A Ruger Mark II .22 autoloader pistol with a supressor on the barrell. A very quiet pistol and gets it's nick name because it was used to shoot sentry dogs in Vietnam.
"There is an enemysentry dog over there, is your hush puppy ready?"
A Smith and Wesson model 39 modified with a shoulder stock, a locking slide and a suppresor. This weapons was designated Mark 22 Model O and used by the Navy SEaL's in Vietnam. Only a few undred were made and were mainly used for disabling sentryies, killing guard dogs and shattering lights. THe slide locked for maximum noise reduction and it's suppresor limited the effective range to around 100 yards.
That guy has marks on the slide of his hush puppy that represent the numder of sentries he dispatched back in 'nam.
A hush puppy is a sex move often utilized in domiciles that house numerous people in close quarters. When taking a woman, or man I suppose, from behind (doggy style), one forces their partners head into the pillows to 'hush them up' if they are being too loud. This move can also offer some opportunities for erotic asphyxiation if you try to not only smother your lover's screams of ecstasy but also their ability to breath.
This morning when I was making love to my girlfriend doggy style, she was being too loud and I didn't want her to wake my room mates so I shoved her head into the pillows and gave her a hush puppy out of courtesy to others.