This unusual gun is a 7-shot .22 caliber brass and steel revolver. It's tiny--the hole fits around a single finger. Gunmaker James Reid made fewer than 10,000 of them between 1865-1882, some of them in .32 and .41 calibe...

The FP-45 pistol was a small and specialized but potentially terrifying weapon. Technologically, it was simple: it fired just a single .45 caliber bullet down an unrifled barrel. It was so cheap that the United States co...

DeviantART member Annadill made this holster for his TM Colt Python. He inscribed it with the three apple cutie mark of Applejack. Unlike standard Pythons, this one doesn't fire .357 cartridges, but airsoft pellets. Anna...

David Novotny can bring the sights on his Smith & Wesson 1911PD on target with the speed of a sonic rainboom, thanks to his new custom grips. They're inscribed with the cutie mark of My Little Pony's Rainbow Dash....

This rare handgun was made to function in an unusual environment. Can you guess what that is? Hit the jump for the answer. Underwater. According to my sources, the Soviet 4.5mm B-VI-307 was developed in the 1960s s...

This Glock 21 .45 caliber handgun has been modified to look like a DeWalt cordless drill. There's even a place to mount a drill bit. The gun can't drill a hole, but it can make one through other means. Link -via S...

In its smaller versions, the Smith & Wesson 500 revolver comes with a 4 inch barrel. But some models come with 14 inch barrels, muzzle brakes, rails for mounting scopes, and bipods. What I find so tickling is that so...

It was 1955 and the Space Age was about to launch. It would impact popular culture, art, architecture and design. And yes, even guns. That year, Robert Hillberg designed the Whitney Wolverine, a nickel-plated aluminu...

How do you increase the ammunition capacity of a revolver? We've seen some inventive but impractical attempts to answer that question. This one of a kind Spanish revolver is at least portable. Each cycle brings 3 6...

José Balta's reign as the President of Peru ended with an assassin's bullet on July 26, 1872. So perhaps this was a fitting weapon for him to own during a dangerous age. The French gunmaker Lefaucheux, Casimer & Eugene...