While researching some upcoming articles that I’m working on, I came across a fascinating WWII aircraft, the Fokker G.I. I am familiar with Anthony Fokker, “The Flying Dutchman,” and many of his designs, but the G.I caught me by surprise. Maybe it’s my love for his initial designs during WWI, such as the Eindecker, or to get my heart pounding, the Dr.I triplane that I associate the Fokker name to and clouds my vision of the many aircraft that he produced.
The Palais de l’Air (Paris Air Show) of 1936 is the fifteenth exhibition since its inception in 1908 and showcased the modern aircraft construction techniques where the newly prototyped but never flown Fokker G.I is proudly displayed. Perched high upon welded steel wing stands positioned between Russian and Polish airplanes, the Fokker G.I gained the most attention because of its heavy armament.
Two rapid-fire 23 mm Madsen cannons along with two 7.9 mm machine guns reside in the nose, and one moveable 7.9 mm machine gun protects the rear section of the transparent cone-shaped fuselage.
This twin-engine aircraft with its streamlined fuselage nestled between two tail booms supporting a single rear horizontal stabilizer with twin rudders is a sight to see and leaves a lasting impression! The plane earned several nicknames during the show where the British referred to it as the “Reaper,” and the French called it the “Le Faucheur” or “Mower.” Though some suggest, Mr. Fokker nicknamed it the “Mower” himself, and I can see why. I would hate to see that coming at me in my 6!
Mr. Fokker and his team of designers anticipated a large turnout that year and hoped to spark the spectator’s interest with their new aircraft, and in true Fokker fashion, his G.I is the prodigy of the show! Written by the flight correspondent on the eve of the show;
“Never in the history of flying has the technique of aircraft construction stood so high; the days of stick-and-string contraptions are over, and real engineering has taken their place. The art of designing aero engines has also improved very materially, with the result that power has gone up and weight down. Reliability, once a doubtful quantity, is now taken for granted.”
The G.I prototype painted green with a medium blue belly, designated X-2, first flew on March 16, 1937, from Welschap airfield, near Eindhoven, Netherlands, piloted by a Czechoslovakia pilot. It was a successful flight lasting for about 20 minutes until landing safely without any problems. Testing continued, and after four flights, some issues did arise on the fifth flight with one of the supercharged Hispano Suiza engines overheating due to a design flaw in the oiling system. Engine damage resulted from insufficient lubrication to the extent of broken parts exiting the exhaust and damaging one of the tail booms. Frustrated with the Hispano Suiza engines’ known issues, Mr. Fokker attempted to add extra oil coolers underneath each powerplant. Still, it had little effect on lowering the temperature, and he decides to replace the engines entirely with the more reliable Pratt & Whitney R-1535 Twin Wasp Junior known as the Fokker G.I “Wasp” version. He also produced the Fokker G.I “Mercury” version for the Dutch, where larger Bristol Mercury VIII engines rated at 850 hp replaces the less powerful and smaller 750 hp Pratt & Whitney R-1535.
*My brother Doug brought to my attention that he noticed in the video the Fokker G.I. X-2 prototype has counter-rotating propellers. I was unaware of that, and I thank him for pointing it out. He also said that he could see the propellers’ rotational direction in the photos of the X-2. The news piqued my curiosity, so let’s have a look into why Mr. Fokker designed it this way, and I’ll discuss it at the bottom of this post.
Mr. Fokker received the first production orders for the G.I “Wasp” from the Spanish Republicans just before the beginning of the Spanish Civil War that started on July 17, 1936, and lasted until April 1, 1939. The Republicans contacted him looking for a good fighter plane for the looming civil war. He told them about a new fighter plane that his design team started working on in 1935 for the French Airforce but later rejected when other French designs seemed more practical. Mr. Fokker saw potential in this new design and continued developing the prototype, referred to as “project 129.” The Republicans, in dire need of a fighter airplane, ordered 26 planes, even before Mr. Fokker could complete a test flight. Because of the signing of the Non-Intervention Agreement in August 1936 that places an embargo against the fighting parties, Fokker suspends the order and focuses his attentions on the upcoming Paris Air Show in November that same year. He did continue to build those 26 aircraft and later told the press that Finland is interested.
Soon after the test flight, the Dutch Army Aviation Group (Luchtvaartafdeeling or LVA) ordered 36 Fokker G.I “Mercury” airplanes and received delivery in 1938 with aircraft registration numbers 300 through 335. This airplane differed slightly from the prototype with the installation of the Bristol Mercury VIII engines. Most importantly, as requested by the LVA, eight fixed 7.9 mm Browning machine guns to be installed in the nose and one moveable 7.9 mm Browning machine gun mounted in the rear. Also, provisions to be able to carry a bomb load of 400 kg if desired.
The Fokker G.I “Mercury” has a wingspan of 17.16 m(56 ft), a length of 10.89 m(36 ft), and an overall height of 3.35 m(11 ft). The unladen weight is 3360 kg(7408 lbs) with a gross weight of 4800 kg(10,582 lbs). It can reach a maximum speed of 475 km/h(295 mph) and a cruising speed of 356 km/h(221 mph) with a service ceiling of 9300 m(30,511 ft). A flight range of 1410 km(876 miles) is possible with full fuel tanks carrying 550 liters(145 gallons) plus 150 liters(40 gallons) in reserve at cruising speed.
The aircraft completed missions in their 3rd and 4th JaVA (Fighter Flight Department) used as a hunting/cruiser airplane. Initially, the Dutch intended to use them as a dive bomber aircraft but decided not to because it performed better configured as a fighter plane. Some testing included fitting dive brakes on aircraft number 302, similar to those found on the Junkers Ju 87 or Stuka, but showed poor results on the Fokker G.I “Mercury.” Other variants included setting up aircraft number 304 as a scout by installing an observation dome or “Bathtub” under the hull, but proved unsuccessful. I can imagine the extra drag and weight created significantly reduced flight performance.
The Fokker G.I “Wasp” version is similar to the “Mercury” version but with the smaller, lighter, and less powerful 750 hp Pratt & Whitney R-1535 Twin Wasp Junior engines. The nose armament is reduced to four fixed 7.9 mm Browning machine guns but still retains the single movable 7.9 mm Browning machine gun in the rear. This airframe is slightly shorter than the “Mercury,” with an overall length reduced to 10.30 m(34 ft) needed to adjust for the center of gravity. The unladen weight diminishes to 3150 kg(6945 pounds) with a decreased gross weight of 4400 kg(9700 pounds). While maintaining a cruising speed of 322 km/h(200 mph), the pilot can expect a flight range of 1580 km(982 miles), and at full-throttle will result in a maximum speed of 434 km/h(269 mph). Both Fokker G.I versions operated with a flight crew of two but had an optional “middle seat” for a third crew member, but rarely used. Through testing, the aircraft performed better with a flight crew of two. Fokker produces 26 G.I “Wasp” aircraft and assigned registration numbers 341 through 365.
Fokker used his proven mixed construction technique in building the G.I with a combination of welded steel tubing covered with removable aluminum panels for the nose armament, front cockpit, and engine nacelles. The fuselage’s rear consisted of a wooden frame covered with thin plywood and Perspex windows, a clear acrylic, hung in aluminum frames. The rear conical turret is capable of turning 360 degrees for the gunner.
