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Lance Cpl. John B. Kavanaugh, a member of Guard Platoon, Headquarters and Service Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, explains to an Aghan National Army soldier how his firing stance can affect his balance and accuracy near Forward Operating Base Geronimo, Dec. 14. The Marines took a squad of ANA soldiers through a combat marksmanship drills to improve their combat effectiveness. Kavanaugh, 20, is from Warner Robins, Ga., and is a 2008 graduate of Warner Robins High School.
Concept:
A bullpup assualt rifle that fires in Semi-3 Burst and Full auto. The name stands for Bullpup Assault Rifle Platform its pronounced like Barb. The magazine is able to accept both 7.62 and 5.56 with the addition of a converter depending on what your firing. The gun is fully ambidextrous and comes in three different variants.
BARP M1: Civilian version, single fire only ambidextrous ready, no rails. 5.56X45
BARP A3: Current model in use pictured above. 5.56X45
S-BARP: A modified BARP made to fire 7.62X51
This is just a customized version of the BARP (SOCOM-ish?)
U.S. Marine mortarman, 81mm Mortar Platoon, Weapons Company, 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment (3/4), Cpl. James Peters explains the capabilities of the M252 81mm mortar system to air officer students, Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) Course 2-12 at the base of Observation Point Feets, Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range, Calif., April 6, 2012. 3/4 was in support of WTI 2-12, hosted by Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Patrick P. Evenson/Released)
Flowers at Plaza Calaluña. Non-violent movement. Pacific resistance.
Barcelona, May 27th in the afternoon, multitudinary concentration after the police's violence in the morning.
The Throne of Weapons is a sculpture created by Cristóvão Canhavato out of disused weapons. It has been owned by the British Museum since 2002.
The "Transforming Arms into Tools" organisation supplied the decommissioned weapons to Kester and his group for this and many other related pieces of sculpture. The guns, mostly AK-47 assault rifles, were manufactured in Portugal, Eastern Europe and North Korea. The H&K G3 rifles used to form the backrest were designed in Germany and manufactured in Portugal. They were widely used throughout West Africa. The Russian contribution of the iconic AK47 rifle is important to the design—an AK-47, it, a hoe, and a book still feature on Mozambique's flag. The weapons in Mozambique arise from a civil war that was funded by South Africa and Rhodesia and involved emigrants from their apartheid regimes. One million people were killed and the war only ended when the Soviet Union collapsed and the funding ended.
Still testing some different ideas
Lighting:
SB-28 shot into umbrella camera right at 90 degrees. 1/2 power.
540EZ bounced off of poster board, camera left, pointing toward top of the photo (so the light reflects back into it) at 1/8th power.
Fired with Cactus remotes from Gadget Infinity.
Special Exhibition of African Weapons, 19th or early 20th century, Henan Provincial Museum, Zhengzhou, 2014. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
This exotic looking steampunk airship pirate cutlass is from a by-gone age. This high quality, latex and larping weapons for sale piece has a realistic look and finish, safe and perfect for a LARP event or convention.
TOCCOA, Ga. January 1945 - The 4th Battalion, Georgia State Guard, forerunner of the Georgia State Defense Force trained at Camp Toccoa, the training camp depicted in Band of Brothers. In this image, Staff Sgt. Bernard South coaches Robin Brown (gunner) and M. S. Vandergriff on the Browning M1917 machine gun.
Photo courtesy of the Georgia National Guard History Archives
Tactical Weapons Meet - Florennes 2017
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Salinas, Puerto Rico –Soldiers of the 1st Mission Support Command conducted their weapons qualification training on April 24, 2015 at Camp Santiago Salinas, PR. This is a yearly mandatory requirement for all soldiers. This event is more than qualifying and meeting the Army standards, also helps the soldier to become more proficient with their weapon and helps maintain the unit readiness of the command.
Sgt. Matthew Edmonds, a U.S. Army Reserve mechanic with the 342nd Military Police Company (Combat Support), out of Columbus, Ohio, reaches deep into an engine compartment while working on an M117 Armored Security Vehicle (ASV) during a maintenance course hosted by the 99th Readiness Division in Schenectady, New York, March 14, 2018. This is the first maintenance course in the U.S. Army Reserve designed specifically for the ASV, which has hydraulic components and maintenance procedures that are unlike most other Army vehicles. The ASV is designed to resist the impact of roadside bombs while operating in urban environments. Its mounting systems allow the ASV to hold an M2 .50-caliber machine gun, a MK-19 grenade launcher and an M249 Squad Automatic Weapon at the same time. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)
A vendor selling concealed carry (concealed guns for you CA and NY people) at the Prescott Bluegrass Festival. Gotta love Arizona!
Internal weapons carriage with 2x AGM-62E FAE (fuel-air explosive) weapons, and 2 AIM-120 Slammer AMRAAM missiles ( not shown.)
The weapons with which I wage war:
-computer
-X-Box 360
-military equipment
-writing
-cameras
-music
-Warhammer 40,000