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My collection of slightly cooler-than-OEM modded Nerf products. With a bit of shimming, a real Aimpoint M2 fits quite well on the Recon CS-6's forward barrel shroud (center).
Tingzhe Gàiniàn bùqiāng 57 700 Bs (Bàn shuāngshǒu)
Tingzhe Concept rifle 57 700 Sa (Semi-ambidextrous)
Tingzhe Firearms presents the Gb.57 700 concept rifle, a light weight assault rifle chambered for the high velocity 5.8×42mm (DBP87) armor-piercing rifle cartridge. The design features two charging handles, one located on the right side and one on top of the receiver. The latter one being non-reciprocating and also having a second function as a rear sight.
Statistics:
Cartridge: 5.8×42mm (DBP87)
Effective range: N/A
Magazine capacity: 41 rounds
Fire rate: 900
Weight: 2.9kgs (6.39lbs)
Length: Approx. 690mm (2.26ft or 27.16in)
Credit to Woitek for the ungroupable folding AK-stock
-DXe
Internally suppressed SMG.
.45ACP
Thanks and credit Badenian for the new workspace and Arch for his awesome Britannia font.
And thanks to Alex for the name.
During my visit to Fort William yesterday I got to watch people learn how to shoot a musket. The voyageurs were very happy to show people how to load the musket and then fire. A fun activity for $2.00.
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Action of Ketland Blunderbuss c1780. Thomas Ketland & Co. was a gun makers founded in Birmingham, England around 1760. The company made flintlock pistols and hand guns and became successful in this field of gun manufacture.
.40 S&W SIG Sauer P226 w/12 round magazine and 165 grain WInchester Ranger hollowpoint centerfire cartridges
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.40 S&W SIG Sauer P226 w/12 round magazine and 165 grain WInchester Ranger hollowpoint centerfire cartridges
Here you can get an idea of the difference in the angle of the grip to the barrel between the CZ and the Glock. The Glock is angled a lot more than the CZ.
M&B Firearms "Padavona" JNG-90 Bora custom.
Credits:
Shockwave - pistol grip, charging handle and some misc. parts
Benjoo - mag catch, that i used as trigger, misc. parts too
Alexander Medved - side rail.
FULASHDI: i.imgur.com/WbF6XBd.png
This ought to be a headline: "Donald Trump Takes Away NRA Members’ Guns." The Orange Twitler spoke at the National Rifle Association’s annual meeting in Atlanta, GA almost two weeks ago, but the NRA told their members to leave their guns at home. So the Second Amendment doesn’t apply to the NRA? Trump campaigned on eliminating ALL gun-free zones, so he should practice what he preaches. If everyone having a gun makes us all safe, then what is wrong with having an auditorium full of AMMOSEXUALS all carrying semiautomatic rifles, shotguns, and pistols with or without a US (p)Resident at the podium? While they are at it, let’s make sure they serve lots of alcohol. What could possibly go wrong that hasn’t already gone wrong with this weird regime or his irresponsible supporters?
In related news, nearly every state legislature that has passed open carry laws also included a provision that exempted guns from being toted within their respective state houses. What are the lawmakers afraid of? Right now the Texas Legislature is actually considering a bill to allow the open carry of firearms without any kind of license or permit. And the same idiots in the Texas Legislature are also considering doing away with annual safety inspections of cars and trucks. “Conservative” extremists at national and state level are publically calling for the complete elimination of all environmental, consumer safety, labor protection, and financial regulations. Is there no longer any adult supervision in my nation?
You may notice that I shot this photo back in March 2013, but I had no reason to post it until now. A popular photo with a lengthy essay (in my 2013 folder) on gun ownership sparked a lively international debate on the subject. Read it. I like guns but only in appropriate places and not carried by irresponsible fools who intimidate ordinary people who I am sworn to protect.
I think that military grade small arms, magazines, and ammunition should be available for purchase by responsible adult citizens, but the weapons should be registered, and their owners and users should be licensed. The first step of the licensing process should be a thorough background check followed by mandatory training, both written and hands-on testing, and swearing the state militia oath. By swearing the state militia oath, all military grade firearms owners would be subject to military discipline and justice and could be mobilized by the governor for state duty in emergencies. Although individual state militia members should not be required conform to military appearance standards, they should be required to own and maintain at least one state-approved field uniform for both hot and cold weather and a basic set of field gear. The individual general militia members should not be required to join a local unit and train monthly, but they should be required to pass an annual Army Physical Fitness Test, pass an annual weapons safety and marksmanship qualification test for each weapon they are licensed for, and run a live-fire tactical assault course for each type of weapon. Unless they are simply transporting their weapons in a locked or sealed container, each time they appear in public under arms, they should be required to be in uniform in full kit and carrying their militia identification card and tags. That would eliminate much of the riff-raff that sometimes intimidates ordinary civilians but are unfit for serious public duty.
Caliber: .338 Lapua
Action: Semi-Auto
Type: Gas Piston
Mag Capacity: 3 (In line)
Compensator: Vents gases to the sides to partially absorb recoil, but mostly to keep muzzle flash from going up and disrupting use of the sights.
Using a similar concept to the Korborov TKB, Fur Firearms has created a semi automatic rifle that takes up about as much receiver space as a bolt action, allowing for longer barrels in the same over-all length range.
The Alpha also includes Flex Stock technology to reduce felt recoil by almost 40%.
Credit to: Thompson/Center
The two pistols are definitely wheellock mechanisms. The fact that neither pistol is equipped with a front blade sight leads me to believe that the pair were included in a cased set of dueling pistols. The long arm is not familiar to me. The wooden stock and the firing mechanism are unusual in configuration. I welcome any suggestions as to place of origin and date of manufacture.