo is interchangeable, and even a charging Grizzly (if you're lucky enough to see one) will think twice about eating you for dinner after you give it a face-full of steel shot at close range.

I hear it can be difficult to see things, and thus eat them, once your eyeballs have been replaced with shot.

[edit on 10-8-2005 by WyrdeOne]

My favourite is the SA80 A2. I used the SA80 when I was in cadets (or rather the bolt action version) and found it to be comfortable to shoot and accurate. I love the bullpup layout on it as well as the locations of the controls. I jammed it once, (but that was my own fault, I tried to feed the bolt forward rather than letting it move forward under its own power, silly mistake!). I know there have been problems in the Army but those have now been sorted. Good old German Engineering or is it British since BAE Systems now own Heckler and Kock? (just kidding, don't mean to wind up any Germans out there!) Remember even the much loved M-16 had its teething problems.

There is something about the look of the weapon I like as well. When you see the army using it on parade it just looks great. And with the new grenade launcher attached it looks hard as nails!

not sure if it has been invented yet, but one that fires at the person firing it would be a good practical joke.

Spreadthetruth.

Is is just me or is that Mac10/Mac11 machine pistol (Not sure which) actually attached to the shotgun? My God thats a killing machine if thats the case


That pistol can fire around 1000 rpm, coupled with a hich capacity drum on a semi auto shotgun, thats a lot of destruction. I think even the Terminator would struggle to stand up to that!

You are correct. It is indeed an Ingram Mac11 machine pistol attatched to the barrel

It also doubles up as a foregrip too

It is indeed a mighty gun!

I'm suprised I never saw that in Hollywood lol...

both are pretty much spray and pray weapons though....