Aluminum framing and removable panels form the wing roots and contain the oil tanks along the leading edges and the middle section’s fuel tanks. Fokker also constructs the twin tail booms, horizontal stabilizer, and twin rudders from aluminum. Past the engine nacelles, the outer wing development consists of wooden framing and plywood covering. The wing spars run through the cockpit behind the pilot and fore of the rear gunner turret providing maximum support. Steel frames covered with linen make up all of the controlling surfaces. This mixed construction technique is a standard Fokker process and became characteristic of their cantilever high-winged monoplanes such as the Fokker F.VIII in the late 1920s.
In April 1940, the Dutch Ministry of Defense purchased the remaining 26 Fokker G.I “Wasp” aircraft leftover from the Non-Intervention Agreement signed in 1936 involving the Spanish Republicans. They were supposedly going to Finland after that cancellation but never left the Netherlands. Most were incomplete and stored in multiple hangers in various locations, but the JaVA were able to complete some ready for service in a short time.
In the early morning on May 10, 1940, Germany invaded the Netherlands with the Luftwaffe attacking the Dutch airfields. The battle was fierce and devastating to both JaVa divisions, and on May 14, the Dutch surrender. The Germans seized the remaining Fokker G.I airplanes and were taken into service by the Luftwaffe as testing and training aircraft.
None of the original Fokker G.I survived the war with only a few pieces found not worth saving, but a replica is proudly on display at the Dutch Nationaal Militair Museum (National Military Museum) in Soesterberg, Netherlands. I hope to visit this place someday and enjoy first hand the true beauty of this Fokker design!
*The term “counter-rotating propellers,” is used when a twin or multi-engine aircraft has propeller(s) on one wing that spins in the opposite direction of the propeller(s) on the other side. The primary purpose is to remove any potential issues related to a “Critical Engine” situation by balancing the torque output between the engines along the vertical axis.
The definition of a “Critical Engine” on a multi-engine airplane would be the engine that would cause the most significant impact upon the aircraft’s performance and handling if it were not in operation. A “Critical Engine” does not exist on multi-engine aircraft with counter-rotating propellers that spin towards the fuselage looking at the propeller’s top while seated in the cockpit, like on the X-2. A good reason why Mr. Fokker set up the G.I this way, and I understand his reasoning.
When counter-rotating propellers spin away from the fuselage, the opposite is accurate, and both engines are critical. A prime example is the Lockheed P-38, but I’ll save that for a future post.
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Flash forward to middle-age. The eyesight is worse but not gone, and there was no camp this summer...but I did go shooting, with my husband and two friends. I shot an automatic, a Glock 9, at an indoor firearm shooting range in the suburbs. I shot it exactly twice. The two bullet casings jumped from the gun and pinged me after I shot -- one on my forehead, one on my right thigh. My target (the outline of a human form) was set seven yards away. With my first shot, I hit him just above the breast and under the collarbone on the right side. I had never held or fired a handgun before in my life.
The gun range we visited was in a bland one-storey building near a suburban mall, just off a main drag. The place was packed when we were there, each lane in the range was full and there were folks waiting to get in. Just inside the front door we were confronted by the pre-entry missive, written on a blackboard, declaring proper gun use and lawful gun owners as altogether different from "what happened in Aurora."
We walked down one aisle of ammo, and one aisle of rifles, and then reached the the firearm cases, where we were directed to choose a weapon or two from the 100 on display for use in the range. Then we were told to pick out paper targets. The options: circles, an outline of human form, zombies, a picture of a guy who looked a lot like Freddie Mercury pointing a gun, a picture of a guy who looked like the unibomber holding a white woman at gunpoint, or a big headshot of Osama bin Laden.
When our turn came we set up our targets in two lanes. The guy in the lane to my left had been there a while. He was shooting a semi-automatic rifle of some kind, and the bullet casings, dozens of them, came flying through the break in the wall between the two lanes and popped us all in the shins. His girlfriend stooped behind him while he shot and methodically picked up the rest of the stray casings in his lane. We wore earplugs and headphones, but the sound was defeaning. The smell was overpowering as well.
Shooting an automatic weapon is easy as pie. You don't even look at the target, just at the sight; you line up the line with the circle and pull the trigger. The gun just makes the complete disconnection between thought and action, or action and consequence, seamless and undisruptive.
Everything about the experience -- from entering a building full of guns and ammo to holding an unloaded Glock to loading the gun to firing -- was terrifying on a personal level. This was not so much a fear of something bad happening, though I am sure some of it was in there, but rather a fear of being in a place where people may not understand how to use their power. I sure as hell didn't understand how to use that power. And, generally, as a female survival trait, I don't go to places where lots of men congregate around activities that disconnect them from thought and consequence.
But another fear kicked in after I (quickly) shot those two bullets. I immediately saw the target as a man, and saw the bullet hole I had made in him, and realized that I could have just killed someone.
"So what" the other folks at the range might say, "you'd shoot them in real life if they had it coming, don't kid yourself, it's a dangerous world, you live in a dangerous city." I swear that mantra was playing subliminally in the background at the gun range -- that, and the other subliminal message about white people lawfully protecting their own.
I have had a lot of vehement and sometimes complex opinions about the idiocy of war, violence, and guns as an adult. I have voiced those opinions based on assessment as well as supposition, but not on anything "real." And one could argue I am still in that place, as I will never be a solider or a cop, and have never used, or carried, a gun out in public, outside of the structures and strictures of a gun range.
But I didn't really go to a gun range to have the experience of firing a gun.
I went along to see how it feels, for myself and more importantly for all the others there -- to be in a community, even for an hour or two, of people who get pleasure using guns. Because firing guns is pleasurable, and even fun, to those who "practice" at the range. The sounds, the smells, the companions, the purpose are all pleasurable. Like enjoying your favorite drug, or other things one could name. They do it because they like how it feels.
And the social exchange in that place, as with anyone who is a gun owner, is about that feeling, I know now, not about anything else. There really is no coherent intellectual defense against a thing that people do because they want to have a particular feeling, other than to contain that pleasure-seeking behavior if it infringes on the rights of others in a detrimental manner.
But that is the terrible beauty of (and likely the original intent of the development of) guns. They contain your attention so completely, so quickly; there is no other to even imagine you are infringing upon.
There is just you, and your weapon, and lining up the sights, and squeezing. The only consequence is a blistered elbow. Or a bullet casing tapping you on the forehead, leaving a small smudge of lead above your eyebrow, and then falling gently to the ground.


