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Baked since the early days of guns. Most interesting combo I've seen is a knife/gun/knuckle duster (brass knuckles). In case you run out of ammo, I guess. |
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Or, if you're taunted for bringing a guknife, beat the crap out of him with DrCurry's brass-knuckle-enhanced duster. |
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I thought this would be a gun that shoots knives. Sort of like those dogs with bees in their mouths and when they bark they shoot bees at you. |
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//cross between a regular stabbing knife, and an arrow//
Knife with feathers? Could you not just deploy ducklings with knife blades "duck" taped on? |
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I have to give it a bun, sounds like
an appropriate weapon for a
DeathNinja. |
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"So! (Lips moving) You think this is
funny? (Stoic Smile) ::BLAM:: No,
that was funny. (Lips moving)" |
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I'm almost certain they did that in a video game... one of
the Final Fantasy ones. and i dont think youd bring you
KnifeGun to a gun fight as much as youd bring your
GunKnife to a Knife fight. you fight like a knife, close
range combat and all, then at the opertune moment
<BAM!> where your oponents knife used to be is now a
bloody hole in his hand. |
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disarmed and wounded you move in for the kill, a stabing
and slicing kill. onlookers will see that you've won the
knife fight, but be dumbfounded as to what just
happened. |
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"no, he had his knife in his hand the whole time, how
could he have?" |
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<obligatory>HE rounds and a poisoned blade</obligatory> |
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Ballistic knives are baked. |
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Ballistic knives just shoot the blade. What he's talking about is called a gunsword and though they were featured in a Final Fantasy game, Square didn't make them up. They were rather common in the early days of firearms actually. Basicly, it's a small gun with the barrel buried inside of of snugged up against the dull side of a single edged sword. Since early guns fired one shot and took a long time to reload, they were a liability in actual combat. With a gunsword, you could defend yourself with something better than a club after firing that one shot. There's an antique firearms museam in Massachusetts that has a whole building full of them. Baked or not, I will give this idea a plus, since it's esoteric enough that I would believe DeathNinja if he says that he came up with it on his own. |
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//Ballistic knives just shoot the blade// Merely pointing out that were straying off topic. |
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On topic - Colonial-era bayonets are baked too. |
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This has been done, in an encyclopedia i once saw an interesting carving knife and fork into which a tiny flintlock firing mechanism had been built. Strictly ornamental as the bullet exits toward the knife-wielder. |
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