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 If there is one thing conservatives have that the leftists do not possess, it is a sense of humor. Have you ever seen them meme? They have zero sense of humor, maybe that is the reason they are so full of hate?

Today, April 1st, we are going to look at some gun related hoaxes played by gun makers and the gun community in general.




This one goes way back and had a lot of people convinced it was real, but it was just a photoshop.



When President Trump announced the 6th branch of the military, the Space Force, it didn't take long for the jokes to emerge.





Magpul joked about making a waffle maker that Created edible PMags, many are still asking when they can order their waffle maker.



FN got in on the fun with a cutting board



Mossberg created a few fake ads, note the available date.




This gag came from Beretta, of course they chose one of their smallest guns to spoof.



Maybe the cow union filed a complaint that the cats were getting all the gun's named after them.





Some people may have taken this one seriously.

Do ya think a red dot optic will help?





Not sure who did this one, but I don't think anyone gave this a second thought, number one the photoshop work is horrible, number two they used a Colt revolver, they should have used a Korth or some other European revolver as the basis.

Another one from Beretta, if two barrels are good, three must be more gooder.

I don't know if this was HK or someone else who tried to fool people that HK was reviving the SKS design.


Some M/39 Parabellend hollow points anyone?




This one has been around awhile, I don't think it was created as an April Fools joke, but it looks authentic and is funny as hell.




This post first appeared on TINCANBANDIT's Gunsmithing, please read the originial post: here

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