Pneumatic, BB repeater, .177 cal., single shot pellet. In order to load the 2100, the Repeater Magazine spring must be pulled back and locked into its notch to keep it in place, and then, after loading the BB reservoir, shaking the rifle up and down or in a twisting motion until the magazine is fully loaded, and then snapping the magazine spring back into the normal position. We do not ship products as Cash On Delivery. She found some little round dents in the back of her shelf the other day. Its fairly quiet and can be shot indoors with nothing more than a cardboard box. Crosman Classic 2100B BB/Pellet Rifle Serious business, awe-inspiring style. This gun has anther problem, when load the BB into the hand and you pump, sometimes the cover opens and all the bb fall out.. Additional Information Click on "Add to Cart." After 20 shots this wasn't really an issue, but I also have small fingers as an adult. This gun is also VERY durable. $29.73. Still works awesome, very accurate all season airgun. Am I correct. Game Face™ 25GPB5J : Game Face™ Airsoft Ammo 5,000 Ct. BB 6mm 25g Black . ProsUnlike many pump airguns this one has a metal receiver and having a durable gun for children to use is a huge pro for me. Add to Cart. Light in weight, this full-size powerhouse launches pellets up to 725 fps and BBs up to 755 fps. Before or after working the action, the operator has to work the air pump at least once to shoot the round, but like most multi-stroke pneumatic air rifles, three pumps is usually the minimum for firing a powerful round, depending on the distance the round is being fired. Rifling: Yes. Daisy ShatterBlast Target Stakes & Targets, Crosman Premier Hollow Point .177 Cal, 7.9 gr - 500 ct, RWS Diabolo Basic .177 Cal, 7.0 gr - 300 ct. Click here for California's Proposition 65 warning. Sincerely,
Over all for the price and the Crosman 2100 it's a hell of a product, I like it and I'm going to teach my 10 year old grandson the safety of air rifles and to shoot. I have probably shot thousands of bb’s and almost as many pellets through this thing over the past 30+ years. I guess I shot through the book I used as a backup for my target. It felt cheap out of the box and only last a couple of months leaving me and my son very disappointed. Please let us know if you have any further questions. When your checking out at the sight and there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. The classic 2100 is a full size, pneumatic pump Air Rifle that shoots 177 caliber BBs and pellets up to 755 fps. The Airgun Depot Customer Care Team, hello Do you makes shipments to Argentina? I can keep pellets in 1/2 ' with 3 pumps across the room. Can it be done, and where can I find one. Mine came with a slightly loose barrel where it connects to the receiver.It wont effect accuracy but if you use a scope it will.I was going to send it back but fixed it with my own method I wont share because it requires skill to do.No problem now. Material: Barrel: Rifled Steel. and they hit harder and are far more accurate. If you buy pellets, by lower then 10. grains other wise its like and airsoft gun. The rifle s light enough to carry all day and at over 700 fps packs enough punch for gray squirrel and rabbit. What I like is that you determine the power by pumping...Rat B Gone !!! ProsIt has good power,is easy to cock and bluing is excellent.Good price. The materials are very basic: Muzzle velocity: pellet:725 fps bb:755 fps Yes, it is grooved for 11mm dovetail mounts. Is the crosman 2100 grooved for scope mount? MODEL 2100 CLASSIC AIR RIFLE Pneumatic pump-up rifle, shoots BB's or 177 cal pellets, checkered stock, rifled steel barrel, adjustable rear sight, grooved receiver. I took it to a friend of mine to sight it in, his name is Gary Jones, he is a champion shooter with air hand guns and air rifles. Weight: 4 lbs. This is medium velocity compared to other pellet guns and high velocity compared to other BB guns so it ensures that you have more than enough velocity for pop up tin can or blow up water balloons. Among the airguns on the marketplace shoots on either steel BBs or .177 lead pellets. Our new 2100 is VERY hard to pull breach open/back to load. Pelletier tested the Crosman 2100B air rifle for our airgun blog (click link elsewhere on this page). I unbox and sighting in my new Crosman 2100 Classic.I also test a few .177 pellets to see which is the most accurate.
. The classic 2100 is a full size, hefty competitor that pumps up to maximum velocity, accuracy, and excitement. ConsThe stock is made for smaller people. What is the length of pull. 3 has been enough for rats and I only use 2 on the deer. This Crosman airgun should bring years of fun to the Crosman airgun owner. The Daisy pumps easier, and BB FPS is 800 max compared to 755 FPS max with the Crosman. Take care of it and it will last you for decades. Login to ask someone who bought this product. u can pump it up to 20 times. Pump the 2100B from 3 to 12 pumps, depending on the distance you're shooting. Serious business, serious-style. Crosman 2100 has velocity up to 755 FPS with steel BB and 725 FPS with lead pellet. The materials are very basic: Pellet Velocity: Up to 725 fps BB Velocity: Up to 755 fps that works for me. With 200 BB rounds in the gun's reservoir (17 BBs in the magazine), you'll be shooting for hours without having to reload. Was: $79.95
you can load over 100 bb's into the stock of the gun which you can feed into another chamber which holds about 15 bb's before it runs out. So how does the 2100 stack up as a survival tool? Crosman 2100B Air Rifle
All rights reserved. Love it, highly recommend. It may kill a rabbit or squirrel, but not without a perfect shot and id recommend a lil more power for rabbit. The 11mm dovetail makes scoping the gun an easy project. Michigan) is misleading. But if the deer keep eating my flowers, I'm going to at least 6! Last thing. It has seen maybe 200 pellets of use over the years. And remember, this airgun is not a toy. My dad is 87 and he went to shoot his and it didn't have any bb's in it and he tried to take it apart to reload and now can't get all the parts back together...is there somewhere that I can find any paper work on it? You can, however, have BBs in the buttstock reservoir and shoot pellets at the same time. ConsPumping gets a bit old but I am 70 and I am a bit old too. This .177 caliber BB or pellet rifle has the size, heft and feel of a sporting arm. This particular gun is a rifled barrel. Thanks, Jeff, I suspect the stock is not of wood. After usage by my children it may become loose and dump BBs out. Working the action multiple times will put more ammunition into the barrel, but they will roll out of it because only the first round is magnetically held in place. In Tom Gaylord’s review, he found that with 7.9 grain pellet, the gun only delivered 630 FPS (6.96 FPE) at … It features a blued steel barrel and brown synthetic stock and forend. Please check with your local customs agency for inquires on requirements to purchase. I have a 2100 classic , my question where is the reservoir or where do you load it ? They also need to be affordable to the common man. My Weihrauch only puts a Beeman Crow Magnum pellet out at about 830 fps but it kills squirrels dead. Crosman 2100 B mods Ok, I own a crosman 2100 B, and I have wire brushed the outer barrel, and removed the sights and added a centerpoint 3-9x40 scope, built a simple pvc supressor, and crowned the barrel, does anyone on this subreddit know of any other modifications that can be done to … Using open sights, this gun delivered 10 Crosman Premier pellets (Premiers sold in the cardboard box, not the metal tin) into a 0.539" group at 10 meters. The classic 2100 is a full size, hefty competitor that pumps up to maximum velocity, accuracy, and excitement. Sincerely,
You may order from our website, which will calculate shipping as well as inform you of any possible restriction issues. Crosman Corporation is an American designer, manufacturer and supplier of shooting sport products, with a long-standing presence in airgun design and a tradition of producing pellet and BB guns. 17 $79.76 $79.76 More Info, 2021 Airgun Depot, 12453 S 265 W Suite F, Draper, UT 84020. As of now would not recommend it to anyone. Nowhere near the claimed 800 fps with 12 pumps. thank you, Matias,
this is i OK This air rifle has a five star review. The 2100 Classic is manufactured with adjustable iron sights, but the 2100 Classic also has a dovetail rail for fitting a scope onto the gun. Someone with larger fingers may find this to be problematic. This is medium velocity compared to other pellet guns and high velocity compared to other BB guns so it ensures that you have more than enough velocity for pop up tin can or blow up water balloons. Always carefully follow the safety instructions found in this owner's manual and keep this manual in a safe place for future use. Even though most American States do not regard BB guns as firearms, some states' definition of firearms (i.e. I told her it was the Grand Kids pounding with the hammer. I have even taken full size rabbits with a carefully placed head shot. I don't know what he did with his. Otherwise, the 2100 may try to load both a pellet and a BB. The Airgun Depot Customer Care Team. The open sights provided with the gun seemed like they needed a bit more flexibility. I sited them in with Crosman Competition Wadcutters, which have traditionally performed quite well in my airguns. I am giving this little rifle 5 stars, its not perfect but it pumps to 700 FPS with 10 pumps and that kills rodents and pesty fruit eating ground squirrels I can set up a target in the living room and shoot from my big easy chair, when the wifey is gone shopping. It is worth noting distinguishing features have cut although of the air rifles seem similar in look. I was searching Crossman 2100 to find the optimal # of pumps and found this site. We can ship some items to your area, however some items are restricted from shipping. $399.99. Zip-zero-nada as far as recoil goes. With a metal receiver and a rifled barrel, it's designed for serious shooters. Forearm: Synthetic. A Classic Strong, Accurate pump up BB & Pellet Rifle for Rodents & Targets, low cost, High Quality!! I left out side for a week and i picked up the next day and it was covered in mold. Please read this owner's manual completely. The price is fair and its a lot of fun. crosman 2100 mods fps, The Crosman 2100 air rifle is alot of fun.
