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WoG meticulously recreates historical and modern examples of firearm designer genius - from a tiny Liberator pistol to a 16000-pound FlaK 88 anti-aircraft gun. Here, you can literally climb inside a gun and understand its workings cut it in half, fire it and bring time to a crawl and finally, completely disassemble it and put it back again (against the clock if you wish). Find out what makes legendary pistols, rifles, machine guns and artillery pieces tick… Then disassemble them down to the tiniest part!Ī free-to-play game and an interactive encyclopedia, simulating real firearms in 3D. Do you know how the insides of a Terminator’s Minigun work? Try World of Guns: the world’s most realistic 3D simulator of firearms (and other things from tanks to DeLorean time machines).

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