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The Kel-Tec RFB bears a striking resemblence to the DMR from Halo as well.
Real guns that could be steampunk, space age or other fantastical guns
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The Kel-Tec RFB bears a striking resemblence to the DMR from Halo as well.
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BlueHeelerFl
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Is that even a real gun?? ?
The lever was photoshopped, but the rest of the gun is real
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Ok. Thanks. I thought it was a wierd concept.
Oh, ye of little faith:
https://www.iammo.com/guns/rifles/r...-5-lever-action-rifle-in-blued-scj4510la.html
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2011/04/20/rossi-circuit-judge-lever-action-410-45/
Tommygunn
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"Curiouser and curiouser," said the fictional character near the smiling invisible cat. Oliver Winchester is horrified. John Marlin's ghost just attempted suicide. Benjamin Tyler Henry's ghost is aghast. 
*Sigh* Truth hurts.
Maybe this is for foreign consumption????
BlueHeelerFl
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That story is from 8 years ago and uses the same exact picture. Has anyone actually seen one in real life?
I'll go as far as saying Rossi worked up a Photoshop to drum up interest, and possibly a pre production prototype, but that was never a production gun
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For a good selection of sci-fi looking guns, the competition world offers plenty of options.
USPSA/IPSC Open Class race guns with their red dots, compensators, and extended magazines are very sci-fi looking.
Pistols for bullseye matches, especially those from European companies like Walther and Pardini look very sci-fi.
Anything that's in the Open Class for 3 Gun matches, especially the shotguns, tend to have a futuristic look to them.
And high end air rifles and .22s for precision matches are generally made with lots of shiny metal and adjustable parts that look incredibly complicated.
USPSA/IPSC Open Class race guns with their red dots, compensators, and extended magazines are very sci-fi looking.
Pistols for bullseye matches, especially those from European companies like Walther and Pardini look very sci-fi.
Anything that's in the Open Class for 3 Gun matches, especially the shotguns, tend to have a futuristic look to them.
And high end air rifles and .22s for precision matches are generally made with lots of shiny metal and adjustable parts that look incredibly complicated.
Tommygunn
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It came close enough that it got a UPC, but I don't know how many, if any, were actually produced and sold.
https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/SCJ4510LA
Stevie-Ray
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I've got a few that seem to belong in Sci-fi.
JBM Bullpup
KT PLR-16
And KT RDB
JBM Bullpup
KT PLR-16
And KT RDB
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It basically means a bunch of dorks who think brass on everything they own makes it look sophisticated, and elegant, and wearing clothing from the 20's and stupid waxed up mustaches is cool. Think hipster doofus with money going to a costume contest.
That being said, there are some cool things out there.
Not steam punk but I think space age for sure.
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Mike OTDP
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Let's see....the Steyr Scout would make a really good SF movie prop. Especially if you replaced the bolt with a fake - instant ray-rifle. The Steyr M9 also has a SF vibe going.
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Whiskeyhotel2020
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All I can think of when I see these rifles is Spaceball.
Speedo66
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It looks like someone attacked it with a hair dryer. lol
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