Pump the 2100B from 3 to 12 pumps, depending on the distance you're shooting. The 2100 Classic is manufactured with adjustable iron sights, but the 2100 Classic also has a dovetail rail for fitting a scope onto the gun. (There will be a pop up with other items if you want those) Then click "proceed to checkout" if that is everything you want. Sincerely,
Mine has a 3-9x 40mm scope on it. Damn...time flies. pellets while slightly slower(use the lightest pellet if high fps is your thing)don't destroy the rifling
Please contact our International Shipping Department at [email protected] They can answer any questions you might have. don't be afraid to over pump your gun. The Crosman 1377 / PC77 for this review was provided by Pyramyd Air.. Crosman’s 1377 ‘American Classic’ lives up to its name. Features Visible Impact Sights.
Bought a new model 2100 two years ago, installed a good scope and have tried consistently to zero it in on target. In a multi pump the Crosman 2100 Classic .177. My 12 year old has some physical development issues in upper body and is small for his age. Here are the factory specifications. I'm unsure which is the correct information. The variable amount of pumps that can be used to power these guns is nice. Pellets are single shot only. Model Number 2100 Name / Description Classic. And most importantly, the safety must be OFF to fire. Velocity, accuracy and power. Decent quality for the price. At velocities up to 755 fps, this is the highest velocity pump action air … Thanks for contacting us. Traditional multi-pump .177 cal BB/pellet rifle; Shoots pellets up to 725 fps; Shoots BBs up to 755 fps; BB repeater/single shot pellet It could be longer for full sized adults. Is the 2100 a replacement for the classic 766? But the higher fps numbers achieved using super light pellets are meaningless. The very first squirrels I hunted were with a Crosman 2100, back in the 1980s. 1 Design Overview 2 Operation 2.1 Loading 3 Legality 4 See also 5 References 5.1 Manual 5.2 Images The 2100 Classic is manufactured with adjustable iron sights, but the 2100 Classic also has dovetail grooves for … I found that, at 10 pumps, the 2100 launches Crosman Premier 7.9 gr pellets at an average of 620 fps (high 627, low 616). Is the pump action back n forth or do you have to pull it down and up ? I never shot BBs and somewhere along the way the BB door fell off and is gone. Though they may consider .177 caliber spring, gas, or air BB guns not to be firearms, the usual definition is only limited to smooth-bore BB guns, so one should be careful handling BB guns openly as many airguns look very similar to actual weapons and can be mistaken as such by the police. In fact I just dealt with a bird yesterday that was pecking a hole in the side of my house. To put the gun into a fire-ready mode, the operator must work the action fully open, whether or not a round will be fired, and then close the action fully. If pest elimination or hunting is your bag, you can take very small rodents (at close distances) with pellets. How old do you need to be t purchase this item? Length: 39.75 in. Many customers said they could recommend this gun to a friend. The Crosman classic 2100 is a full size, hefty competitor that pumps up to maximum velocity, accuracy, and excitement. Selective pump-up power makes this air rifle suitable in the field or at the range. As both a repeater and a single-shot, this rifle offers adaptability not found in most other airguns. 13 oz. Please Note: You must be 18 years of age or older to order and conform to all laws governing the use and ownership of airguns in your local area. I've owned one since 1995. its not accurate at 60 yards with BBs but you get really small grouping at 30-40 Both BBs and pellets can be used to shoot targets, although steel BBs should never be shot at metal targets and objects. I bought this gun in 1988 to shoot rats in the backyard of our 1st house. Thanks airgun depot. After siting them in I had each set of sights too close to the edge of their ability to actually provide further adjustment. THANKS FOR ATTENTION AND GOD BLESS YOU! Two callibers .177 and .22 would be the most available choices. One of the most versatile airguns on the market, the Crosman 2100B multi-pump pneumatic shoots either steel BBs or .177 lead pellets. ), Always put a single pump in your rifle when you're done shooting to properly seal it from dust & debris. Go to that webpage, where the item you want is. ProsLongevity, much needed exercise (lol), ConsLoading a pellet into the chamber with my big fingers is annoying. As an adult the action where the pellet is inserted (single-shot tray) is small and must be dropped into place rather than placed. Dose this gun have any re-coil? I am sure there is some beat up Enfield or Mosin-Nagant out there with a worse one, but my recent production 2100 had … This allows my kids to pump them up for higher power when hunting and lower power when plinking cans or targets. I use it now to sting deer out of the yard of my current and probably last house. Please let me know if you have any questions. 3-12 pumps (Never pump more than 12 times! The box that the rifle comes in states that the minimum number of pumps is 2 and the maximum is 12. Light in weight, this full-size powerhouse launches pellets up to 725 fps and BBs up to 755 fps. Measurement from the end of the stock to the trigger. Sale Price: $64.95. 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Explosion in beirut: Statement for scientists for the explosion in Beirut!
Yesterday, August 4, the terrible explosion in Beirut , the capital of Lebanon, has become the main topic of the world. After the videos that showed the severity of the explosion spread on social media, many claims and conspiracy theories were made; There was also a nuclear explosion among these theories.
When we watch the shared videos, we see that a big ball of flames appeared in the explosion, and immediately afterwards a large cloud mass went up in the form of mushrooms. This was one of the biggest factors in the development of nuclear explosion theories, but this explosion wave is not nuclear specific.
Finalized: The explosion in Beirut is not nuclear!
Leaving aside the cloud that brings the atomic bomb to mind; Two horrible consequences in the nuclear explosion were not seen in this explosion. A blinding white light and a very high heat wave. If there was a nuclear explosion, only the heat wave would be sufficient for serious burns to occur in living things.
Vipin Narang, who studies nuclear weapons at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Martin Pfeiffer, a PhD candidate who studies human history on nuclear weapons at the University of New Mexico, are among those who confirmed that the explosion was not nuclear.
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Those who Hack and Slash with Deadly Strikes
Fantasy Equal: Drizzt Do'Urden
Favoured By the Race of: Drow (Males only however)
Favoured By the Class of: Fighter
Damage Type: Slashing
It is well known that the weapon of choice of most warriors is the sword. Sure, weapons like the spear and dagger have been used since prehistoric times, but the sword has become a legendary weapon in many a fantasy tales and historic records. Unlike the bow, spear and axe, the sword was solely used for battle and has become synonymous with warfare and military power. So much prestige and honour is associated with the sword, that men were knighted by the king or queen wielding a ceremonial sword. Several phrases are also based on the sword, like ‘the pen is mightier than the sword’ and “live by the sword and die by the sword”.
Through ancient and medieval times and even from the minds of creators of fantasy, the sword has taken on many forms, designs, adornments and sizes. The sword’s origin is from a simple solid shard, known as the dagger. During the Bronze Age, swords were still less than 60 cm long. Were they forged longer than that, the bronze would tend to bend, leaving it unpredictable and yielding when thrusting attempting to stab a target. They then did not yet have the material or then technique to forge greater, superior swords. The Iron Age dawned with the collapse of the bronze producing civilizations. Iron was in ample supply and so followed the forging of iron weapons, which were stronger and harder than their bronze counterparts. The iron sword used by the ancient Greeks is known as a xiphos, where the Romans forged a similar blade known as a gladius; a blade well known for its use by gladiators. During the Middle Ages swords were forged from steel instead. Every single knight and foot soldier wielded a sword, accompanied by a shield and perhaps a bow. A sword mounted on the side of a man’s belt was a common sight, even on peasants, for you never know when you had to fight for your honour, that of a loved one or for your country.
