1. TrackingPoint Guns


TrackingPoint is an American applied technology company which manufacture precision-guided firearms. Naturally, the company is based in Texas. TrackingPoint produces firearms mounted with a so-called networked tracking scope, which turns normal rifles into “smart rifles.”

You can think of the networked tracking scope as Iron Man’s helmet AI. It makes all sorts of calculations to make sure the user takes only the most effective and accurate shots. It tags and tracks targets and can even control the trigger to eliminate the milliseconds it takes for humans to squeeze the trigger. Basically, the technology can turn regular people into snipers.

TrackingPoint sells different types of precision-guided firearms, including assault rifles chambered for 7.62x51mm NATO and 5.56×45mm NATO cartridges. Guns are already dangerous by default. But they become even more dangerous when equipped with TrackingPoint’s game-changing technology

2. Accuracy International AS50


Manufactured by Accuracy International, a British firearms manufacturer, the AS50 is one of the most dangerous sniper rifles in the world. It’s specifically designed for the British Armed Forces and the United States Navy SEALs and is notable for boasting a high rate of fire – five rounds in 1.6 seconds.

The AS50 uses a gas-operated action and is chambered for a .50 BMG cartridge. Capable of accurately taking out targets from 1,500 meters away, the AS50 is also notable for being easy to carry around. It has a lightweight design and can be quickly disassembled in less than three minutes. It also doubles as an anti-materiel rifle. Meaning, it’s highly effective against both personnel and military equipmen

3. AK-47


The AK-47 is not only one of the most dangerous guns in the world, it’s also one of the most easily recognized. It has a very distinct look that makes it easy to spot, even among ordinary citizens. Designed by the late Mikhail Kalashnikov – a Russian general and military arms expert – the AK-47 is a powerful assault rifle capable of being effective in both close-range and long-range combat.

The AK-47 is part of the Kalashnikov rifle series, named after the inventor of the original unit. The most recent of which is the AK-15, which is chambered for a 5.45x39mm cartridge. Often seen used by both military personnel and terrorists, the AK-47 is a gas-operated firearm with a wooden buttstock. It is chambered for 7.62x39mm cartridge and can be outfitted with either a stick magazine or a drum magazine.

4. Heckler & Koch HK416


Designed by Heckler & Koch, a renowned German weapons manufacturer, the HK416 looks similar to the M4 Carbine. This is unsurprising considering both firearms were based on an AR-15 Rifle. An HK416 chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO cartridges comes in different sizes. The shortest is a 264 mm sub-compact while the longest is a 505 mm full-sized rifle.

The HK416 uses a short-stroke piston action and can fire up to 900 rounds per minute. It usually comes with a 30-round stick magazine but can also be outfitted with a whopping 100-round drum magazine. It can be used in both semi-automatic and fully automatic modes. The HK416 is popularly known as the gun used to kill Osama Bin Laden in 2011

5. Desert Eagle Mark XIX Pistol


Counter-Strike players are intimately familiar with the power of a Desert Eagle pistol. It can easily kill a person with just one shot, making it one of the deadliest guns in the world. First produced by Magnum Research Inc. in 1982, the Desert Eagle is a semi-automatic, gas-operated pistol with a maximum firing range of 200 meters.

The most recent model of the Desert Eagle pistol is the Mark XIX, which can be chambered for different cartridges. The largest available is the .50 AE, one of the most powerful cartridges currently available for semi-automatic pistols. The Mark XIX can carry a maximum of 7 rounds when chambered for a .50 AE. In the hands of a professional, a Desert Eagle pistol is a harbinger of death.