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The Monomoy, left, 2012. (Photo: U.S. Coast Guard Fireman Austin Echols)

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The Remington Model 11 shares more than a passing resemblance to the Browning A5 (Photo: Francis Borek)

The Ahoy YouTube channel released this great video on the history of the double barreled shotgun. The video runs you through the history of the gun and its context within video games.

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When the verdict was read, families of both the boys who were killed and the drunk driver began sobbing. (Photo: Houston Chronicle)

The Windsor Severance Library, where controversy on gun laws has its own section. (Photo: Mark Young Construction)

Alan Gottlieb and Bill Gates

Brandon Jade Lunn (Photo: Darlington County Sheriff’s Office)

Real or not this thing is really ingenious and it would be pretty sweet if someone made one without the Nazi bird on it.

It’s not just the idea, it’s also the mechanics that makes this an interesting design. Everything from the locking mechanism to the elegant striker-fired trigger system makes it stand out.

If you’re interested in bidding on this possibly-fake belt buckle pistol head over to the Rock Island Auction Company for more info. It’s expected to bring in between $6,500 and $11,000.

If you’re interested in just learning more about unusual and exotic firearms you should check out Forgotten Weapons right now.

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The cover of Kopel’s article laying out Watt’s labors as a professional lobbyist working for Michael Bloomberg. (Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty)

Natty German reservist with Mauser M71 rifles and equally killer ‘staches. (photo credit: German Archives)

West Point portrait of Lt. Alonzo Cushing. (Photo: U.S. Army)

Bill and Melinda Gates (Photo: Win McNamee/Getty/CBSS)