A sword primarily consists of two parts, the blade and the hilt. The bottom, rounded tip of the hilt is known as the pommel and is sometimes decorated with gems or jewels. If you have not noticed yet, I use the sword terminology when referring to or describing a penis, dick or cock, since I find it less obtrusive and a better fit for the theme of this blog. Simply put; blade = penis, tip of blade = head of penis and pommel gem = testes. If you haven’t realized this before, now you know, :).
I’ve chosen a character from the Forgotten Realms as the fantasy connection of Wielders of Slashing Blades. His name; Drizzt Do'Urden. Drizzt is a Drow, which is a proud and exiled race of Dark Elves who predominantly live underground, very much like the Dwarves do. Apart from being proud, the Drow is a destructive race with a dark and interesting culture and religion. The females rule with iron fists and males are seen as peons. Drizzt has forsaken both the evil ways of his people and their home (in the Underdark, in the drow city of Menzoberranzan) and thus is one of very few good aligned Drow that dwell in the Forgotten Realms.
On his journeys across the surface worlds, Drizzt has trained in the ways of the ranger. Rangers of the Forgotten realms are renowned for their skill with the bow as well as wielding dual weapons. Drizzt’s favourite weapon is the scimitar (a type of sword) and he wielded two of them. He became so adapt to using his two blades that it is said they were extensions to his own arms as he thrusted, hacked and slashed at his foes with great speed and precision. His scimitars are nicknamed Twinkle and Icingdeath. Twinkle is his defensive scimitar, and is enchanted to aid his wielder in parrying an opponent’s blows. At its pommel a star shaped sapphire is mounted, which faintly glows blue when it detects danger is imminent. Icingdeath again is his offensive sword (wielded in his right hand) and is enchanted to be keen and chilling. It deals cold damage to creatures of fiery origins and protects its wielder from fire-based attacks. The hilt is forged from adamantite and the blade from silver with a diamond edge.
Below is a gathering of swordsman exemplifying their skill and power with their mighty swords. Engage at your own risk...
“Drizzt Do'Urden is a drow. He stands at about 5′4″, (1.63m) and weighs about 130 pounds (59 kg). His handsome features are sharp and well proportioned and like other drow, Drizzt's skin is black and his stark white hair is long, thick, and flowing. His eyes are a lavender hue (quite different from the drow race's typical red, even when he uses his infravision, which normally causes eyes to glow red) and seem to glow fiercely when he is angry or determined. He normally wears a forest-green cloak that was given to him by the Weeping Friars upon his departure to Icewind Dale, high black boots, and a necklace attached to a white unicorn head, the symbol of his goddess, Mielikki, the goddess of rangers. This symbol was crafted for him by his good friend Regis from scrimshaw (bone of the knuckle-headed trout found in Icewind Dale) . It has been many years since Drizzt first ventured into the surface world, but his vision, accustomed to the pitch-blackness of the Underdark, has greatly adapted to the bright surface world, so now when using his infravision, the images, if held for a prolonged period of time, cause headaches and other strained symptoms. At present he is in the neighborhood of 200 years old, having been born in 1297 DR. It is common knowledge that the average lifespan of a drow can be around 700, but accounting for displacement of the natural drow habitat, it is yet to be seen if his potential lifespan will be reached.”


For Rifle and Pistol Shooters in the United Kingdom
The VAA are affiliated to the National Rifle Association (NRA), Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain (MLAGB) and London & Middlesex Rifle Association (LMRA). Details of these can be found on the Links Page.
The VAA use the following ranges: Bisley, Barton Road, Shrublands, Horsford and Crabbe (Jersey).
Do your club members need access to full bore rifle shooting? Why not contact the Vintage Arms Association (VAA) for further details and become part of a growing family of clubs and ranges associated with the VAA here in the United Kingdom.


A guide to the best guns and accessories available in the country for outdoor shooting.
For the purposes of this article, we’re looking at indoor gun ranges.
The best indoor guns are usually available through lowes, which is why we’re focusing on indoor ranges.
The main advantages of indoor ranges over outdoor ranges are that the range is generally smaller and has a longer range of distances to cover.
Also, the range can be set up more easily.
This is one of the main reasons why the majority of indoor shooting is done outdoors.
When shooting indoors, you are more likely to have a longer, tighter trigger pull than you would on a range.
There are also a few things to consider when buying a range: whether it is open or concealed, and whether it has a range door.
If it is a range, there are also some rules and regulations that apply to it.
In some parts of the country, indoor ranges may not have range doors or gates.
So, whether or not you want to go out and shoot indoors, here are the best indoor gun range deals in the United Kingdom.
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One, notice that the Loganville woman had a revolver with five shots - and that she emptied the revolver.Its a good thing that she was a good shot - not easy under that high of stress levels - believe me. Because if Slater had been armed with a pistol - or a baseball bat, and found himself still functional after she emptied her pistol of its limit of just five shots - that woman might well had not survived, seeing as she would have had to reload. She was armed, apparently trained and just as important, was psychologically prepared to defend herself with deadly force.Successful defense requires that you have the ability to effectively stop the threat.Being armed with a firearms goes a long way toward this goal.About: Atlanta Firearms Training is a three year old business employing Expert or better combat pistol shooters, and ex-military instructors with combat experience.
He allegedly rummaged through the home, eventually working his way up to the attic office. The woman told him to stay down or she’d shoot again.Note that in the Fairburn woman's case, she immediately called 911......the police did not get there in time to prevent her from being shot.This is NOT an isolated incident – this scenario outcome occurs the majority of the time.The city is currently working on a 21-acre development, which will include dining, entertainment, 70 townhomes and a town green.Future tenants for the development include Cinebistro, Marlow's Tavern, Kremo Ice Cream, and Farm Burger.
Being armed and having obtained self defense skills with a pistol so that your actions are intuitive and withstand the high stress levels of dealing with an armed attacker is even better.


After finishing up a few duplicates of previous projects, the time has come to start on a few new ones. I have two new guns on the drawing board that I'll be starting on in the next two weeks. The first will be one last gun from Fallout. After that I am officially retiring from making Fallout weapons. This last weapon will be the Combat Shotgun, pictured below. It should be a fairly quick build since it not a terribly complicated weapon. I expect to be able to knock this one out fairly quickly... hopefully.
The second weapon I'm really excited about. I will be visiting the Gears of War universe and tackling a locust weapon. I'm not going to say which one it will be just yet but I'll post progress as I go. If you're a Gears fan, get excited as this build is going to be "Epic".


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JASPER, IN – Senator Braun has penned a letter to Attorney General William Barr and ATF Acting Director Regina Lombardo to share his concern about the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) practice of relying on non-public standards in its regulation of the importation of ArmaLite Rifle (AR) styled pistols and pistol stabilizing braces.
“Gun-owners and manufacturers want to follow the law, and they can’t when the standards are unclear and communicated through private opinions rather than formal rule-making,” said Senator Braun. “I wrote this letter because law-abiding gun owners shouldn’t have any uncertainty over their Second Amendment rights.”
