|EQ Fan Article by Simon Pagano
Equilibrium Firearms List
All the Grammaton Clerics use fully automatic Beretta 92FS pistols with
longer barrels and styled barrel weights. There also some little
touches to them like the ‘T’ of the Tetragrammaton being engraved on
the front of the barrel weight and the trigger guard has been
straitened out to make them look cooler. The Tetragrammaton muzzle
flash is not possible to do in real life. In real life Beretta 92’s are
chambered for 9mm, but I don’t think they were meant to be portrayed as
Beretta’s in the film, but more as “fantasy guns”.
*SIDE ARM OF THE GRAMMATON CLERIC,
THE BERETTA 92FS*
The resistance fighters have 7.62mm AK47 rifles, 9mm Uzi SMG’s and a
couple of 7.65mm Skorpion vz.61 SMG’s.
*EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE, THE AK47*
*SKORPION (FRONT) UZI (BACK)*
The resistance leader “Seamus” has a 12g Remington 870 shotgun with no
stock, and topped with what is either an Aimpoint red dot sight or a
tactical light. The fighter that gets wasted coming out of the doors
also has a Remington like Seamus’ but with no scope/light.
*SEAMUS STRAPS UP WITH HIS
Some sort of full sized Glock is the sidearm for the SWAT police, this
is the pistol that Marry pulls on Preston, but is stopped by the
officer that she took it from.
*MARY TAKES A SHOT AT PRESTON WITH
A STOLEN GLOCK*
Most of the Sweepers use Beretta AR70 5.56mm assault rifles, there on
the streets, in the puppy shootout and in the pistol wiping sequence
and various other places in the film.
*SWEEPERS STAND GUARD WITH THE
ALMOST FORGOTTEN BERETTA AR70*
All the police at the start have Heckler and Koch G36 5.56mm assault
rifles. Brant also uses one in raid in the nether and all the Sweepers
in the “hall of mirrors” at the end use them as well. The shorter
variant of the rifle, the G36K also makes an appearance with some
Sweepers when we first see DuPont and is also seen with two of the
Sweepers in the puppy shootout.
*THE COPS PACK THE G36, THE SEXIEST
ASSAULT RIFLE EVER!*
The shotguns that the police have are Remington 870’s with vertical
fore grips. At the start they have tactical lights under the barrel but
at the puppy shootout they are on top like Seamus’ shotgun.
*SWEEPER ABOUT TO GET DRILLED BY
HIS OWN REMINGTON 870*
The most widely used sub machine gun for all the police is the Walter
MPL 9mm, there seen just about everywhere in the second and third raids
in the nether, the Sweeper Captain has one as well. Though there are
some other police that are using Heckler and Koch MP5 9mm SMG’s as
well, one of the Sweepers doing a drive by uses the shorter MP5K
*SWAT DUDE PACKING A WALTER MPL –
GET THAT FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER!*
*COPS ADVANCING IN ON RESISTANCE
The gun that is used to kill the dogs is a Walter WA2000 Sniper rifle
with no scope.
*THE INNOCENT PUPPIES GET EXECUTED
BY A WALTER WA2000 :’( *
The Sweepers in the white suits have FN P90 5.7mm SMG’s.
*WHITE SWEEPERS AND THEIR NEW FN
I don’t know what kind of revolver the resistance leader uses to try to
kill Preston with, my guess is that it’s some sort of compact .38.
*IF ANYONE KNOWS WHAT IT IS PLEASE
Often mistaken as a Goof: In the scene where the police arrest
Preston's wife, it appears that Preston takes a Colt M4 rifle from one
of the police and than points the same weapon at another's
throat. But if one is not watching closely it seems that the M4
has changed to a Beretta AR70 rifle.
Here is what actually happens...(thanks to ClericWolf)
takes the M4 from one Sweeper, uses said M4 to smack another Sweeper's
Beretta AR70 out of his hand and into Preston's own.
Not a goof.
2: Preston is THE BADASS.


The US Navy is planning Arctic exercises in the Spring of 2014. US subs routinely ferry between Atlantic and Pacific Oceans via the Arctic Ocean.
As reported by AP, Rear Adm. Kenneth Perry, commander of all U.S. attack submarines based on the East Coast, said in an interview that the exercises offer vital training in a strategically important area with harsh, frigid conditions that present challenges unlike any other ocean. U.S. maritime strategy is founded on ensuring it can go where it needs to go “without a permission slip” and the submarine is the only vessel that can operate year-round in the Arctic. But he described the relationship with other nations there generally as one of cooperation.
The U.S. attack submarines on the East Coast are based in Groton, Conn.One of the Virginia-class attack boats is being prepared for the next Ice Exercise. Each sub has a crew of 120 enlisted men and 14 officers.
The US Navy just launched its latest Virginia-class sub the U.S.S. North Dakota. The North Dakota is the first in the third block of eight Virginia-class submarines the Navy is ordering. It is the first to have a redesigned bow with a new sonar array and two larger payload tubes instead of 12 individual vertical launch missile tubes. The design was simplified to save about $100 million per submarine. The North Dakota will join the fleet and officially will become the USS North Dakota when it is commissioned in May.
In 2011 the USS Connecticut and the brand-new Virginia-class sub New Hampshire sailed north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, for one of the Navy’s infrequent “ICEX” exercises, begun after the submarine USS Nautilus, in 1958, became the first undersea boat to reach the North Pole.
There is little economic in the North impact from submarine exercises. These ships spend their time underwater and can stay submerged for months at a time. Who knew there were subs under there ?


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Injuries: If you suffered injuries after shooting a Remington model 700, you may have a claim for compensation.
Dozens of injured hunters and grieving families have filed lawsuits against Remington, claiming the gun manufacturer’s 700 rifle has a defective trigger.
Despite a recall for more than 7.85 million rifles, Remington continues to deny that its Walker Trigger Assembly is defective. Our injury attorneys can help.
In production for 55 years, the Remington Model 700 has become the world’s most popular bolt-action rifle, CNBC reports, selling over 5 million models for the North Carolina-based arms manufacturer.
Here is the 60 minute special on the Remington 700, that aired on 2/19/2017: http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/the-remington-700
But as thousands of hunters and target shooters have learned, Remington’s successful rifle may be marred by a serious safety defect. Dozens of personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits claim that the gun’s trigger assembly is defective, allowing the rifle to fire without a trigger pull. Hundreds of injuries and at least two dozen deaths have been linked to Remington’s Walker trigger assembly, a firing mechanism first introduced to the public nearly 69 years ago.
Remington, on the other hand, continues to maintain that the Walker trigger assembly is safe. Previously-confidential court documents tell a different story. In 2014, the company agreed to settle a massive class action lawsuit, in which Remington gun owners argued that the allegedly-defective trigger had made their fire arms worthless. While the settlement agreement has yet to be approved by the Court, unsealed case documents published by Public Justice appear to reveal the damning truth behind Remington’s decades-long effort to hide the Model 700’s serious defects.
