Fusion 360
Americans all over the country from Utah to the east coast own plenty of guns and keep them in their house. Let’s face it, there is nothing like the feeling of shooting a rare and powerful gun. Owning these types of guns is exciting but if you must understand that they definitely belong in a gun safe. Owning a gun safe and using it to store all your powerful guns is really the only safe way to practice the second amendment. Let’s take a look at a few rare guns that definitely belong in a gun safe.
The Desert Eagle is a large-framed gas-operated semi-automatic pistol designed by Magnum Research in the United States together with IMI in Israel. If you own one of these powerful babies, let’s keep it in a gun safe.
The AR-15 is a lightweight, intermediate cartridge magazine-fed, air-cooled rifle with a rotating-lock bolt, actuated by direct impingement gas operation or long/short stroke piston operation.
A semi-automatic pistol is a type of handgun, which uses a single chamber and barrel, with a mechanism powered by the previous shot to load a fresh cartridge into the chamber. One round is fired each time the trigger of a semi-automatic pistol is pulled. This one definitely belongs in a gun safe.
“Hitler’s Buzz saw”, invented in 1942, is infamous around the world as the weapon used at Omaha Beach to mow Americans down, but it was used in Russia to much more brutal effect. It fired 1,200 rounds of 8mm rifle ammunition per minute, which is sufficient to cut a man in half. Needless to say, it requires a gun safe.
The Glock is the ultimate in modern reliability. You can pour sand down the barrel and it will shoot. It will shoot underwater. It is commonly used in 9mm, but is chambered for .40 Sig and .45 ACP among others.
Made famous by Dirty Harry in 1971, it was invented in 1955, and is still thought of as one of the most powerful handguns in the world, though it has been eclipsed by the .500 magnum, the Desert Eagle .50 AE, the .454 Casull and a few others.
The icon of the Old West, the Colt .45 revolver was invented in 1873 and immediately caught on as extraordinarily accurate at close range, compared to the ball and cap conversions popular at the time. This one definitely requires a gun safe as well.
Accurate enough to do the job out to about 400 yards, which is all anyone usually needs in a battle, the AK-47 is the ultimate pinnacle in rugged reliability.
Mary-Martin White writes for Fort Knox. She is a writer for Fusion 360, an advertising agency in Utah.
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