То чувство, когда тебе все детство втирали что FN F2000 это YOBA-автомат будущего, с ниибаца крутым компьютеризированным прицелом - а оказалось что это фейловая пукалка с дешманским оптическим прицелом в красивом пластиковом кожухе...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znI5xTNXFxA

...а как насчет "уберкрутого шотгана" Панкор Джекхаммер, который пихали в каждую вторую игру, а IRL было всего лишь пара прототипов!

>It is often seen in videogames as a "super shotgun;" the Jackhammer's popularity is due, in large part, to the futuristic look of the weapon, and sometimes mistakenly described as the only fully automatic shotgun in existence. There is an element of unreality in featuring the Jackhammer in any context, as the weapon never made it past prototype stage; only two guns capable of firing in fully automatic mode were ever made. The real guns had problems with magazine grooves needing to be manufactured to extremely tight tolerances for the weapon to cycle correctly; typically, the fullauto guns could only manage two or three shots sequentially before failing to cycle. The weapon's design was also cumbersome and uncomfortable to shoot, and the factory-sealed cassette magazines of the final version could not be reloaded in the field. A well-known fact is that more Jackhammers have appeared in fiction than ever existed in real life.

>Two pre-production weapons were subject to full destructive testing, and just one functional Jackhammer remains in existence, a heavy toolroom prototype with a cylinder which accepts standard 12-gauge shells. This is not the final version, and among other things requires that the weapon be almost completely dismantled in order to reload it. For a time this weapon was owned by designer John Anderson; it was later sold to a movie armourer and fitted with the handguard grip of an MP5SD since the original smooth forend was thought to be too slick to reliably operate. The weapon is currently registered to a collector in New York.

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Pancor_Jackhammer