April 30, 2008
April 29, 2008
YouTube Video: Robotic Exoskeletons Could Become Standard Military Issue
Sorry original video was not available. I have updated this pots with a new video as of May 4, 2012.
April 28, 2008
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April 22, 2008
Striker 12 Guage Shotgun
Also known as the Street Sweeper.
A preferred weapon of gangs and drug cartels.
April 21, 2008
Stokes MK22 Hush Puppy
Some background : Thanks JP
During the Vietnam conflict, the US navy sponsored development of the silenced pistol for use by its SEAL teams. Nicknamed the hush-puppy because of its intended function of killing enemy watch dogs, this modified version of the steel framed Smith & Wesson model 39 pistol was put to other clandestine used as well. Called the mark 22, mod. O pistol by the navy, the hush puppy had a slide lock to keep the mechanism closed and silent while firing. It fired a special green tipped 9mm parabellum projectile weighting 10.2 grams (158 grains that yielded a muzzle velocity of 274m.p.s. (900 f.p.s), below the speed of sound. Use of standard supersonic ammunition quickly degrades the effectiveness of the silencer insert. With subsonic ammunition, an insert is good for about 30 rounds; with standard velocity cartridges the insert may have to be replaced after six shots. Official navy designation for the silencer is mark 3, mod.0 . Ammunition and replacement silencer parts are supplied as accessory kit MK26, Mod.0. Each accessory kit includes 24 9mm pistol cartridges MK144, mod.0 and one silencer tube insert.
All the work on the model 39 hush-puppy was carried out by Smith & Wesson before the end of 1968. Subsequently, Smith & Wesson provided two prototype 13-shot pistols made from stainless steel. These weapons were improved to overcome problems such as extractor breakages, which had been experwnced with the model 39. This modified pistol in a slightly different form as later commercially marketed as the model 59 Smith & Wesson 9mm parabellum pistol.
Combination over all length 12 ¾ inch
Total weight with out magazine 34 oz
WOX-1A silencer
Over all length 5”
Total weight 8oz
WOX-13A pmm pistol
Over all length 8 ½”
Total weight with out magazine 26 oz
WOX-13A pmm pistol and WOX-1A silencer
Combination over all length 12 ¾ inch
Total weight with out magazine 34 oz
During the Vietnam conflict, the US navy sponsored development of the silenced pistol for use by its SEAL teams. Nicknamed the hush-puppy because of its intended function of killing enemy watch dogs, this modified version of the steel framed Smith & Wesson model 39 pistol was put to other clandestine used as well. Called the mark 22, mod. O pistol by the navy, the hush puppy had a slide lock to keep the mechanism closed and silent while firing. It fired a special green tipped 9mm parabellum projectile weighting 10.2 grams (158 grains that yielded a muzzle velocity of 274m.p.s. (900 f.p.s), below the speed of sound. Use of standard supersonic ammunition quickly degrades the effectiveness of the silencer insert. With subsonic ammunition, an insert is good for about 30 rounds; with standard velocity cartridges the insert may have to be replaced after six shots. Official navy designation for the silencer is mark 3, mod.0 . Ammunition and replacement silencer parts are supplied as accessory kit MK26, Mod.0. Each accessory kit includes 24 9mm pistol cartridges MK144, mod.0 and one silencer tube insert.
All the work on the model 39 hush-puppy was carried out by Smith & Wesson before the end of 1968. Subsequently, Smith & Wesson provided two prototype 13-shot pistols made from stainless steel. These weapons were improved to overcome problems such as extractor breakages, which had been experwnced with the model 39. This modified pistol in a slightly different form as later commercially marketed as the model 59 Smith & Wesson 9mm parabellum pistol.
Combination over all length 12 ¾ inch
Total weight with out magazine 34 oz
WOX-1A silencer
Over all length 5”
Total weight 8oz
WOX-13A pmm pistol
Over all length 8 ½”
Total weight with out magazine 26 oz
WOX-13A pmm pistol and WOX-1A silencer
Combination over all length 12 ¾ inch
Total weight with out magazine 34 oz
April 18, 2008
Beretta U22 Neos 22 Caliber
Semi Auto Handgun made especially for young shooters. Complete with Infrared Scope and non slip grips
April 17, 2008
April 16, 2008
YouTube Video: Wildey .475 Magnum
Sorry the original YouTube Video is no longer available.
I have replaced it on May 5, 2012 with this new video.
As shown in the movie - Death Wish III with Charles Bronson
The gun is difficult to find because of its limited production.
The retail cost ranges from USD $1,700 to $2,800.
The gun is difficult to find because of its limited production.
The retail cost ranges from USD $1,700 to $2,800.
April 15, 2008
Video: The Beer Cannon
Yep, some idiot invented a cannon that shoots two beer cans at one time at various targets.
April 14, 2008
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Mossberg, Maverick 88 Security Shotgun
8-Shot Model with a 20 inch barrel equipped with Red Dot Sight Laser.
April 5, 2008
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April 3, 2008
Gyrojet
Another failed attempt to manufacture a better gun:
This was a space gun that fired rocket-propelled projectiles.
April 2, 2008
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