Thursday, April 30, 2009

Abrams Tank Pictures

Picture of Abrams Tank struggling over sand dunes.
Brigade of Abrams Tanks seen barreling through the desert in this photo. Looks like a scene from the perfect man movie!
Abrams Tank seen rotating head in this image.

HMMWV Hummer Pictures

Awesome looking modified Hummer with snow tract trends.
Hummer seen roaming the hills in this image.
Picture of Hummer with mounted rockets.

AH-64 Apache Longbow Helicopter Pictures

Trio of Apache Longbow Helicopter seen hovering together in this photo.
Apache Longbow Helicopter firing rocket in this picture.
Up close and personal view of the Apache Longbow Helicopter seen in this image.

UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopter

5 Blackhawk Helicopters seen flying together in this image.
Picture of Blackhawk Helicopter seen in flight.
Blackhawk Helicopter seen here in this photo.

Mother Shoots Son at Gun Range

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

The T1 Project Heavy Tank Pictures

In 1940, the War Department decided that a heavy tank was again needed for the United States and thus began the T1 Project. The blueprint called for a heavy tank with no less than four turrets in a true land battleship design. Two of them would have carried a 75mm gun a third with a 37mm, a fourth with a 20mm and this does not include multiple machine guns! Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed and the tank looked much different by the time it was off the drawing boards.

Side photo of The T1 Project heavy tank.
Picture of The T1 Project seen here.
Great Heavy Tank here, The T1 Project.

British Mark 4 Heavy Tank Pictures

There is evidence of Americans training in England and using the British Mark 4 tank in combat in France, but, it appears that photographic evidence of Americans actually using them are scarce. The vehicle shown above is one that was sent to the United States for testing and is shown here at Aberdeen Proving Ground. The female in the picture above was given to Caterpillar after WW1 as a gift. Caterpillar displayed it in parades until WW2 when it was given for scrap in a war effort drive for scrap metal.

Photo of the British Mark 4.
British Mark 4 heavy tank seen in action in this picture.
Image of the British Mark 4 heavy tank featured here.

The Medium A Tank M1921 Pictures

Built by the U.S. Government at the Rock Island Arsenal and similar to current British designs, this unit arrived at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in February 1922. The tank was equipped with the British cable and suspension track design. The track shoes were made of stamped steel with wooden inserts and were free to pivot. The object, besides simplicity and lighter weight was to find a way to keep the tracks from being clogged with mud.

The Medium A Tank M1921 pictured here, being loaded on board.
The Medium A Tank M1921 side view seen in this picture.
Image The Medium A Tank M1921 seen here.

The Christie M1919 Medium Tank Pictures

J. Walter Christie turned his considerable skills in engineering toward military tracked vehicles and came up with the M1919. Both turrets on the M1919 could turn 360 degrees. Tested at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, it turned into a disappointment for Christie and he asked testing to be halted. Christie returned again with the M1921, though rejected, it was a bit of an improvement. Both tanks could run on either track or wheel and was a true engineering marvels for their time.

Picture of The Christie M1919 Medium Tank seen here.
Image of The Christie M1919 upended in ditch.
The Christie M1919 Medium Tank seen on the battle field.

Renault FT17 Light Tank Pictures

Renault FT17 Light Tank seen in action.
Renault FT17 seen in this picture.
Image of the Renault FT17 Light Tank seen here.

1916 The Hamilton a.k.a. VictoriaTank

In the period before U.S. entry in WW1. Several companies guessed at the future needs of the U.S. Army and the possibility of a U.S. entry into the European conflict. This tank was built by the Oakland Motor Company (the modern Pontiac) to British specifications in 1916. It used the same narrow tracks as the Ford 3 ton. It was not accepted.

The Hamilton a.k.a. Victoria
The Hamilton a.k.a. Victoria side view in this photo.
Picture of The Hamilton a.k.a. Victoria.

LiveLeak Video: Infantry Weapons and Their Effect

This was emailed to me last night - World War 2 video.
Special Note: It's quite long but worth viewing. It also auto repeats itself, so when the video is done just hit the pause (stop) function.
Don't forget to turn your volume up for all videos.

Saturday, April 25, 2009

YouTube Video: Low Flying and Crazy Fast Passes

If you love planes, flying, military jets; then you're gonna love this video....

Friday, April 24, 2009

12 Gauge Self Defense Set

A visitor to the site emailed this to me, I don't have any other info.











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Sunday, April 19, 2009

Civilian Version, LAR Grizzly BIG Boar 50 Caliber BMG Rifle

Note: This image was corrected on: July 8, 2009. Also added were the general gun specifications.



Precision Crafted.
Single shot
Breach loading, bolt action bull pup
All steel construction
30.4 pounds
45.5 inch LOA
Thumb safety and bolt stop safety
Very low recoil, similar to a 12 gauge shotgun
Model MG Match grade chamber (requires match grade ammunition)
Model FG Field grade chamber (commercial and match ammunition)
36 inch 1:15 twist heavy barrel with compensator
4340 alloy steel bolt (Mil Spec 5000), heat treated to 46 R/C
4140 alloy steel receiver, heat treated to 42 R/C
Includes hard case.
Scope and rings are generally sold separately

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Norrell 10/22

Submitted by a collector in Florida.
S&H sear converted by John Norrell. Gun set up as Klinker Plinker and has wood stock and Norrell 18" SS suppressed machine gun barrel. It has the lever selector installed but also has the button assembly. Shown is a 30 round magazine and Bushnell red dot. Gun is in excellent condition and fires great.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Fleming Hk Sear Pack Terry Dyer Push-Pin SEF Housing

A collector emailed these two pictures with description below. That is all the info I have.







Transferable Fleming Hk Sear perfectly timed and Set-Up by Master Hk Gunsmith, Terry Dyer. This low serial numbered Hk Sear was bought new by a collector in Connecticut in the Mid-80's. He kept the pack and a Fleming G3 Un-Fired till I purchased the Sear Pack and G3,a few years back. Perfect in a S&H MP5 with Zero jams in other Hk Sear Guns. Has Never been fired in a Clone. Only Hk All German Guns.
The Pack comes with a MP5 Ejector and is in a Brand New Terry Dyer Housing that is a rare and hard to find Fake Push-Pin Hk SEF. His work is so perfect you would swear it is a regular push pin housing (looks great!). Has a Terry Dyer Timed Hammer (makes hammer sit more like factory). Hk Sears alone, (not in a pack, housing or set-up), are selling for lot of dollars when you can find em'. This is everything you need to shoot full-auto legally in your Hk Sear Host. The Fleming and Qualified Sears are the Most like a Factory Hk Sear.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Reising M50 Submachine Gun

U.S. Manufactured by Harrington and Richardson.
Period 1941 to 1950, used in WW II.
45 Caliber.
The civilian model M65 comes in 22 LR.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Pepper Spray Gun Protection

Comes in 4 different colors.





















Bag-in-the-can Technology
Powerful pepper formula creates an intense immediate burning when directed into the facial area of an attacker, giving you time to escape.
Trigger Activated LED Light
Allows for better aim
Temporarily disorients attacker

Retail suggested Gun Price: USD $90.00

















Refils - cost range: USD $14.00 to $22.00
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