Any idea what the name of this gun is?

hawken

or is it utterly bespoke?

Joseph Silverman

I would tend to assume that's custom. Why not ask the photographer?

TomDunne

That's not a real production rifle. There's lots of goofy stuff there, but no weapon manufacturer who knows his ass from his elbow would ever run that hard edge down the middle of the grip - imagine how that would feel, digging into your hand when you squeeze it. That and the trigger guard looks like someone made it with a shelf bracket and a bench vice. Ignoring the completely silly angles, it's not even anchored to the stock at both ends.

Andreas

TomDunne wrote: »

That's not a real production rifle. There's lots of goofy stuff there, but no weapon manufacturer who knows his ass from his elbow would ever run that hard edge down the middle of the grip - imagine how that would feel, digging into your hand when you squeeze it. That and the trigger guard looks like someone made it with a shelf bracket and a bench vice. Ignoring the completely silly angles, it's not even anchored to the stock at both ends.

So you know that if you model this Hawken, Sandbag/Gauss/EQ are gonna go to town on your ass over it :P

Joshua Stubbles

It's really just the stock and trigger guard that are unique (and horrible). The barrel and bolt assembly look like a standard mauser/.30-06 or something.

Flava-Fly

Weird I recognise this but it is an accessory from a fashion collection by an Icelandic based designer named Sruli Recht (http://srulirecht.com/)

My girlfriend is a tailor at his studio and showed me pictures from the Paris show including that gun a similar style knife and some glass shoes. They where all custom made for the show.

Edit: Updated to say I found out the gun is actually fully functional. Awesome!

tyddynroger

in terms of design i'd say it looks pretty similar to the r700 sniper rifle

MainManiac

looks like an r700

hawken

Flava-Fly wrote: »

Weird I recognise this but it is an accessory from a fashion collection by an Icelandic based designer named Sruli Recht (http://srulirecht.com/)

My girlfriend is a tailor at his studio and showed me pictures from the Paris show including that gun a similar style knife and some glass shoes. They where all custom made for the show.

Edit: Updated to say I found out the gun is actually fully functional. Awesome!

Bingo! thank you

hawken

Joseph Silverman wrote: »

I would tend to assume that's custom. Why not ask the photographer?

nice one sherlock, I found the images on an article about him

However impractical, love the style