The thundergun it's a russian weapon

[uhwanderwaffe]

I noticed on the left side of the thundergun russian writings which mean caution and something too much small 4 me 2 read it and why the thundergun is russian? Post replies so we can continue the discussion about it.

[Hiphopmike]

Not to sure about this but call of duty wikia say this

In a book by Rudolf Lusar called The German Weapons and Secret Weapons of World War Two and Their Development, a weapon very similar to this one is described. It was said to shatter wooden boards at a range of 200 yards by using jets of compressed air. It was also ready to use at an engagement at a bridge over the Elbe in 1945, but was not actually used.

[uhwanderwaffe]

nice findings :\

[HaloOrCod]

Yawn Its so cOLD here.

[zombie_Fan]

Not to sure about this but call of duty wikia say this

In a book by Rudolf Lusar called The German Weapons and Secret Weapons of World War Two and Their Development, a weapon very similar to this one is described. It was said to shatter wooden boards at a range of 200 yards by using jets of compressed air. It was also ready to use at an engagement at a bridge over the Elbe in 1945, but was not actually used.

im not sure how reliable this sorce is " http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2227076/posts" but the weapon you are describing seems more like the " wind cannon" this site describes, the Vortex Guns discription to me seems more like the Thunder gun we know of

"The vortex gun was designed to try and take advantage of the known fact that air turbulence could bring down large aircraft and break them into pieces. The vortex gun’s shells, containing coal-dust and a slow-burning explosive in the center, were supposed to create an artificial whirlwind or tornado, which would make enemy airplanes lose control and thus fall from the sky. During testing and under near perfect conditions this odd device seemed to work quite well. It wasn’t known if the air pressure would actually cause structural failure in a plane, but the pressure it put on the wings would probably be very high and that might be enough to down the aircraft. Fortunately for the Allies, the vortex gun was never put into practice."

this i think was the insperation of the Thunder gun for Trearch