In 2012, ATF issued guidance which stated the attachment of arm braces to large pistol platforms does not constitute the manufacture of a short-barreled rifle. That standard has been made less clear this year, as private letters to gun manufacturers have indicated ATF considers firearms with a “length of pull” of over 13-1/2 inches that are designed to be fired from the shoulder are short-barreled rifles. In some letters, ATF privately stated that even firearms which fall under the length standard can be classified as short-barreled rifles based on a collection of “indicators,” a list of which has yet to be published.
This letter requests that ATF clearly and distinctly articulate its position on this matter, as a “know-it-when-you-see-it” approach to firearms by the ATF can quickly become a slippery-slope for all legal American gun owners as well as government firearm regulation enforcement.
Joining Senator Braun as co-signers of this letter are Senator James Risch, Senator Mike Lee, Senator Thom Tillis, Senator Steve Daines, Senator John Cornyn, Senator Todd Young, Senator Mike Rounds, Senator Kelly Loeffler, Senator James Inhofe, Senator Josh Hawley, Senator Ted Cruz, Senator David Perdue, Senator Chuck Grassley, Senator Tim Scott, and Senator Marsha Blackburn.


Axe Throwing: The Basics
Axe throwing is an excellent alternative for recreation and exercise. Fun for the family and uniquely compelling, folks throughout the United States have fallen in love with Axe Throwing
In case you’re seeking to give it a attempt we created a list of Fundamental Tips to get you started!
Hatchet throwing could be enjoyed yr round in the back yard or within the woods. For centuries Native Americans and Mountain Males have used axes for hunting, chopping firewood, and protection. Now they can even be used for leisure enjoyable! With these fundamental abilities you’ll be able to study to throw an axe like a pro!
Check your Distance from the Goal
Stand between 12 and 14 toes from the target. You want the hatchet to make one full rotation. Because the hatchet spins, you want it to stick on that complete rotation.
Numerous sizes of axes and hatchets could require you to face additional away from the target. Always use your best judgement!
Remember these 2 Axe Throwing Safety Rules
Don’t throw if someone is in front of you or at least 6 toes from the target. Think of the axe as if it had been a loaded gun. Just don’t point it at folks!
Don’t sharpen your blade to the purpose that you can lower yourself. In case your axe is slicing hairs it may be too sharp for reasonable use!
Grip the Axe Handle Firmly
Hold the handle such as you mean it! Some people think of their grasp as much like a baseball bat. Right here at Buy Axes Online we advocate the “Southern Style” of single handed hatchet throwing. Hold the axe comfortably near the Knob.
The Basic Axe Throwing Approach
Axe Throwing is the sport sweeping the United States!This is the most straightforward technique of throwing an axe. This technique is usually taught to first time axe throwers.
Place both arms firmly towards the knob of the axe. You want to keep the blade completely straight.
Bring the axe over your head. This motion is just like throwing a soccer ball over your head. Lean back a bit, elevate your arms, and draw the axe towards your back.
Rapidly deliver the axe forward. Lengthen your arms forward and release when the axe is nearly horizontal. Apply this part as you improve your ability!
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A crossword with clues relating to the weapons used during world war one world war one statistics a worksheet giving statistical details of numbers of soldiers serving, killed and injured during the war. Submarines were widely used by both sides in world war ii, as they did in the first, as the ultimate weapon of naval blockade, sinking opponents' merchant ships and warships the german u-boats, following success in the first, was a peril to allied navy. However no history of the war would be complete without an overview of the weapons of war, in all their varying forms thus this area of the site provides summary information of the tools by which the armies conducted war, and include many of the innovations war always brings to the development of weaponry.
One of the saddest facts about world war i is that millions died needlessly because military and civilian leaders were slow to adapt their old-fashioned strategies and tactics to the new weapons of 1914. The first successful use of chemical weapons occurred on april 22, 1915, near ypres, when the germans sprayed chlorine gas from large cylinders towards trenches held by french colonial troops. The end of the cold war enabled those former adversaries to agree to ban all chemical weapons of the types that had been developed during world war i (first generation), world war ii (second generation), and the cold war (third generation.
The atomic bomb and the end of world war ii: a collection of primary sources a nuclear weapon of the little boy type, the uranium gun-type detonated over hiroshima it is 28 inches in diameter and 120 inches long. List of infantry weapons of world war i a vickers machine gun in the battle of the menin road ridge this is a list of infantry weapons of world war i (1914-1918. Chemical weapons were first used systematically in this war chemical weapons in world war i included phosgene, tear gas, chlorarsines and mustard gas at the beginning of the war, germany had the most advanced chemical industry in the world, accounting for more than 80% of the world's dye and chemical production.
There were major developments in weapons and communication technology during world war one new weapons and new ways to communicate were introduced that changed the way war was fought. Tank tank is another weapon that was first used during world war i the first prototype was built by william foster & co in britain in 1915 and introduced in the battlefield during the battle of the somme (july 1 - november 18, 1916.
Chemical weapons have been used in at least a dozen wars since the end of the first world war they were not used in combat on a large scale until iraq used mustard gas and the more deadly nerve agents in the halabja chemical attack near the end of the 8-year iran-iraq war the full conflict's use of such weaponry killed around 20,000 iranian. Airplanes underwent many improvements during world war i early war aircraft were not much different in design from the original wright flyer while early air spotters were unarmed, they soon began firing at each other with handheld weapons and even spears. Weapons of war - machine guns the machine gun, which so came to dominate and even to personify the battlefields of world war one, was a fairly primitive device when general war began in august 1914. During world war 1 soldiers discovered the weapons they had been issued were not always best suited for trench warfare proving that necessity is the mother of invention, they adapted. In 1991 articles, barton bernstein and marc gallicchio used this and other documents to develop the argument that concepts of tactical nuclear weapons use first came to light at the close of world war ii.
During the first world war, the british army introduces the first tanks 1942 the manhattan project , the united states' attempt to build the first nuclear bomb , begins under the direction of j. Killing machines: weapons of the first world war the battlefield was a test bed for a range of technologies and weapons that transformed the nature of war and helped shape the 1939-45 conflict. The main weapons and equipment items used by the united states dod members are listed below listing every weapon in the arsenal would not be practical for an article, so this series will cover the highlights, starting with some of the main weapons and equipment used by the infantry and special operations units. World war i is often considered the first true 'modern war', a conflict fought between industrialised countries equipped with modern weapons it saw the rise of powerful weapons such as heavy artillery, machine guns and airplanes - and the decline of 19th century weapons like sabres and bayonets.
On august 6, 1945, during world war ii (1939-45), an american b-29 bomber dropped the world's first deployed atomic bomb over the japanese city of hiroshima the explosion wiped out 90 percent. The below facts and information cover the most important events in world war 1 as they happened, and why the war began in the first place world war 1 began on july 28, 1914 the conflict lasted four years, three months and 14 days, ending on november 11, 1918.
A history of world war one in 10 deadly weapons at the start of the first world war, the major powers had armies steeped in the traditions of the 19th century but (they) were armed with the. From the time of its start until the approach of world war ii, the first world war was called simply the world war or the great war and thereafter the first world war or world war i at the time, it was also sometimes called the war to end war or the war to end all wars due to its then-unparalleled scale and devastation[16. World war i, also called first world war or great war, an international conflict that in 1914-18 embroiled most of the nations of europe along with russia, the united states, the middle east, and other regions.


