An H&K MP5 with what looks like an expanded magazine, a Microtec MSAR STG-556 civilian knockoff of the Steyr AUG, a Colt rifle with an attached grenade launcher, probably an M16-A2, An RC (erg, no) FN-P90, Colt .45 auto pistol, and an Ithaca 37 shotgun. No clue on the rifle directly behind him, though.

MP5 - check
Steyr AUG - check
M-16 - check
P90 - check
Colt .45 - check [model 1911 to be specific, one of my fav handguns]
Ithaca 37 - nope, sorry [but I will admit, it's a fairly simple design, so guessed that one would be harder]
Rifle behind him - here's a clue, it's a a bullpup configured assault rifle issued by a major military but rarely used outside of that nation's military.

The Ithaca 37 is known for its feature that it ejects its shells through the same port they are inserted into, so it wouldn't have the ejection port on the side of the receiver. :o

Good point *nod nod*

I dont know guns well enough to guess :D maybe if they were tanks :D

*chuckles* can you just imagine him getting ahold of a tank? LOL

I'm not good with guns but I know that one in his right hand is an MP5. Left looks like a Mossberg 500 cruiser without the optional heat shield. That pistol I think is a M1911. The gun to the far right is P90. And that's all I know from this picture...mostly from watching too much Stargate and reading Gunsmith Cats manga

4 out of 7, not bad considering the other 3 are mostly concealed. *chuckles* I love Gunsmith Cats, one guy I know likes to introduce me as the gunsmith cat as a joke.

Outstanding.

Thanks, I try

---Heckler & Koch MP5. Its ether an A3 or A5 based on the stock. the Cannot tell the Trigger group on it. Since there is no barrel threading it isnt the Navy version.

---Colt M16. I'd guess an A2, but I know it has the M203 fore grip.

---Fabrique National de Herstal: P90. Looks to have the usual 50 round mag.

---Remington 870: You can tell by the more slab sided design, thought the forward grip looks more like a Mossberg than a Remington

---Colt M1911 Gov't: Moder version of the 1911, I'm guessing on the brand because so many people make one. I'd guess Colt or Springfield Armory

---Steyr AUG A1: A1 because of the older split muzzle and the fixed scope rather than M1913 Rails.

---Royal Ordnance SA80: The shot extension of the barrel from the forward grip suggests bullpup, the blocky backend and curve of what you can see of the forward grip suggest SA80/L85. The only way to know if its an A1 or A2 is to see if the top of the receiver has H&K on it(A2), or to drop a loaded one and see if it goes off (A1).

*blinks* DAMN!!! SOMEONE DID IT!!!

MP5 - yup
M16 - yup
p90 - yup
Shotgun... I'll give it to you cause you said it later on and I admit the shotgun looks like alot of models, Mossberg 500 - yup
colt m1911 - yup
Steyr AUG - Yup
L85 - yup

Congratulations!!!

The 870's I have fired are like that slab side... and the 500's seem to curve into the side a bit more, but yeah... Most shotguns are pretty close looking.

*nods nods* Sadly the shotgun I think I did the worst job on too LOL. Drawn quite a bit of the m16 and the 1911. Need to branch out my weapons more.

Tsume is a gun freak. He knows a lot on a wide range of guns. Not surprised that he guessed them all, haha.

Ah, a fellow gun nut

Dammit Tsume, if I'd seen this before you did I would've beat you.

Only 6 Days, 22 Hours, and 48 Minutes late. c.c

I've never been on time for anything in my life.