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Showing posts with label Guns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guns. Show all posts
2/27/2013
3/30/2012
Is it a real Ak? Or is it airsoft?
FBI — Wanted by the FBI: The AK-47 Bandit
Interesting piece pf tradecraft: " Prior to the bank robbery, a threat was called into the 911 dispatch center from a pay phone in the general vicinity of the bank by a male caller. Investigators believe the suspect employed a diversionary tactic in an attempt to delay officers responding to the bank robbery. The suspect was seen leaving the scene in a vehicle described as a late-model, dark gray, four-door Nissan Maxima with chrome trim and tinted windows."
3/03/2012
12/31/2011
Makarov Arsenal 9x18 pistol
Went by a Gun store while I am on vacation. Got to hold a Makarov imported by Arsenal out of Las Vegas, NV) today. Felt good in the hand, heavy, and the ejection port seemed smaller than I imagined. That said, when I put it into my hand it was love!
I was whisked away, however briefly, to a fantasy as a Russian KGB officer in Saigon shortly after the exodus of US personnel from Vietnam. The gun is heavy enough to meaningfully pistol whip unrecalcitrant imperialist stooges, but light enough to comfortably conceal all day long. The safety was a little gritty to engage, but was solid feeling so that it could be flipped on our off with confidence. The magazine release is at the bottom of the pistol's hilt, not as God intended for John Browning designs but rather as quirky European designers have often done.
At any rate, you won't need to change mags in a hurry as the Soviet works through intrigue, slowley, methodically, like cancer taking it's victim one day at a time. The gun rides comfortably in an open carry holster, or in a concealment holster so as not to scare the whores at the local brothel/opium den. Speaking of opium, the Makarov's safety drops the hammer, so even if your groggy from chasing the dragon you won't accidentally kill the urchin who you've been holding at gun point when you let down the hammer (not like those Czech CZ-82s).
The life of a KGB/Soviet officer is a dangerous affair. The pistol is the constant companion of espionage and intelligence agents. The Makarov pistol is a quality weapon that students of Lenin can have complete confidence in. It is concealable, lightweight (for it's time), mostly snag free exterior, and safe to carry with a round in the chamber (assuming safety engaged of course).
The Makarov is the ideal weapon for holding MI6 "James Bond" agents at gun point with, and then shooting them! Unlike the Ian Fleming novels, the IRL agents of imperialism crumple when a searing hot 9x18 enters their upper intestines. What tragic irony that the West equips it's agents with such quality PPKs and the like, complete with quality brass cased .380 ammo, while the East merely utilizes a chunky, crude-but-reliable copy shooting steel cased 9x18 mak cartridges.
All and all I can say that I really want one of those old, heavy, sturdy 9x18 guns if only to re-live the glory days of Soviet espionage.
The store wanted $299.00 for that particular weapon. It came with two magazines, and a leather holster.
I was whisked away, however briefly, to a fantasy as a Russian KGB officer in Saigon shortly after the exodus of US personnel from Vietnam. The gun is heavy enough to meaningfully pistol whip unrecalcitrant imperialist stooges, but light enough to comfortably conceal all day long. The safety was a little gritty to engage, but was solid feeling so that it could be flipped on our off with confidence. The magazine release is at the bottom of the pistol's hilt, not as God intended for John Browning designs but rather as quirky European designers have often done.
At any rate, you won't need to change mags in a hurry as the Soviet works through intrigue, slowley, methodically, like cancer taking it's victim one day at a time. The gun rides comfortably in an open carry holster, or in a concealment holster so as not to scare the whores at the local brothel/opium den. Speaking of opium, the Makarov's safety drops the hammer, so even if your groggy from chasing the dragon you won't accidentally kill the urchin who you've been holding at gun point when you let down the hammer (not like those Czech CZ-82s).