Over the last 70 years, Remington executives repeatedly fought over whether the rifle should be recalled entirely. Thousands of gun owners submitted complaints about unintentional firings, results corroborated by Remington’s internal testing. Numerous company engineers, including the Walker assembly’s original inventor, proposed safer trigger designs.
These measures, however, which safety advocates say could have saved dozens of lives, were never implemented. Instead, the company chose to settle personal injury lawsuits quietly, paying out millions of dollars to gun owners and families in confidential settlements.
Remington’s class action settlement is offering free repairs to many gun owners. It does not cover cases involving personal injury or death. Gun owners and families who have been harmed by one of Remington’s allegedly-defective rifles are filing individual lawsuits against the company, pursuing substantial financial compensation. Dozens of Remington lawsuits have already been filed over severe injuries, along with wrongful death claims involving the loss of a loved one.
The Walker trigger assembly, first introduced to the American market in 1948, features a unique design. In order to eliminate trigger shock and decrease the trigger’s movement, the Walker fire control system is outfitted with a “trigger connector.” Held in place by a single spring, the trigger connector supports the assembly’s sear, which holds the firing pin steady until the trigger is pulled.
At least, that’s the trigger connector’s function in theory. In practice, some experts say that using a separate trigger connector makes the Walker fire control unreasonably dangerous. Since the connector isn’t actually attached to the trigger, the two pieces can separate, creating a gap for moisture, lubricants, debris and manufacturing artifacts to collect. This can throw off the alignment between the trigger and sear, meaning that, under certain circumstances, the rifle could fire without the trigger ever being pulled.
Remington learned very early that the Walker fire control group could pose a “very dangerous” situation. As W.E. Leek, a Remington Test Engineer, wrote in 1947, “there is evidence […] that the Connector, Safety Cam and Sear are not within design limits. This situation can be very dangerous from a safety and functional point of view.” Leek noted several instances in which a rifle had been made to fire simply by pushing the safety to its “off” position.
Before the Walker trigger assembly was ever put into use, the firing mechanism’s own inventor, Merle “Mike” Walker, had already become worried about the trigger’s safety. In fact, Walker proposed what he considered a “safer” trigger while the firing mechanism that would ultimately take his name was still in testing. His revised design, along with two other proposed solutions, were rejected by Remington executives over cost concerns, a fact only revealed when Walker’s taped court depositions were released in 2015.
Despite its inventor’s unease, the Walker trigger assembly was introduced to the public in March 1948, as a component of Remington’s Model 721. Only six months later, the company had already been notified of three incidents in which the rifle’s safety had malfunctioned, allowing the gun to fire while the safety was moved to its “off” position. While Remington executives noted that, in light of customer complaints, the company’s “potential liability” had been “somewhat” increased, Model 721 would stay on the market for decades. Likewise, the Walker trigger assembly remained in use, without any substantial changes, for another 58 years.
Remington’s knowledge of potential safety issues, however, did not end in 1948.
Nearly five years later, a member of the company’s Arms Research and Development Division noted the results of a study on Model 721’s quality and endurance, which found a 2% malfunction rate. As S.M. Alvis, then-Manager of Remington’s Arms Division, wrote, “we believe that everyone will agree that a 2% malfunction rate in a bolt action gun of this type is too high.”
Even so, the Walker fire control wasn’t discontinued. Soon, even Remington dealers were submitting their own fixes to the company. On June 18, 1957, a Mr. Shorten of Weatherford, Texas sent Remington his own modified version of the Walker trigger and gear assembly, now featured in both 721 and 722 rifles. Mr. Shorten, an “outside inventor” and operator of the Shorten Gun Shop, had already adjusted several Remington rifles for customers who said their guns had fired “when the bolt was closed or the safety was released.” Shorten’s refashioned trigger assembly was forwarded to the desk of S.M. Alvis, but there is no information on whether or not Remington’s Manager of Arms Research and Development ever considered the potential solution.
In the following years, Remington’s Walker trigger assembly became one of the company’s go-to options for new fire arms. When the Model 700 bolt-action rifle was introduced in 1962, it featured a Walker firing mechanism, the same trigger that thousands of owners across the country say allows the gun to fire without a trigger pull. The Model 700 was a resounding success for Remington, and continues to outsell every other bolt-action rifle on the market.
Today, Remington calls the Model 700 “America’s favorite bolt-action of all time.” A modified version of the Model 700 has served as the US Army’s standard sniper rifle since 1988. The Marine Corps’ M40 Sniper Weapon System is also an augmented Model 700. The US Border Patrol and Navy use Remington’s Model 700 rifles, as do the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and military outfits in Malaysia, the Philippines, Australia, Indonesia and Pakistan. Police departments across the country have come to rely on the Model 700 as well.
Surprisingly, the fire arm’s potential dangers were highlighted in popular publications early on. In a 1968 rundown of several “long-range precision” rifles, product reviewers at Consumer Reports wrote:
“the Remington 700 […] exhibited a potentially dangerous flaw as first tested. There was so little clearance between the trigger and the trigger guard that when the trigger was pulled with the safety on (something you or a friend might do when sighting down the rifle or trying it for feel), the trigger sometimes failed to return to its forward position. And with the trigger in the back position, the rifle would fire without warning the next time the safety was moved to the fire position. The malfunction persisted for more than 100 firings before the trigger wore in and performed normally. An unwary buyer might have caused a serious accident by then.”
The bad press didn’t slow down Remington’s sales, though. The Model 700 bolt-action rifle ultimately became a staple among hunters, as well as military and police forces around the globe.
Within the company, however, reports of apparently-defective Model 700 rifles continued to pile up. During the 1970s, a company official named C. Prosser, who had been tasked with examining fire arms returned by customers, filed multiple reports on Model 700 rifles that had supposedly fired without a trigger pull. These internal reports, made public for the first time by Public Justice, invariably describe the examined rifles as being in “good” or “new” condition.
Prosser did find one potential problem, though: many of the rifles had begun to accumulate metal chips or shavings, which sat between the trigger connector and sear, a piece that holds the rifle’s bolt back until an appropriate amount of pressure is applied to the trigger. These bits of metal, Prosser theorized, could be causing the trigger’s to malfunction, at least in some rifles.
In 1973, Remington suffered a major setback. Australian police, acting under the authority of the country’s Department of Customs and Excise, had seized four shipments of Model 700 and 541S bolt-action rifles.
The problem, according to Australian officials, was that Remington’s fire arms were installed with an “unsafe trigger mechanism.” The authorities refused to release the rifles until Remington had addressed the problem. Shortly thereafter, every Remington Model 700 exported to Australia featured a new “trigger screw lock screw,” an additional safety measure intended to prevent inappropriate adjustments to the trigger. This change was never implemented in rifles that remained in the United States.
By 1975, Remington had established an internal classification system for failures and malfunctions that could affect the company’s rifles:
Where Model 700 was concerned, the company’s own internal testing led to much the same conclusion as had reports from customers. In one four-month period, between December 26, 1974 and April 29, 1975, Remington’s own testing teams experienced 47 separate failures involving the Model 700 rifle. In 46 of these cases, the gun had unexpectedly fired due to a problem with its safety.
