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Had to go to the judges' panel on this one. It is indeed a GMG, but the particular configuration is the Automatic Lightweight Grenade Launcher system adopted by Her Majesty's forces.

http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/De...fghanistan.htm

OK, back to the world of rifles.

Daewoo K1 carbine with SureFire rail forend and light.

Great thread!

Ok, not a weapon as such, more like an 'exotic round'.
It's one crazy round, remember shooting these many moons ago, it would leave a long white flame outr the barrel. NOT very good carry rounds.

Hoepoe

Isn't that the French "TRÈS HAUTE VITESSE" Bullet? High velocity short range armoro piercing wasn't it?

I thought I told you you weren't allowed to play until others had their chance? ;)

And it's a K1A, and the rail is a full rail. :D

Okay here's one...

Iranian Khaybar KH-20002

- Derek

Guess I need to dig a little deeper

Attachment 6941

whats this

Bulls eye!

Commonly known as THV's, most weapons would need the feeding ramp polished in order to feed them.

The ones i had the oppurtunity of playing with were for various handgun calibers and were only available for self-loading, ie. one could only buy the head.

The feller that used to load would load 'hot' powder in the shell and then fill the hollow base of the THV head with powder.

As i said, a looong white flame would trail the round when shot.

These reach unbelievable speeds, but due to their weight (very light) slow down rapidly. They have been know to perive armour but their trademark is the vacuum created by the velocity and hollow base. I have only ever shot paper with these but believe "instant jello" is applicable when shooting flesh.

Regardless, i am much more secure with good 'ole factory loaded rounds for carry.

Hoepoe

Here are some more...

And an old classic

Blunderbuss?

yes 1840 navy BlunderBuss

Which navy? US or German (guessing by the weapons name)

Thanks

Hoepoe

That Daewoo's flash hider looks very familiar. Coud it be a direct copy of the old XM177E1/2"s? Looks like it has one exception though, the very front of it is narrower than the rest of the body indicating to me at least, a possible bayonet position.

hoepoe,

would that be a "Webley & Scott Mk VI 0.455in" Revolver?

Also, that is a "Mechem BXP 9mm", right?

Yes and Yes, any takers on the other pic?

Hoepoe

I have one of those, must be a tanker's model. There is no spur on the hammer. Mine is in 38 S&W.

alot of navy units used them but that one was US navy
nothing like a nice point blank blast of grape shot into someones body when your boarding other ships :D

I believe it was officially known as a "boarding gun"

prior to reading 762's above post.

The second pic is a pump action, box magazine fed 12 gauge minishell shotgun made in south africa called a Mag-7

For Bonus Points, What type of sight is that mounted on the BXP in that particular Picture?

OK, not really a weapon per se, but can anyone identify these? (Cause I can't)

Air.177,

those are German (East or West, I cannot remember)smoke grenades in white colored smoke. Can't remember the designation though. Interested in a trade?:)

Air.,177,

That wouldn't be a an old "singlepoint" or an O.E.G. (early model)?

So it would seem my dear MAB, So it would seem. I should've known you'd get it;) though I am suprised you recognized it in a proper mount and not hose-clamped to a carry handle

Correct, how about these 2:

Air.177,


it helps to have a couple of "Pictorial Histories" laying around.:)

hoepoe,

first one appears to be a South African "Striker", semi-automatic, 12-gauge. I have a question about the second one. Is it a 12-gauge, double-barrel, pump action?

Full points onthe Striker,it was later adapted to US laws and sold/used as a US Streetsweeper with an 18'' barrel.

On #2:
Type: pump-action ("forward-back" handguard movement instead of classic "back-forward", moving barrel)
Gauge: 12 ( 2 3/4" - 70 mm chamber)
Length: 690 mm
Barrel length: 570 mm.
Weight: 3.9 kg empty
Feed: dual over-the-barrel tube magazine, 6 + 6 rounds capacity

The US "Streetsweeper" and all other high capacity box/rotary mag fed shotguns were declared,"Destructive Devices" same as hand grenades, Grenade launchers, Recoilless rifles, German '88's, etc. by the 94 crime bill I believe. Now all of those type weapons are more severely restricted and require registration and supplemental taxation just like machineguns do in this country. Land of the Free and all that.

Now, I believe #2 is called a "Neostead" it is also South African in origin and as you mentioned, works much like a conventional pump shotgun, only backwards.

Good stuff, Keep 'em coming

Air.177, it is my mission to stump you :-)

I actually do have other things to do that look for pictures to post here, but this is more fun :-D

Try these...

#1 German Panzerfaust or clone
#2 Taiwanwese T86 Carbine
#3 Iranian Khaybar KH-20002 (to be fair, this was posted earlier)

Alas Hoepoe, I am but a lowly civilian, shouldn't be too hard ;-)

hmmmf!!

:-)

Spanning the globe to bring you weapons for your day...

QBZ-95?

- Derek

looking for K1A, full rail.
 

I saw this on Weapons of the day. Great job guys.
Does anyone know where I can find one of these FULL RAILS ? That is, short of going to S. Korea.
Thanks, for any help.

It's over here, next to the stickie that says "Post an intro, complete your bio before posting anything else". No weapons for you until you can follow simple instructions.