D.E. Watters

I got bored and made this tonight. 
 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9buLiKr-sf-THFOZXpic0xPOGM/view?usp=sharing
 
Preview..... It's a MASSIVE version of this. 

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I found a new paperweight for my desk. This will considerably augment the document anchoring capacity of my 37mm M59 projectile.
 

https://mpopenker.livejournal.com/2308023.html
Saiga in .444 Marlin

 

 
 
 
 

https://vk.com/kalashism?w=wall-160278262_516

 
 

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for you guys...enjoy
The SPIW...the deadliest weapon......
Russian Submachine Guns
Armalite Weapons
Small Arms Ammunition.......
Combat load for the Sniper Rifle
German Autmoatic Rifles
Russian Close Combat Weapons

9A-91

 
7.62A-91

 
VKS Vykhlop
 
OTs-38 revolver
 
ASh-12 or now it is called ShAK-12. A little strange mag.
 
U-96 12.3 mm caliber revolver
 
PP-93
 
PP-90M
 
P-96M in 9x18 PM
 
ADS
 

If you want something - ask, will try to find.
 
PU-21, belt and mag-fed Soviet LMG in 5.45

PU-1 (Prototype 5.45 Mag/Belt MG)
 
 

PU-21 (Prototype Belt/Mag MG)
 
 
 
 

 
6mm prototype DMR based off of SVD
 

 
KEDR SMG (in production)
 
Stolen from Mikhail Dragunov's FB feed. Various stuff he has worked on.
 

Funny you mention it because these popped up on Akula's QQ group earlier today.
 

 

 
Also, just for the hell of it, this thing!.
 

Ulanov posted a document regarding Soviet experimental 5.6 mm rounds in 1941. A prototype was tested, but it was deemed impossible to produce a gun with the required weight of 3.6 kg. 

"Forcemen of 5-2, First Special Service Force, with an M41 Johnson light machine gun, Anzio beachhead, Italy, ca. 20-27 April 1944." - WWII Colorized photos.
 

Recovered Petals and cup from 14.5x114mm APDS.
 

 
Rare 5.8x39mm rounds, made as a competing round to the 5.8x42mm

Two type of Chinese made 7.62x51 round for sniper rifle use
Probably M118LR clone made by factory791
 

The first ever real cut-off of 5.8x42 DVC-12 AP rounds

bullet weight 5.47g
penetrator is tungsten carbide 3.5g
that little BB is made by lead

I still want to see the unsolicited Brunswick SAW.

https://www.google.com/patents/US4066000

For that matter, I'd also like to get more information on the Springfield and AAI belt-fed machineguns chambered for SPIW cartridges.

Never mind that the British SAS had acquired 5,000 AR-15 in 1965, and put them to use almost immediately in Borneo.  Never mind that they ordered another 13,000, circa 1967.

Sturgeon's SAW post on TFB got me thinking about the XM248 and an idea of mine. Here are a few relevant XM248 documents and links. Somebody needs to find one and give Ian a call.
 
Ford Aerospace XM248 Technical Manual
 
XM235 '461 Patent
 
XM235 '074 Patent
 
Weaponsman Links:
 
XM235: http://weaponsman.com/?p=11494
 
XM248 - Part 1: http://weaponsman.com/?p=11558
 
XM248 - Part 2: http://weaponsman.com/?p=11661

Page 17 has a shadowgraph of a fleet yaw angle over 90 degrees.

I know the actual designers of the gun MRI bought the rights from, ZVI (Czech based company, used to actually be part of the makers of the recently much talked about FK BRNO pistol before splitting off) had a massive layoff in 2013, that had some rather clear impact on the original Kevin ZP98 model throughout the world.
 
They had to slightly modify the design to get it approved for US importation and manufacture, this lead to some early problems for the US made guns but they got ironed out, as for whether they still make them, well.....
 
https://www.magnumresearch.com/Firearms/Magnum-Research-Micro-Desert-Eagle-Nickel.asp
 
I didn't have much trouble finding it on their site. *shrug*

Interesting. I’ve worked with Chris Wachsberger over the years - this is the same guy that spend years trying to get unitary vision/1x optics on every weapon as “only binoculars can be used to acquire targets”.