Despite these test results, which seemed to confirm reports received from members of the public, Remington’s internal communications continued to deny that the Model 700 rifles, or their trigger mechanisms, had been made unsafe due to a design or manufacturing defect.
In a memo dated February 22, 1979, company gun inspector E.F. Sienkiewicz notes that “hundreds of people owning Model 700 and other model firearms have contacted Remington alleging that their guns have fired when pushing the safety from on safe to off safe position without touching the trigger.” Upon examination, however, Sienkiewicz had found no evidence of “factory defects.” Instead, every problem was due to a customer’s “tampering” with the rifle, adjusting screws, modifying the trigger or using an excessive amount of oil.
Depositions given by Derek Watkins, Remington’s Director of Research and Development, suggest otherwise. In an oral deposition taken on November 10, 2010, Watkins admitted that bolt-action rifles installed with a trigger connector had fired, in the absence of a trigger pull, between 100 and 200 times during the company’s own gallery tests.
Remington engineers soon began to experiment with various alternative trigger designs, hoping to eliminate the dangers posed by the Walker assembly’s trigger connector. One idea, cited as the “ultimate safety” by a company designer, involved a “Trigger Block,” which would prevent the trigger itself from moving until the safety was released. Another proposal would simply eliminate the trigger connector entirely, creating a solid one-piece trigger. These plans were revisited throughout the 1980s, but never implemented.
In 1982, the Walker assembly’s original inventor, Mike Walker, even pleaded with company executives, writing: “please don’t bring out a new bolt action without a fool proof safety.” Remington’s engineers continued to work on the problem, including a number of safety upgrades that replace the Model 700. By 1985, revisions to the fire control had reached the “final design stage,” according to reports from the company’s Firearms Business Team. The new design, explicitly intended to “eliminate the ‘fire on safety release’ malfunction,” never came to fruition.
All the while, Remington continued to test existing Model 700 rifles, including a series of examinations that found that a number of fire arms could be “tricked,” with the safety remaining in an intermediate position between “safe” and “fire.” Meanwhile, customer complaints piled up. In 1990, Supervisor of Remington’s Product Service Division J.A. Stekl opined in a memo that “the number of Model 700 rifles being returned to the factory because of alleged accidental firing malfunctions is constantly increasing” [emphasis added]. The previous year, a total of 170 Model 700 fire arms had been returned for examination due to various accidental firing incidents.
Nearly 50 years after the rifle was first introduced to the US market, Remington finally hired an independent laboratory to investigate the Model 700’s unintentional firing issue. The investigator commissioned by Remington, H.P. White Laboratory, reported that at least one of the examined rifles had ” ‘fired’ inadvertently with the release of the safety.”
Over the next decade, Remington would receive thousands of customer complaints involving accidental firings. Between 1992 and 2004, internal records show that the company received 3,273 such complaints – around five complaints per week. The majority involved a rifle firing on safety release.
Soon after, Remington revisited the idea of scrapping the Model 700’s trigger assembly for a safer design. In 1995, the company entered into a Fire Control Business Contract, with the express intent of “add[ing] design characteristics that enhance the safety attributes of our firearms.” After almost 50 years of consideration, it looked like Remington was finally ready to create a safer fire control, one that wouldn’t accidentally fire. There was just one catch. Implementing the new design would cost Remington between $6 to $8 per rifle. It would take another 11 years for the company to finally adopt an updated design for the Model 700’s trigger.
At the same time, Remington was busy defending itself against personal injury lawsuits. From 1993 to 2006, the company faced at least 34 lawsuits involving gun owners or bystanders who had been severely injured or killed after an alleged firing mishap. Counting both settlement agreements and court awards, the company paid out nearly $18.5 million to resolve these claims.
In 2006, the Model 700 got a new trigger. Equipped with a “Safety Pivoted Link,” the assembly was designed to block movement in both the trigger and the sear, preventing the possibility of a misfire when the gun’s safety is released. In effect, Remington had finally heeded the advice given by Mike Walker, the trigger’s inventor, back in 1948.
But Remington’s new trigger, the X-Mark Pro, has its own problems. As the company announced in 2014, every Model 700 and Model Seven installed with an X-Mark Pro (XMP) trigger manufactured between May 1, 2006 and April 9, 2014 jas been recalled. Apparently, the trigger’s manufacturing process created a risk of unintentional discharge. A Remington investigation discovered that some X-Mark Pro triggers had been assembled using too much bonding agent.
While the company maintains that X-Mark Pro trigger assemblies are not defective in design, NBC reports that the company “admits” that some Model 700 and Model Seven bolt-action rifles “may have a manufacturing defect that could cause them to fire without a trigger pull.” Remington has offered a free repair to every owner of a recalled rifle.
Remington’s settlement agreement, which has yet to be approved, is extremely complicated. In most cases, gun owners will be eligible for a free repair, in which their fire arm’s trigger assembly will be replaced. The settlement covers a myriad of fire arms, including some models that have already been covered by previous recalls issued by Remington:
Some affected fire arms are considered too old to retrofit with new trigger assemblies. In these cases, owners will receive a voucher code toward future purchases in Remington’s online store:
As we mentioned, the settlement has not yet been approved. The settlement’s final approval hearing is scheduled for 1 pm on February 14, 2017 in Courtroom 8C of the Charles Evans Whittaker Courthourse in Kansas City, Missouri. If approved on that date, gun owners will have another 18 months to file a Claim Form and receive their benefits.
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Finding a good 9mm pistol is never as easy as one might think. It is quite a difficult task to find a good weapon that is affordable yet not compromising the quality of weapons. However, with the help of the internet, things have become a lot easier and with the help of this blog, you can find the best compact 9mm under $400.
The CZ-P-07 Duty is a joint venture of Dan Wesson Firearms and CZ. The CZ-P-07 Duty is a gun made for the military service. Let’s read more to find out more about the pistol. If you have decided that you need a handgun for protection, you need to take the time and find the best gun for your needs. A compact 9 mm handgun is an excellent weapon to use for protection, and these handguns are easy to find and are affordable.
The 9mm is one of the most popular calibers for concealed carry. If you are looking for a best concealed carry handgun, then 9mm is the place to start. A good 9mm handgun can allow you to carry a firearm that is easy to conceal and gives you the option of carrying more rounds in a magazine. You do have options when it comes to 9mm handguns and we are here to talk about one of the best best compact 9mm handguns under $400
Our Recommendation For The Best Compact 9mm Under $400
This blog will guide you through the top three choices for a compact 9 mm handgun. There are a lot of choices, but finding the best option doesn’t have to be difficult. Finding a top-quality 9mm that perfectly fits your budget is not an easy task. There are many 9mm handguns available in the market, but not all of them are worth your money. 9mm is a popular caliber for a lot of reasons, including its performance and price.
If you are searching for the best compact 9mm, then the specifications that you should consider are the caliber, action, standing, grip, capacity, and type. Here is a list of the 5 best compact 9mm for under $400.There are many compact 9mm handguns in the market. But CZ-P-07 Duty is the best 9mm handgun that money can buy. The CZ-P-07 Duty is a classic example of a rugged handgun with a classic design that comes in a high-quality build.