by Carolina de la Pedraja – Earlier this year, it was brought to the attention of the United Nations Security Council that North Korea clearly “violated (past) resolutions…and of the nonproliferation regime,” when it bragged about the “‘spectacular success’” of its first hydrogen bomb test.” At a meeting on January 6 of this year, the members of the Security Council wanted to create a resolution that acts on previous promises to hinder North Korea’s ability to further its nuclear weapons agenda. The United Nations Security Council consists of five permanent members: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States and ten non-permanent members elected for two-year terms. The Council was enacted in 1970 when the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (commonly known as NPT) was signed. Its purpose is to “prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, and weapons technology, to promote cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, and to further the goal of achieving nuclear disarmament and general and complete disarmament.”
The tyrannous leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, read on state television that the test would “make the world…look up to our strong nuclear country.” However, the United States believes that the initial analysis is not definitive, and some experts are saying that it is possible that Pyongyang “detonated a different type of hydrogen bomb.” The Security Council has previously tried various measures to prevent the recluse state, North Korea, from continuing its nuclear program. These measures have ranged from a luxury goods embargo to a freeze on financial overseas assets and a travel ban, but none have worked. Norsar, a group in Norway that monitors nuclear tests, also found that the seismic readings were not consistent with other atomic bombs, like the ones used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The group also added later that because the test took place underground, it is harder to monitor the radiation and fully determine the type of weapon tested. The United States, Japan, China, and South Korea are all running tests to determine if there is airborne radiation in the region, but none have found evidence of such radiation.
On Saturday, February 13, 2016, United States Congress adopted harsher sanctions on North Korea, in response to the nuclear test coupled with the satellite-bearing rocket that Pyongyang launched this past Sunday. The West sees this rocket launch as “a cover for a ballistic missile test” which also violates the UN’s Security Council resolutions. The bipartisan measure includes imposing sanctions on “any person or entity importing goods or technology or training related to weapons of mass destruction into North Korea, or anyone who knowingly engaged in human rights abuses.” The legislation now goes to President Barack Obama for his signature.
Even if the North Korean test was not on a full hydrogen bomb, with each passing test, the North Korean nuclear scientists collect more data and get that much closer to being able to miniaturize nuclear weapons, which would allow the erratic country “to deploy nuclear weapons on long-range missiles.” Regardless of whether or not it was a full H-bomb, the test itself is still troubling and it got the world’s attention. The White House spokesman, Josh Earnest, stated, “any kind of nuclear test, like the one that North Korea conducted…is provocative and a flagrant violation of the United Nations Security Council resolution,” which is possibly exactly what Pyongyang wanted.
The recluse state of North Korea does not play by the traditional rules which makes it volatile and dangerous. If North Korea does in fact have nuclear weapons, even if not thermonuclear, the result will be catastrophic. Because of the secrecy surrounding North Korea, it is difficult to ever fully know where it stands with nuclear weapons, and despite the United Nations Security Council’s efforts to maintain international peace, the idea of not knowing is terrifying on its own.


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What is the Solo Battle Problem? Solo Battle reflects the mental state of a LightRaider who is fighting alone. The thrust of the Christian life is that we work together to further the Kingdom of God. Solo Battle (SB) is intended to be a penalty for a LightRaider who has gone off on his own and/or is out of the will of the OverLord. But, the problem is that the First Edition Rules have SB in some of the weapon equations. So, the fix is to replace SB with Hope, Courage, or Endurance in those weapon equations.
To use Solo Battle, subtract the LightRaider's Sword of the Spirit rating from all weapon AND damage rolls. The Adventure Master has to think before applying this penalty though. If the LightRaider is the last one standing in a fight or is protecting others, that is not a Solo Battle situation. If he foolishly ran off on his own and got into trouble, then it is.
Check the weapons below to see the new equations (*) and to find some new weapons with Liberated Land prices for all.
The effective ranges of some of the distance weapons have changed. The new ranges are more realistic ( some are longer! ) and assume a relatively flat trajectory. Range can triple if the crossbow, longbow, or shortbow are fired for distance. Of course, the difficulty level of the shot increases as well ;-)
New Weapons and Equations
* - Reworked equations
*Hand-to-Hand Skill=(SC+CO+EN+HO+ST+AG)/6, M, damage 1-5
Arrow: 5 Star for a quiver of 10, D, damage 1-5
Solo Battle – Subtract the LightRaider’s Sword of the Spirit rating from to-hit and damage rolls
Axe, Battle: 3 Tal, Skill=(CO+EN+HE+HO+ST)/5, D, M, 20 feet, damage 1-10
Axe, Hand: 2 Tal, Skill=(CO+2*EN+HO)/4, D, M, 30 feet, damage 1-5
Bolt, Crossbow: 5 Star, D, damage 1-5
Broadsword (2-handed): 1 Crown, Skill=(AG+CO+EN+HE+2*ST)/6, M, damage 1-10 (+2?)
Crossbow: 1 Maren+2 Tal, Skill=(HO+PA+ST+VIS)/4, D, 200 feet, damage 1-5, every other round
Crossbow, one handed: 1 Maren, Skill=(AG+HO+PA+VIS)/4, D, 150 feet, damage 1-5, fires same bolts as crossbow, every other round
Dagger: 1 Tal, Skill=(2*AG+CO+HO+SC)/5, D, M, 25 feet, damage 1-5
Dart, normal: 5 Star, Skill=(2*AG+HO+SE)/4, D, 30 feet damage 1-2, can be coated with poison or tranq
Dart, War: 1 Penny, Skill=(2*AG+HE+HO+SE)/5, D, 20 feet, damage 1-5
Flail: 1 Maren, Skill=(CO+EN+HO)/3, M, damage 1-10
Hatchet: 2 Tal, Skill=(AG+CO+ST)/3, D, M, 30 feet, damage 1-5
*Lance: 3 Tal, Skill=(CO+EN+HO+SE+ST)/5, M, damage 1-10
Longbow: 2 Maren, Skill=(HO+QM+ST+VIS)/4, D, 150 feet, damage 1-5
Mace: 2 Tal, Skill=(CO+EN+HO+SE)/4, M, damage 1-10
Military Fork: 4 Tal, Skill=(CO+EN+SE+SC)/4, D,M, 35 feet, damage 1-10
Net, Melee: 1 Tal, Skill=(AG+CO+MC+SE)/4, M, no damage, can only be used to entangle opponent's weapon. If LR makes successful hit, weapon is entangled. Opponent must make successful hit to untangle, then LR can try to re-entangle.......
*Quarterstaff: 5 Penny, Skill=(AG+CO+EN+HO)/4, M, damage 1-5
Rock: no cost, just pick one up. May also be used for throwing a brick, a chunk of metal, etc. Skill=(HO+CO+SC+AG)/4, D,M, damage 1-5 when thrown, 1-10 for melee, too big for sling, max distance thrown is one square/ST point (with 5 foot squares)
Sais (one in each hand): 2 Tal each, Skill=(AG+CO+HO+VIS)/4, D,M, At the beginning of the battle round, the player must choose to use one or both sais and whether to use them for offense or defense. If thrown, the range for one sais=40', or, throwing two together, range=30'. Damage for using one sais=d5; using two sais, damage=d10. If used for defense, player adds "1" to SF for each sais.
Scimitar: 1 1/2 Crown, Skill=(AG+CO+2*EN+HO)/5, D,M, 25 feet, damage d10
Short Bow: 3 Tal, Skill=(2*HO+ST+VIS)/4, D, 100 feet, damage 1-5
Sling: 4 Penny, Skill=(CO+HO+SC)/3, D, 75 feet, damage 1-5
*Spear: 2 1/2 Tal, Skill=(AG+CO+EN+HO+SE)/5, D,M, 80 feet, damage 1-10
*Sword: 1 Crown, Skill=(AG+CO+EN+HO+ST)/5, M, damage 1-10
Sword, short: 3 Maren, Skill=(AG+CO+EN)/3, M, damage 1-10 (-2?)