The life of a KGB/Soviet officer is a dangerous affair. The pistol is the constant companion of espionage and intelligence agents. The Makarov pistol is a quality weapon that students of Lenin can have complete confidence in. It is concealable, lightweight (for it's time), mostly snag free exterior, and safe to carry with a round in the chamber (assuming safety engaged of course).
The Makarov is the ideal weapon for holding MI6 "James Bond" agents at gun point with, and then shooting them! Unlike the Ian Fleming novels, the IRL agents of imperialism crumple when a searing hot 9x18 enters their upper intestines. What tragic irony that the West equips it's agents with such quality PPKs and the like, complete with quality brass cased .380 ammo, while the East merely utilizes a chunky, crude-but-reliable copy shooting steel cased 9x18 mak cartridges.
All and all I can say that I really want one of those old, heavy, sturdy 9x18 guns if only to re-live the glory days of Soviet espionage.
The store wanted $299.00 for that particular weapon. It came with two magazines, and a leather holster.
12/29/2011
Sheet metal PDW perfection?
Watch "Mini Uzi 9mm Machine Pistol" on YouTube
Fun little short. I really like the UZI, mini UZI seems on a whole other level of compactness, and they have a micro UZI even smaller. IWI, Id like to know their client list. The UZI is a great design because its a combination of good design points from other preexisting designs.
Ah well, a man can dream. Sheet metal perfection probably goes to the Stg44. I wonder if its possible to make an all-sheet metal/stamped gun? Even an all sheet metal barrel could be formed from compressing multiple layers of sheet metal and then electro-welding the barrel over a blank to seal the seams. Probably need a low pressure round like 9mm or. 45 acp. Though.
12/27/2011
Gun Pron
While I'm on vacation, I should really avail myself to post some gun pron from this computer.
First up we have a *very* short AUG or AUG clone. Is that a real ACOG sight? Like the Bungee sling.
Must be fun to be over in a warzone and get to play with captured weapons. PPSH is just as good a design today as it was in WWII, and just as mean! Note the EOTECH holo sight attached. How else could you improve on perfection? 7.62x25 TOK is a hell of a round if it's followed by 75 of it's little friends...
Finally we have an S&W M&P pistol. These are great guns, I used to own one but traded it in for a NIB Glock 22. I did like that gun (in .40) and there was nothing wrong with it. Kind of miss it. If I had the money I would totally buy another one after I get a few more things on my list. However, Smith and Wesson's finish isn't all that great, like SIGs, these guns can rust if you turn your back on them for a second.
First up we have a *very* short AUG or AUG clone. Is that a real ACOG sight? Like the Bungee sling.
Must be fun to be over in a warzone and get to play with captured weapons. PPSH is just as good a design today as it was in WWII, and just as mean! Note the EOTECH holo sight attached. How else could you improve on perfection? 7.62x25 TOK is a hell of a round if it's followed by 75 of it's little friends...
Finally we have an S&W M&P pistol. These are great guns, I used to own one but traded it in for a NIB Glock 22. I did like that gun (in .40) and there was nothing wrong with it. Kind of miss it. If I had the money I would totally buy another one after I get a few more things on my list. However, Smith and Wesson's finish isn't all that great, like SIGs, these guns can rust if you turn your back on them for a second.
12/14/2011
State police: Gun buyback's aim goes beyond disarming criminals | The News Journal | delawareonline.com POLICY FAIL
State police: Gun buyback's aim goes beyond disarming criminals | The News Journal | delawareonline.com: "The state will give individuals a $150 prepaid debit card for a handgun, $200 for an assault rifle and $100 for shotguns and hunting rifles. Unused ammunition also will be accepted in plastic bags, but the state is only paying for guns, Coupe said."
Talk about policy fail!
Talk about policy fail!
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Hi Point Firearms 00916 HI-PT 9C 9mm CMP 3.5" 8rd Poly
Model:Semi Automatic Compact Pistol Mfg. The polymer frame used on the 9mm compact offers the shooter several advantages. Secondly, the forgiving ...
11/15/2011
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