Taurus G2C 9mm Pistol
Taurus G2C 9mm Pistol is much more than just a compact pistol. A single-stack 9mm, the G2C packs 7 rounds into an ultra-compact, lightweight firearm that is extremely easy to carry. This incredible value is loaded with features like the Taurus external extractor with loaded chamber indicator, a visual and tactile loaded chamber indicator and an ambidextrous manual safety.
The Taurus G2C is the smaller of the two pistols in Taurus family of micro 9mm’s. Weighing in at less than 18 oz, the G2C packs more features than most would expect from a subcompact 9mm gun. A 3.2” barrel allows for easy concealment and 7+1 capacity gives the gun a respectable edge in firepower over many other similar sized guns. The G2C also features standard Taurus safety’s, and a manual safety that can be engaged with the trigger is pulled.
The Taurus G2C 9mm Pistol features a lightweight polymer frame, which makes it much easier to carry and handle. The polymer frame decreases the overall weight of the pistol, making it very comfortable to carry at all hours of the day. A big problem with other pistols is the amount of recoil that you experience when firing the gun, especially if you are a new shooter. The Taurus G2C 9mm Pistol features a straight backstrap that allows comfortable recoil management, giving you the chance to improve your shooting skills.
Ruger Security 9 Compact Handgun
The Ruger Security 9-Compact Handgun is a 9mm lightweight compact pistol. It features a rugged, reliable and lightweight aluminium frame with a black, hard coat anodized finish. The slide is machined from high-grade stainless steel. The pistol features a high-profile, hawkish sight, a soft grip black polymer grip, and a 5-round magazine. The pistol has a snag-free hammer and crisp double action with a light pull weight. It also offers a complete magazine disassembly tool for easy maintenance. It is ideal for concealed carry and home defense.
The Ruger Security-9 is a compact, striker-fired 9mm Luger pistol with a 3.12″ barrel and an 8-round magazine capacity. It features a high-strength polymer frame with a black, through-hardened, alloy steel slide and barrel. The Security-9 pistol has an ambidextrous, trigger-block, manual safety and an internal trigger bar interlock and comes with both flush and extended magazine floor plates. Ruger Security-9 pistols are designed to meet the needs of today’s personal and home protection, law enforcement, and military shooters.
Engineered with the same attention to detail and quality as the legendary Ruger American Pistol. The Ruger Security-9 Compact is the newest addition to the Ruger American Pistol line with improved ergonomics and ambidextrous slide stop levers, finger grooves and a milled slide and frame. The Security-9 Compact features a checkered polymer grip and four interchangeable palmswell inserts for optimal hand-fit and a reversible backstrap for a custom fit for different sized hands.
Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380
Ideal for personal protection, concealment, and target shooting, the M&P BODYGUARD 380 is designed to fit a wide range of hand sizes. Chambered for .380 Auto ammunition, the lightweight pistol features a high-strength polymer frame with a black, durable, corrosion resistant finish, coated stainless steel slide and barrel. Both models feature a 2.75 inch barrel, which contributes to an overall length of 5.25 inches and an unloaded weight of only 12 ounces making it comfortable for all-day carry.
Smith & Wesson’s M&P Bodyguard 380 is a single-stack, polymer-framed pistol that’s chambered for .380 ACP ammunition. It has a 2.75″ barrel and a 7.25″ overall length. It weighs just 17.6 ounces unloaded and features an integrated Crimson Trace laser sight, which has a separate on/off switch on the front guard. The Bodyguard is fitted with Smith & Wesson’s adjustable, white-dot sights, and it comes with two magazines.
The Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380 is a micro-compact, lightweight handgun made for concealed carry. It’s a semi-automatic pistol that can hold 6 rounds of .380 ACP ammunition and is designed for concealed carry. The M&P Bodyguard 380 has a polymer grip, stainless steel barrel and slide, and an integrated Crimson Trace laser for sight.
Mossberg MC1sc Handgun
The Mossberg MC1sc Pistol is the ultimate in concealable weaponry. It’s lightweight, has a clean trigger pull and a highly-compact design for ease of use. The MC1sc is ultra-compact for concealed carry and offers the ballistic advantage of the 9mm cartridge in a platform similar to the popular Micro Compact pistol. The MC1sc has a 2.75-inch barrel that is locked into the frame. It has a manual, external safety and is striker fired.
The MC1sc has a smooth trigger pull that is conducive to accuracy, while the textured grip frame provides a comfortable and confident hold. The MC1sc has a magazine capacity of 6+1 rounds and comes in a variety of different color and frame combinations to meet your style and concealment needs. Mossberg MC1sc is your safety net when it comes to effective home defence. MC1sc is the perfect gun for a house alarm system, because its motion sensor detects any movement and activates the pump action shotgun.
MC1sc is ideal for the home. Protect your loved ones and keep the peace. Mossberg MC1sc is equipped with the most modern technology, which ensures the safety of this weapon. The MC1sc is a subcompact 9mm pistol designed to provide personal protection and is conveniently sized for carry. Featuring a 3.4-inch barrel in a slim, concealable design, the MC1sc is well suited for everyday carry and small enough to fit in the most compact of purses. It features a smooth trigger pull for consistent firing action, accuracy and safety.
SCCY CPX Handgun
The SCCY CPX-2 is a semi-automatic pistol designed for personal defense, ready for all conditions, with an ultra-reliable cycling system that makes it ideal for outdoor shooting. It has a modern polymer frame and lightweight slide, with three-dot sights for quick target acquisition. The CPX-2 has a comfortable ergonomic grip, integrated accessory rail, super-slim profile and 11-round magazine capacity. The safety features a slide lock and the trigger safety is a decocking lever, so it is double action only.
The SCCY CPX-2 Handgun is a very compact, easy to conceal handgun. With an overall length of just 5.5 inches and an unloaded weight of only 12.6 ounces, the CPX-2 packs a lot of gun into a very small package. It has a uniquely shaped grip with a noticeably aggressive texture that results in a gun that points very naturally. The CPX-2 has a large trigger guard and an available ambidextrous manual safety that allows the gun to be carried in cocked and locked mode.
The SCCY CPX-1 is a brand new single-action, semiautomatic pistol with a heavy-duty steel slide that exceeds the rigorous requirements of the demanding American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z-mark for safety and performance. The CPX-1 is designed to withstand the daily rigors of professional or personal use. Their highly-trained engineers used innovative design and precision manufacturing processes to create a handgun with the ideal balance of power, safety, size and weight.
Smith & Wesson M&P 9 Shield EZ
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Smith & Wesson’s M&P Shield EZ is the ultimate concealed-carry pistol. This subcompact pistol features a slim, dehorned profile making it easy to grip and hold, while the striker-fired action delivers a sure shot every time. The M&P Shield EZ offers professionals and sport shooters the simplicity of a straightforward design combined with the custom features demanded by serious shooting enthusiasts. The M&P Shield EZ is a great pistol for both personal protection and sport shooting.
