Gun Bunny Edit Meaning

1.

a sarcastic name that soldiers will call other soldiers who handle artillery in the military.

"Steve's a gun bunny"

See soldier, artillery, guns, military

2.

Gun bunny is military slang for soldiers who operate mortars (typically 60mm and 80mm). The weapons are normally placed in small pits dug by the soldiers. Hence the comical allusion to rabbits.

Incoming! Get the gun bunny down in his hole!

See gun bunny

3.

N. A person who loves guns, especially big ones, and has lots of them, often to a ridiculous degree. Mel Gibson and Renee Russo's characters in Lethal Weapon 3 could be considered gun-bunnies. Arnold Schwarzenegger's character in Commando, and all the commandos in Predator were better examples of gun bunnies. Often used in a mildly derisive manner. Most frequently used this way in role-playing games (RPGs).

"And so the gun bunny whips out a rocket launcher and blasts that stupid neighbor's dog that wouldn't shut up."

See gummie bear, gunny, character

4.

Typically, military personnel enlisted in either the Army or Marine Corps who operate artillery pieces. Typically denoted by lack of mental competence and the ability to only perform jobs that don't require much thinking.

I got the shell, boss! Do I put it in the hole?