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Gunsmith 

Evolved from sockus cockus, a medi-evil goat who had a passion for cowboys and nuns.

In modern day language, refures to the passion for mounting nuns whilst wearing nothing but socks and a cowboy hat.
Billy goats gruff and the troll in a nun costume
Gunsmith by Noodleman November 22, 2004

Gunsmith’s Roulette 

This is a complex sexual maneuver requiring some tools and preparation. You set out six shot-glasses in a circle, filling five with whiskey. The empty one is set at the top of the circle. Then you get a hammer and tell your girl to blow you. When you’re about to cum, start taking shots as fast as you can and smash each empty glass with the hammer. Stop smashing shot glasses when you blow your load, you’ve “found the problem”. Your girl uses any remaining whiskey as a “cleaner for your load” (chaser). All the broken glass serves to keep her in place for any further “troubleshooting”, you can clean that up at your discretion.
Dude, last night Becky and I played Gunsmith’s Roulette, it took a few hours to clean up and we both got druunnkkk...

Urban Gunsmith 

Urban Gunsmith is a person that lives in an urban environment, who manufacture's homemade firearms in the kitchen, living room or even the bed room, of an apartment, this in any case is illegal.
homemade zip guns
homemade rifles
homemade pistol
any type of homemade firearm firearm
Urban Gunsmith
Urban Gunsmith by CoolHi C July 21, 2012

Gonsmith 

:/noun
A person or individual with little to no qualifications or experience in the craft of gunsmithing
Bubba is a real Surgical Gonsmith, when it comes to shortening a barrel with a grinder.
Gonsmith by Noir556 July 2, 2020

GunSmithCats 

GunSmithCats Ownz Hellskatz
GunSmithCats by lpb October 6, 2003
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