Smith & Wesson’s M&P Shield EZ Semiautomatic pistol has everything you need in a great personal protection weapon. This lightweight full-sized handgun weighs just 20.30 oz. and has a comfortable, ergonomic design to fit any hand size. It has a 3.1 inch barrel with a short, consistent trigger pull to fire every time you squeeze. The EZ also boasts a striker status indicator so you can see if your gun is loaded. The internal manual safety keeps the gun from firing at the wrong time. A 6-round magazine allows you to carry lots of ammo without weighing down your pocket.
If you are in the market for a subcompact 9mm, then you may want to check out the Springfield XDS. It is a lightweight handgun that is made from polymer material. It only weighs around 12.7 oz. and has a slim profile. It is easy to conceal and easy to use. It is one of the most versatile gun because it can be used for personal protection, law enforcement, and target shooting.
The Taurus Millennium G2 is the best compact pistol for the money. It is lightweight, easy to carry and its design is comfortable in the hand. This model will also shoot better than anything at this price point. The Millennium G2 is an excellent carry gun, and the best compact 9mm pistol under $400.


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Understanding Florida’s Knife Laws
You know there are gun laws that control which firearms you can own, how you can carry them, and where you can take them with open and concealed carry. However, did you know Florida’s law against concealed weapons can apply to your knives? There are some circumstances in which you could be charged with a crime if you are carrying a large or certain type of knife.
Florida’s Concealed Carry Law
Under Florida Statute 790.01, anyone who carries a concealed weapon without a license on his or her person commits a first degree misdemeanor. A concealed weapon is carried on a person’s body in such a way as to be hidden from sight from other people and includes:
- Dirk, which is a type of short dagger,
- Metallic knuckles,
- Billie, which is any type of club,
- Tear gas gun,
- Chemical weapon, or
- Any other deadly weapon, including knives.
A first degree misdemeanor is punishable by up to 1 year in jail and a $10,000 fine.
What Knives Are Legal to Own?
Almost all knives are legal to own, even knives that are large or disguised as other items. This includes:
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- Throwing knives.
Illegal Knives in Florida
The only type of knife that Florida regulates the sale and ownership of is ballistic knives. This is a type of knife that has a detachable blade that can be shot a significant distance when a trigger, lever, or switch is activated. It is different from a pocket or flip knives because the blade can become completely unattached from the hilt or base. Under Florida law, it is illegal to manufacture, display, sell, own, or possess any ballistic or self-propelled knife. Any person found with a ballistic knife will be charged with a first degree misdemeanor.
Lawfully Carrying Knifes
While almost all knives are legal to own and carry in the open, they cannot all be carried as a concealed weapon. Knives for work like box cutters and multi-tools can be carried in your pocket or clothing. Generally, if the knife has a blade shorter than 4 inches it will be fine. However, if you conceal carry a knife that is significantly large or qualifies as a dirk, you may be charged with a crime.
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Some counties in Florida regulate weapons like knifes slightly differently from state law. If you are not sure of your rights, check your local municipal code.
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Edison Giocatolli had a line of toy pistols that fired little yellow rubber bullets. I had one as a kid. The one I had was a model ZX 255 with a removable 4 bullet clip. I kind of like this one better. You load all four bullets in the revolver like nose, then manually move them into place for firing. There is a pull back cocking mechanism on the top of the barrel.
One of my favorite things about the Edison Giocatolli space guns is the grip. It’s hefty.
The ZX line is a more “realistic” line of guns than the TH3 line. You could almost imagine seeing these pistols used on films like Blade Runner, while the TH3 line looks more like BSG or Star Wars.


Remember, knowledge, education, and respect for firearms are the foundation of safe gun handling.**From Target Shooting to Home Defense: Safe Practices for Versatile Firearms** Firearms, when used responsibly, can serve various purposes, ranging from recreational target shooting to ensuring home defense. However, with this versatility comes a great responsibility to prioritize safety. Whether you are a seasoned gun owner or a novice looking to explore the world of firearms, understanding and adhering to safe practices is paramount. ** Education and Training:**
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If you enjoy target shooting, frequent shooting ranges that enforce strict safety protocols. Always follow range rules, keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot, and never point the firearm at anything you don’t intend to shoot. ** Home Defense Preparedness:**
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The factory P16 is a high capacity 1911 variant chambered in .40 S&W. This one has been modified into a custom IPSC Race Gun for competition shooting. Aside from the large compensator and scope mount, there is also a charging handle.
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I was just sent a worrying article about Iran and the possible Israeli strike on its reactors. There are still a couple a problems that have to be addressed. Firstly, the shortest flight path to Iran from Israel is obviously across Iraq. My reaction to that was how is this a problem, America pretty much owns that airspace? Well, according to senior journalist Ben Caspit:
Instead of the needed overflight codes, Caspit claims, the U.S. is offering Israel defensive radar—“‘We’ll help you defend yourselves, but we’ll prevent you from attacking,’ say the Americans.”
This is a real problem, Israel (nor America really) can’t abide a nuclear Iran yet at the same the same time America is directly hindering the operation, I still don’t understand that. However later on in the article it becomes a little clearer.
A security source told Caspit that “the Americans have accepted a nuclear Iran and are trying to get us [Israel] to accept it.”
Personally, I don’t believe that. America must know that a nuclear Iran is bad news for everybody, not just Israel. However, moving on to a more a serious problem. Further on in the article a bombshell is dropped:
Britain’s Sunday Telegraph reports that both the U.S. and Israel now fear that Russia stands to supply the sophisticated S-300 air-defense system to Iran in retaliation for Washington supporting NATO membership for Georgia and Ukraine.
More information from this article titled Israel’s Red Line: The S-300 Missile System:
Although on July 9 U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates denied the possibility of Iran acquiring the missile — known as the S-300PMU-1 by its Russian designers — “anytime soon,” defense reporters have speculated widely that the operational deployment of the S-300 air-defense system would represent a “red line” for an Israeli air strike on Iran. This is because the SA-20/S-300 represents a nearly insurmountable obstacle for conventional aircraft, according to air power experts.
“For non-stealth aircraft, the SA-20 represents a virtual no-fly zone,” said retired United States Air Force General Richard E. Hawley.
Additionally, the SA-20 is much more resistant to electronic countermeasures that are typically used by strike aircraft to defeat such weapons and is capable of engaging targets with far smaller radar cross-sections.
Should Iran obtain Russian S-300 missiles along with their mobile launchers, such as this one bearing four S-300-capable missile tubes, the Israel Defense Forces may be unable to mount a successful attack against any Iranian military nuclear facility. Credit: Russian Federation Ministry of Defense [Source for image here]
This is a HUGE development if it is true because it means that Israel may be well and truly screwed in that sense. Their only hope is for an F-22 Raptor which is almost impossible to detect, expect the only country that has these is America and they are not allowed to export them. Israel may have to rely on America for this one.
However it’s not all bad news, first we have an awesome quote from former Deputy Defence Minister Ephraim Sneh (head of a new political party started by himself called Strong Israel)
Sneh told them [Switzerland and Austria – both of which have large invesments in the resource sector of Iran] it was “too bad” about their investments, “because Iddo’s going to set it all on fire”—referring to recently appointed Israeli air force chief Iddo Nehushtan. “‘Investing in Iran in 2008,’ Sneh told the Austrians, ‘is like investing in the Krupp steelworks in 1938, a high-risk investment.’ The Austrians, according to Sneh, turned pale.”
