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ENFORCE TAC 2014: IWA Goes Tactical
ABOVE: Desert Tech of Salt Lake City, Utah, displayed their new bull-pup rifle, the dual-caliber (.308 and .223) modular Micro...
Read moreJapanese Taisho Type 11 (Model 1922) Light Machine Gun (Juichinen Shiki Keikikanju)
ABOVE: Right side view of the Type 11 LMG In preparing research for this article it was found that there...
Read moreThe Blackest Rifle: Avtomat Nikonova 94
ABOVE: The Avtomat Nikonova 94 The war machine of the Soviet Union has always been a source of intrigue to...
Read moreInfantry Support and Anti-tank Weapons in Latin America: 90mm and 105mm Recoilless Rifles
ABOVE: Salvadorian soldiers parade with M67 RCL. The U.S. supplied some 379 M67 RCLs to El Salvador between 1981 and...
Read moreThe Colt LE901 Modular Rifle
ABOVE: Right side of the Colt LE901 with the Smith Enterprise Vortex flash hider and the folding front sight base....
Read moreBARRETT MRAD: Multi-caliber Capable Precision Rifle
Barrett is known for their innovative approaches in designing rifles. Much of this stems from Barrett’s non-typical background for a...
Read moreNew Products: Volume 6, Number 4
HK Launches New Striker-Fired V9 Pistol Heckler & Koch has just introduced its new striker fired pistol, the 9mm VP9...
Read moreIndustry News: Volume 6, Number 4
U.S. Commerce and State Departments Suspend Export Licenses to Russia Effective March 1, 2014, the U.S. Commerce and State Departments...
Read moreInternational Legal Affairs: Volume 6, Number 4
What Is OFAC, the SDN, and Why Can’t Russian Arms Be Imported Into The U.S.? On July 17, 2014, the...
Read moreMachine Gun Memorabilia – Volume 6, Number 4
World War I A.I.F (Australian Imperial Forces) aluminum dog tag. Engraved “92 T. Maxwell, 10 M.G. Coy RC” (Tag #92,...
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