Throwing Stars: 5 Penny each, Skill=(AG+HO+PA+SE+VIS)/5, D, damage 1-5, if player ST>4, range=60 feet; otherwise, range=40 feet
War Hammer: 1 Maren, Skill=(CO+EN+HE+HO)/4, D,M, 50 feet, damage 1-10
Whip: 3 Tal, Skill=(AG+CO+HE+HO)/4, D,M, max distance 15 feet, damage 1-5
Descriptions of New Weapons - all others are in the current LightRaider HandBook
Broadsword: A large sword; requires both hands to wield.
Normal Dart: A wooden body with a needle point and feathers to steady it in flight.
War Dart: A larger, heavier and better-balanced metal version of a normal dart.
Hatchet: A very small, balanced hand axe, usually completely made of metal.
Melee Net: Rope mesh made especially for combat, sometimes with metal or rock weights along the edges or at the corners.
Rock: A hand-sized piece of hardened earth or brick.
Sais: Blunt metal rods with curved handguards. These can be used to trap opponents' weapons.
Scimitar: Wide, curved sword that can be thrown. This is a two-handed weapon.
Short Sword: A shorter, lighter version of a normal sword.
Throwing Stars: Sharp edged, well-balanced metal plates of various shapes.
Whip: Long braided leather straps, usually used for herding animals.
Though not weapons, shields can be very helpful:
Buckler +1 Shield of Faith (SF), 1 Tal
Small +2 SF, 2 Tal
Medium (Medieval Knight) +3 SF, 3 Tal
Large (Roman) +4 SF, 4 Tal
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The samurai sword is not basically a relic of the earlier it proceeds to inspire contemporary artists and fans alike. Its elegance and precision serve as a image of the samurai’s unwavering determination to perfection and their unwavering pursuit of mastery. Today, the samurai sword stands as a testament to equally the abundant historic legacy of Japan and the profound impact of artistry and precision in shaping our world. As we delve further into the realm of the samurai sword, we shall uncover its enchanting historical past and steep ourselves in the intricate entire world of its development and symbolism.
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The samurai sword, also recognized as the katana, has a prosperous and storied historical past that dates again hundreds of years in Japan. The origins of this legendary weapon can be traced again to the Heian period of time (794-1185), in which swords ended up mostly curved and motivated by Chinese types. Nevertheless, it was for the duration of the Kamakura interval (1185-1333) that the katana as we know it today actually commenced to just take form.
Throughout this period, Japan was plagued by continuous warfare, and the need for a sword that could be wielded with precision and electricity turned progressively critical. It was in the course of this time that the forging techniques and craftsmanship related with the samurai sword commenced to create. Skilled swordsmiths crafted blades that ended up not only exceptionally sharp but also adaptable, permitting them to endure the rigors of fight.
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I went back for another beating this weekend at the BGSL 3 Gun match, and didn’t come away quite as scarred as last time, when I finished dead last. This time I was 2nd in my squad, 5th in my division out of 15 and 32nd overall out of 56. Still not where I want to be, but way better than last.
The big improvement this time was the shotgun, specifically the loading. I somehow lost track of the caddy I had been using, so resorted to loading out of a dump pouch on my strong side. I had planned to switch from weak hand reloads to strong hand anyway, so I am not sure if the improvement was due to the change in hands or that for some reason I am just better out of a bag than a caddy. Whatever it was, I didn’t find myself ever thinking, “Geez, this is taking forever” when I was reloading my shotgun. My shotgun marksmanship was also better this time around. I faced the Texas star in the very first stage again and was able to knock off all 5 plates in 7 or 8 shots (unfortunately its the one stage I forgot to video so you’ll have to take my word for it). I had one double feed in the speed stage which cost me some time, but I am pretty happy with how quickly I cleared it and moved on. Other than that, the shotgun went from being a boat anchor to something I felt competitive with. Pretty good for just a few dry fire and reloading practice sessions. I may still end up getting a load-2 (not sure my hands are big enough to do a load 4) rig, but if I do I am definitely getting it setup for strong hand reloads.
For rifle, I think I improved slightly, but not much. This was my second match with my Tavor, but the first since I installed the Shooting Sight trigger. Last match I had one slam fire and this time I had two (you can see both in the video below). Not sure if its the trigger or the ammo – I am using wolf primers, which are supposed to be pretty hard. There weren’t any headshot only stages this time (which is what screwed me up last time, specifically miscalculating the mechanical offset) and I did remember the reload on the classification corse of fire, which was a good thing.
Pistol, which I should be good at since its what I practice the most was mostly good, except for stage 1 (3rd stage in the video sequence below). I COULD NOT HIT THOSE DAMN 4 INCH PLATES to save my life. I will have to do a little more live fire practice, I think I still may have a case of pushing shots with recoil.
Another help this time around was my cart. I finally spent a little time in the shop to fully convert the jogging stroller into a 3 gun cart, with a dedicated rack for the guns and a platform for my bag and cooler. I used mostly scrap wood and stuff lying around the shop to prototype and field test it. I have a few tweaks to make, but generally I was happy with the design. It let me keep all my gear better organized and have a good place to keep all my stuff moving from stage to stage as well as to prep at the stage.
Only one more chance to shoot 3 gun this year if I can get a spot in the match. I will probably use this coming weekend’s IDPA match to help improve my pistol a bit for the next 3 gun match. It’s nice to be match director sometimes! 😉
Quick stage breakdown notes (leave a comment if you see anything else I didn’t notice):
- On stage 6 (first in video sequence)
- I scanned past a steel shotgun target and had to go back for it.
- I also brought the shotgun back up for some reason after hitting the last target – not sure if I thought I needed to take another shot or what. Then I bobbled getting the safety on. At that point, I should have just dumped the last round into the berm so I could drop the shotgun into the barrel without worrying about the safety.
- I bobbled the rifle reload a bit – I was trying to hit the bolt hold open button on the Tavor, not remembering that it was already closed since it was a tactical reload.
- On stage 5 (second in video sequence)
- I should have known I was going to be in trouble with pistol after this stage and slowed down on the next one some more. Not too bad, but those first pistol shots are hits I should have made. (I did end up winning this stage in my squad…by .317 seconds ;-).
- On stage 1 (third in video sequence)
- This stage cost me a better finish. I should have known it was not going to be my best when right out of the gate I had a failure to fire. The rest of the rifle component was OK (I think I did have one target with only one on paper – the other hitting a little low in the hard cover…mechanical offset bites me again). At the end, not only did I eat up all kinds of time missing the 4″ steels at the end, I ran through all of my pistol ammo and didn’t have enough left to even engage the very last target, taking a 15 second penalty right there. What really burns is that this was a memorization stage and I remembered to engage (and actually got hits on) all the “hidden” targets.
- On stage 2 (fourth in video sequence)
- Not too much to say about this one. I had the double feed after my second shot, which I think I cleared pretty well that then caused me to have to add one more to take my last shot. I guess I could have been a little bit faster on that last reload and just thrown the shell into the ejection port instead of loading the tube and cranking it into the chamber.
- On stage 3 (last in video sequence)
- Nothing much here either. This is my second slam fire, causing a feed issue that I had to clear out at the second rifle position. I ran through the stage plan exactly how I had it mapped out in my head,with the exception of an ever so brief pause at an opening I knew I didn’t have to stop at, so that’s always a bonus.


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