Now for some good news, Iran’s economy is supposedly down in the doldrums.
As Ahmadinejad increases subsidies and spending, inflation has become Iran’s chief domestic issue. While the government acknowledges an inflation rate of 18 percent, parliamentarians and central bank officials say the real rate is closer to 25 or 30 percent.
Privatization schemes have also languished. While announcements of impending factory privatizations are many, sales are few. The reformist daily Aftab-e Yazd observed, “The misguided policies of the government hit us harder than the sanctions of the foreigners.”
I’m no economist so I’m not going to comment directly on these issues, all I can say is that I hope this impacts on their foreign military spending, maybe that S-300 will remain just a rumour…


China now has a practical laser rifle with over a half a mile range
The ZKZM-500 consists on two important components- the laser (likely solid state, usually fiber optics doped with rare earth materials), and its lithium battery, which account for most of the weapon’s weight. Note the digital counter built into the stock, likely to display remaining battery power, or possibly to adjust the power level of each shot.
Chinese scientists have developed the world’s first destructive, man-portable laser weapon. However, there is more to the story of this cool looking, but “less than lethal” directed energy device.
The laser rifle is the ZKZM-500, developed by Xian Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics in Xian, Shaanxi. It’s manufactured by the Institute’s subsidiary, ZKZM Laser. Weighing at 6 pounds (about the weight of a typical assault rifle), the ZKZM-500 has a range of 2,600 feet. The ZKZM-500 uses a lithium battery with enough power for 1000 two second shots (keep in mind, those 1000 shots may not be at full power). According to Institute designers, its laser is powerful enough to instantly scar human skin and tissue. It can also ignite clothing, knock a small drone out of the sky, or even ignite a fuel tank. That would place its power output around 100-500 watts (most surgical lasers top out at 100 watts).


The following editorial first published in the Journal Inquirer Saturday, July 28, 2012
Serious, deadly, and reassuring
The Sunday following the theater shooting in Aurora, Co., I bought a Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm compact. I’ve had my permit since January, but I never got around to buying a gun because, depending on what you want, they can get expensive.
When my husband told me Saturday that a man he works with offered to walk us through the target range he frequents, I was excited and wanted to go. Bull’s eyes have always been a challenge I enjoy, whether on a foam target designed for balls striped with Velcro, dart boards, or stickers affixed to cardboard panels that slide farther and farther away at the touch of a button.
My first time on a gun range was with my mother when I was 14. At the time, she only had a .38- caliber revolver and a .22-caliber semi-automatic pistol. After instructing me on gun safety, including where to point it (nowhere but down unless aiming at a target), she took me to the range where I shot close enough to the center of the target to want to do it again.
The next time I shot a gun was over 25 years later during the safety course the state of Connecticut requires for a pistol permit. It was two shots with a .22 revolver at a circle drawn on a piece of paper tacked to a hay bale in the basement of a military surplus store. I did okay, but not as well as the woman who had been there the previous month. She hit the tacks, our instructor said.
I told my husband, taking the class with me so he could get his own permit, “I want to be able to shoot the tacks.”
Seven months later, the Sunday I bought my first gun, we shot targets at the range with my husband’s friend. The range is attached to a store, which seemed crowded to us, but we’d never been there before and chalked it up to Americans loving their guns. We didn’t even consider a connection to the recent shooting or the subsequent gun-regulation hysteria playing out in the news.
We went to the counter, where we learned to say “Two ears, two eyes” for two noise-canceling headsets and two sets of safety glasses. Once inside the range, we figured out the target distance presets and shot the guns we rented, a .38 revolver and a semi-automatic pistol whose identification I remember only as having “Sig” and “9mm” in it.
I’m not a gun fanatic.
I used to want a revolver because they’re good-looking. However, the trigger is harder to pull, and that combined with the short barrel reduces accuracy for someone with small hands and unimpressive grip strength. The Sig has a very easy trigger and a longer barrel, and snapping in and dropping out the magazines is fun. (“Guns aren’t supposed to be fun,” a shoulder-sitting conscience whispers in my ear. But, aren’t they?)
After shooting for about an hour, my husband and I had four bullets left in the 9mm. He suggested we each take two shots on a fresh target at 45 feet.
He, an expert marksman with an Army background, went first, hitting the 8 ring (10 is the center) and the outside 4 ring. I shot the 8 ring and the 7 ring. (“It’s a whole different kind of shooting” on a military range, he and his friend said, colluding to minimize my victory). I took this as further evidence I should spend more time on a range.
But I don’t need to buy my own gun for a range that rents them. So why buy one?
The timing of my purchase was an unfortunate coincidence that prompts me to say “It wasn’t because of the theater shooting” any time I tell someone I bought my first gun the following weekend.
Bringing something into the house that can kill a person from a decent distance with nothing but a light pull of the trigger isn’t something I believe should be done on impulse.
Particularly not when statistics reported by the University of Utah Health Sciences Library show there were 600 accidental shooting deaths in 2010. Two-thirds of such accidents take place inside the home, and “for every time a gun in the home was used in a self-defense or legally justifiable shooting, there were four unintentional shootings.”
The reason I bought a very, very serious, deadly, dangerous gun (those are the words that run through my mind every time I look at it: “serious, deadly, dangerous”), and the reason I applied for my permit early this year, was twofold: target shooting (I can take it places that don’t rent guns), and, on a practical level, I’m a short female without a black-belt in martial arts who’d like a chance to defend herself.
When it comes to gun-safety, numbers and research carry a lot of weight in my decision-making. There are too many accidents for me to have taken buying a gun lightly. I knew it would take time to feel comfortable loading it anywhere but at the range.
When it comes to the likelihood that I’ll probably never need the gun, however, the numbers are meaningless.
According to the 2009 Department of Justice Statistics on Female Victims of Violence, just 31 percent of all rape/sexual assault against women in 2008 was committed by a stranger. So, my chances of having to protect myself from something like that are relatively slim.
Onto murder by a stranger (because I’m confident I don’t have to worry about a domestic situation). Over the course of almost 30 years, between 1980 and 2008, only 11.9 percent of all female murder victims were killed by a stranger, according to the Department of Justice’s “Homicide Trends in the United States.”
In fact, during the same period, males were more likely to be homicide victims in most “victim” categories, including family, infant, and elder.
None of this convinces me. I’ve been well conditioned over the years—with the help of television shows, movies, detective mystery novels, and even news reports—to accept that, as a woman, I am a violent offender’s most likely target. Based on much of what I’ve seen in the media, women are caught unaware. They’re attacked by a stranger kicking in their door, attacked on biking trails, attacked in parking lots, attacked in their own homes, and then raped, strangled, stabbed (or any combination of the three) and then dumped/dismembered/burned/or stuffed in a dumpster.
I’m not paranoid, but it’s safe to say I’ve been warned.
Had the theater shooting not taken place, my husband and I still would have gone to the range that weekend, and I still would have driven home with a new pistol, two clips, and a box of ammunition.
There have only been a handful of mass shootings in the U.S. since 1989, and they’re rarely film or literature material, and therefore aren’t a looming psychological bogeyman.
It’s not the anomalies, or even the recent assumption that the government’s going to “take our weapons” (if I can’t have one, I can’t have one), that scares me. It’s the (perceived) threat of everyday violence. And if, by some freak occurrence, another mass shooting takes place and I happen to be there, I suppose I’ll at least have the option to try to shoot back.
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And we’re back with yet ANOTHER duel to the death! This time, it’s with my favorite author from Down Under…
I, Andy Peloquin, challenge you, Michelle Irwin, to a duel to the death! But it is not we who will fight, but our characters…
In the black corner, weighing in at 180 pounds, standing a cool 6 feet tall, the Hunter of Voramis!
Tale of the Tape:
- Superhuman reflexes, strength, speed–think Captain America, but stronger
- Thousands of years of weapons training
- Body has accelerated healing factor–can survive a sword to the heart (can be killed by drowning, iron weapons, beheading, and suffocation)
- Cannot be killed by anything but iron
- Accursed dagger that heals him when he kills
- No magical abilities whatsoever
- No hesitation to kill if he perceives opponent as a threat/obstacle to his desires–classic anti-hero
In the blue corner, standing a little over 6′, we have Ethan Jacobs, eldest brother of the Rain’s elite Jacobs clan.
Tale of the Tape:
- Serves the Rain, an organization with one primary objective: to rid the world of all non-humans
- Human strength and speed
- Has a preternatural ability for tracking
- Can be ruthless where his family is threatened
- Trained in defending himself and others against supernatural threats, using all manner of weaponry and whatever he has at hand.
- His favorite weapon is his revolver; he regards only having his revolver as being “unarmed”, but is just as comfortable with any other weapon, including a katana, iron bar, sword, cross-bow, or flare gun.
- He’s known for his quick thinking and ability to get the job done.
- With the lore books and research provided by the backing of the Rain, Eth rarely goes into battle unprepared.
Two enter the ring, only one can leave alive!
How would Ethan kill the Hunter? If Eth was going into the fight knowing the situation, he would have the research behind him to know the weaknesses of the type of creature he was dealing with (and if the weapon was a well-known legend, he would have attempted to research into the weapon the creature carried). His usual cache includes cast iron bullets to dispose of fae, so his gun would be loaded with those. In addition, his bag includes a number of other guns, athames imbibed with magic and protections of various runes, flare guns, rope, cross-bow, and other daggers/swords.
To kill (your character): The Hunter would try to overwhelm him with his inhuman speed, strength, and skill. All he has to do is pierce Ethan’s skin with Soulhunger, and the dagger will consume him soul. Not even someone with considerable magical abilities can survive Soulhunger’s bite–it was created to kill demons.
Who would win?
Without his brother and sister to guard his back, Ethan would use his ranged weapons first (with usually lethal accuracy). He is well versed in taking on creatures with speed and strength well above his own (e.g. wendigos, werewolves, harpies etc).
Ethan would assess the layout of the land and either lay traps or “herd” his prey into the most ideal geographical situation he could and use the environment against his enemy (e.g. toward a lake in an attempt to drown the Hunter) or find a way to use the strengths of the enemy to their own detriment. His goal would be to neutralize any possible threats to a successful hunt as quickly as possible.
But the Hunter is no mere monster to be taken down by a well-placed trap or clever plan. He is a force of nature, wielding Soulhunger to deadly effect. He would use Ethan’s confidence in his ability to turn the trap on him, using his superior speed, agility, and strength to defeat the human.
If Ethan could bring his iron-loaded gun to bear on the Hunter before the Hunter closed the distance, the bullets would bring the Hunter down. But Soulhunger’s kiss would put an end to Ethan as surely as they defeat the demons of Einan.
Winner: It’s anyone’s guess. The Hunter may bring a knife to a gun fight, but he won’t be taken that easily.
Want to find out more about this hunter who would dare challenge the legendary assassin of Voramis to the death? Click here to read about Ethan Jacobs…
Who do YOU think would win? Did we get the match-up right? Leave a comment below and let me know…
Want to match your character against the Hunter? Click here to enter your protagonist/antagonist in a duel to the death!


In 2004, we spent a week driving around Normandy - here are some of the pictures
Ted in front of the few remaining beach defense gun - the beach is behind the bunker - these guns had overlapping fields of fire and could not be hit by direct fire from ships.
Mont St. Michel - We went by here after visiting the invasion beaches.
Melody in front of a gun at Utah Beach
The guns at Longues Sur Mer - These are naval cannons which fired at the allied ships until they were captured. Almost all of the bunkers survived multiple allied shellings and bombings. The crews would simply stop firing until the allies assumed the guns had been destroyed, then resumed firing once the shelling/bombing stopped.
German Bunker on Juno Beach which wasn't destroyed by allied explosives, rather it settled on one corner and then the occupants surrendered


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Zombie Hammer knives are not to be used on anything that is living, but are a highly recommended survival weapons for the Zombie war.
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Meet the father of the atomic bomb, J.R. Oppenheimer who led the Manhattan project. He also studied sanskrit at Berkeley (post-doctoral).
In other news, Russia has restarted flights of the Tupolev Tu-95 ("Bear"), as evidenced by the non-confrontational interception of two Tu-95s over Guam today by U.S. jets, believed to be the resumption of "probing" of U.S. defenses common during the Cold War from the 1950's to the mid-80's. The Tu-95 has been Russia's premiere strategic bomber since the latter 1950's.
The Tsar Bomb is Tested- the Largest Nuclear Explosion ever
In 1961, a "Bear" dropped the Tsar Bomb - the largest nuclear bomb ever detonated on Earth at 100 megatons in a remote Artic sea archiplelago at the instigation of Khrushchev. The blast was seen 1,000 kilometers away and broke glass windows in Finland.


What is the M249 Mk1022 chassis conversion kit?
The M249 Mk1022 is a chassis conversion kit an accessory, that transforms the old fashion stock Ruger® 10/22® rifle into a modern replica of the M249.
How can I order it?
See the instructions under “PRE- SALE” on this website.
What is included in the kit?
The kit includes the complete M249 Mk1022 Chassis conversion to fit your Ruger®10/22®, buttstock, trigger, trigger house, replica charging handle, front & rear sight, top tray, front triple rail upper & lower, flash-hider.
Not included: actual Ruger® 10/22® STD rifle.
Is any gunsmithing required to assemble the M249 Mk1022?
If you are able to disassemble and reassemble a Ruger® 10/22® you will be able to install the Ruger® 10/22® into the M249 Mk1022 chassis conversion kit, with the simplest of tools and with detail instructions, installation should take approximately 20 minutes.
Is any alteration to may Ruger® 10/22®?
Yes, the only alteration is to cut 1.36” from the front edge of the standard barrel to attach the flashhider which is included with the kit.
What is M249 Mk1022 made of?
It is constructed of aircraft grade 6061 T6 billet aluminum the same material used in aerospace, military and medical applications.
Will the M249 Mk1022 fit a 10/22® with a bull barrel?
Yes, Components of the M249 Mk1022 will work with a bull target barrel; however the front sight mount and the flash-hider will not fit into the bull barrel.
Are the accessory rails mil-spec?
Yes, they will accept both picatinny and weaver style rings, and will allow the mounting of optical and holographic sights, lasers, tactical lights, vertical grips, and bipods.
Where is it manufactured?
The M249 Mk1022 chassis conversion kit is manufacture 100% in the State of Florida, USA.
How accurate is it?
The accuracy is the same as the Ruger® 10/22® STD.
How do you clean it?
The cleaning process is same the Ruger® 10/22® requirements.


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So that all concerned can see how Greycloake combat works I'm going to do a cut and paste. We'll be doing the first real full battle of these experimental rules. Hopefully we'll be able to move from experiment, to common practice over the course of this year:
Rules for ages 16 - Adult
Participants in this age category are considered physically large and mature enough for combat with others in this age group. The intent is that individuals engaged form of combat present a generally historically correct look for the Dark Ages/Norman/Viking Era. Minors are expected to have parental permission to participate.
Weapons used are to be commercially purchased LARP weapons approved for larp combat. <need to get a standard approval to use-suggest inclusion model for acceptance>
Missile weapons are allowed, as are hand held weapons (daggers, axes, foam rocks) may also be thrown. Spears and javelins may be approved if deemed okay by REEVES. Bows need to be similar to period bows, and/or made to look like made of natrural materisls. Maximum draw weight is 30# @ 29” draw. LARP approved arrows/bolts are acceptable. <NEED TO DISCUSS and/or field test different missiles for incl arrows/bolts>
Historic costumes are required:
Basic costume is considered tunic, trousers, and belt of a generic early medieval appearance. Any type of fabric is acceptable so long as it is not patterned or camouflaged, and too modern a texture. Shoes/footgear may be period appropriate or modern as long as the modern shoes/boots are not obviously so. Laced combat boots, hiking boots, and other footgear with a modern look and treaded sole are not appropriate to use. Footgear may have a simple rubber or leather sole with heel, but the preferred footgear is historically appropriate attire and this is what is encouraged for use.
Dark Age armor is allowed and encouraged. Chain mail brynies, padded armor, lamilar and leather are all allowed. Any other armor is with the approval of the event coordinators as long as it is deemed realistic and does not impede an individual fighter from feeling a fairly landed blow. Only real armor gives protection. Costume LARP type armor may be approved depending on the quality of appearance, but does not count for as protection for scoring purposes. Knee and elbow pads may be worn if hidden under clothing or not too obvious. Other protection may be worn but should be unobtrusive, and does not count for scoring.
The head must also be protected with some form of protection, though this will typically be open faced offering only limited protection to the face.
Head protection required:
• Viking/Norman/Dark Age metal framed helmet with or without nasal or cheek protection.
• Leather/other modern material substitutes (LARP approved) of the same also acceptable.
• Chain mail coif worn with padded cap underneath (may substitute wool or leather cap).
• Wool/leather hood with wool or leather cap underneath. (counts as no protection for scoring)
Headshots will happen. Get the best head protection you can. Markland Rec grade equipment is recommended above any other option.
Light leather gloves are required. Gloves need only provide protection from minor abrasions. Heavier gloves are at the option of the wearer. Hockey gloves or other heavy combat hand protection (metal/plastic gauntlets) are not allowed.
The following are allowed for use-
• Any shield approved for Markland recreational combat so long as the edge is covered with cloth/leather, etc… to prevent it from abrading weapons. (1/2” wood thickness)
• LARP approved shields that are suitable for a historical era look. Shields must have an early medieval period look (up to circa 1200 AD).
• Other shields approved on a one-by-one basis.
The following shields are NOT approved-
• Any shield that is built specifically for Markland or SCA heavy combat), or any shield with obvious modern materials used in its construction is not acceptable.
• Any shield using all metal construction (aluminum, steel…shield bosses excepted). Why? Two reasons- metal is not really appropriate for the era aimed to simulate, and because the narrow edges cause excessive wear on Larp weapons.
• Any shield with torn, jagged or splintered edges that might damage weapons and or likely to hurt combatants.
Use of shields in combat-
Offensive use of shields as a weapon is forbidden. Accidental/incidental contact is permitted during combat simulations (such as a shield wall or wedge formation), but striking or hooking with a shield is not allowed and can result in suspension from participation.
Combatants engaged in fighting will only do so in the presence of REEVES to observe and judge when fighters inflict a wound/slay their opponent. REEVES are expected to take an active role in helping fighters regulate combat to avoid force escalation and prevent fighters from ignoring hits. Combatants are expected to regulate their behavior and remember that this is a game. Excessive “gamesmanship” to use rules to win is not the point of this combat system. Combat is supposed to simulate dark ages/early medieval combat in a fun and safe manner. Use of weapons in an unsafe or unrealistic manner is not allowed and REEVES with be the judge of appropriate behavior.
Individuals participating in combat must test their weapons before combat begins for the day by calibrating their weapon(s) by striking themselves on the head/face.
Any fairly landed blow is considered sufficient to inflict injury or death. Strength of the blow is less of a factor than the deliberateness of the hit. Depending on the location of the “wound” it may force the individual receiving the injury to loose use of a limb, restrict movement, etc…
Armor Effects on Scoring:
Armor counts to reduce the effect of a fairly landed blow from “death” to a “wound”. Any participant that is struck on an armored portion of his/her body is considered wounded at the location that he/she is struck. A second hit to any part of the body “kills” the fighter. Any hit with a missile weapon is counted. Armor is NOT proof from arrows or crossbow bolts.
The helmet is a legitimate target, but care should be used in striking a blow towards this region to reduce the force of strikes to this part of the body. A downward swing to the head is the safest blow to wield. Accidental or light hits to the head by other means are allowed, but discouraged. Any individual who deliberately targets the face with a forceful blow can be ejected from combat depending on the decision of a REEVE.


Minocqua Gun Club's Rules and Regulations
- Eye and Ear protetion is mandatory for all shooters.
- Treat every gun as if it were loaded.
- Never place a loaded shell in any chamber until you're ready to shoot.
- Never aim a gun at anyone.
- Always check your chamber and always have your gun with the chamber OPEN at all times.
- Never carry a gun over your shoulder with the barrell pointed behind you.
- Never point or swing your gun in the club house or outside.
- We sell beer at the club house. No other beer or alcoholic beverages will be allowed.
- No alcohol beverages may be consumed until your shooting is complete.
- Range Officers will have full authority on the field.
- Never turn around while shooting or point a gun over your shoulder. Guns MUST always point toward the trap house.
- Always turn to the right when moving from post 5 to post 1 and walk behind your squad. Be absolutely sure your gun is unloaded.
- No shot larger than 7 1/2 is allowed.
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The Minocqua Gun Club will not be responsible for any accidents caused by rule infractions.
Must be at least 18 years old or have a valid hunter safety certificate to shoot at our club.