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Archive for category Warrior Tools
Kel-Tec Shotgun
Information is just coming out about Kel-Tec’s new shotgun. Kel-Tec has said that they will reveal the KSG at SHOT Show 2011. Details are few on the new firearm but here are some initial reports:
Pistol comparison: Glock, M&P, XD
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Glock, Handguns, Opinion, Smith & Wesson, XD on 8/Jan/2011 15:00
Why the Glock? Lee Ermey “The Gunny” sounds off
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Glock, Opinion on 8/Jan/2011 13:51
Blackhawk Specops Recoil Reducing Stock
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Accessories, Warrior Tools on 3/Jan/2011 23:40
Blackhawk Spec Ops Holster review by Nutnfancy
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Gear, Warrior Tools on 3/Jan/2011 23:02
Short discussion of shotgun loads for home defense
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Ammo, Warrior Tools on 30/Dec/2010 01:00
There’s a lot of discussion out there, weighing the pros and cons of using birdshot or buckshot for a home defense situation. It seems to boil down to varying opinions on either the uncertain stopping power of birdshot, or the danger of over-penetration with buckshot. Here’s an interesting take on the subject:
“The 12 gauge shotgun is the most devastating and lethal weapon yet devised for inflicting rack and ruin at close range. A safe bet for ammunition selection is to use the 2-3/4-inch 00 buckshot load. The impact of one of these shot shells is essentially equivalent to getting hit with a nine round burst from a submachine gun.
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FBI Gel test of various rounds: 12 guage shotgun, 000 Buckshot
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Ammo, Warrior Tools on 30/Dec/2010 00:45
“Going by various nicknames such as : “street sweeper” and “riot gun”, the 12 gauge shotgun, using buckshot, has a well-earned reputation for effectiveness during close-range shooting events.
Good pump action shotguns from Mossberg, Remington and others may be purchased for no more than $300 – about a third of the asking price of the AR-15 and similar rifles and having a terminal effectiveness far out of proportion to the price of the gun itself.
Using a standard 10 pellet, 000 buckshot load, one shot from a 12 gauge is equal to a 10-shot burst from a 9x19mm submachinegun – with all FMJ bullets impacting at almost the same instant.”
Quark Turbo Flashlights: “Weapon Light Standard†by Nutnfancy
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Accessories, Warrior Tools on 26/Dec/2010 19:32
New Surefire Hi-Cap Mags for M4/M16/AR15
Posted by Gary in Accessories, News, Warrior Tools on 15/Dec/2010 15:42
Press Release:
New SureFire® Hi-Cap Magazines to Provide Firepower Advantages in Combat
Fountain Valley, CA — SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of high-end illumination tools and tactical products, is proud to announce the release of its hi-capacity 60- and 100-round (STANAG 4179) aluminum magazines for .223/5.56mm NATO M4/M16/AR15-style firearms. These new high-cap magazines (HCMs)—dubbed the MAG5-60 and MAG5-100—are designed to provide military units with an overwhelming tactical advantage in the delivery of firepower.
“In the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, ambushes are commonplace, and the outcome is often determined in the first 30 seconds,†said Don Alexander, SureFire’s Director of Military Sales and retired Special Forces operator with six combat tours. “Firepower and the ability to stay in the fight are key. These magazines will reduce soldier vulnerability by keeping them in the fight for longer periods of time, with less downtime spent on reloads.â€
In battle, it typically takes the average soldier four seconds to reload his weapon and reacquire a target, valuable time that could be spent engaging threat targets. At best, 30-round magazines allow a soldier to fire no more than 150 rounds in 30 seconds. SureFire’s 60-round high-cap magazine increases that figure to 240 rounds; its 100-rounder to 293 rounds. And both will support military units planning to incorporate full-auto firepower to more of their operators.
SureFire HCMs easily and securely fit into the host weapon, with the bolt closed, when loaded with the maximum round count. The design of the magazine takes into account the allowable tolerances of cartridges manufactured to NATO and SAAMI specifications. A 4×2 quad-stack configuration features a revolutionary internal spring and follower system designed to be more reliable than current standard MILSPEC USGI 30-round magazines. This proprietary internal design also allows SureFire HCMs to be stored indefinitely while fully loaded, in preparation for deployment, which means individual units can be issued ammo supply crates with pre-loaded magazines instead of empty mags and ammo cans, another potential lifesaving benefit in critical-response situations.
The MAG5-60 will fit into most nylon pouches with Velcro® cover flaps intended to hold two standard 30-round magazines, but double magazine pouches with stitched partitions may require some alteration. Both the 60- and 100-round HCMs can be disassembled for periodic cleaning or as required. The magazine floor plate can be easily removed from the body using a punch, the tip of a cartridge, or a variety of common tools.
Para Tactical Target Rifle
Posted by Gary in Long Guns, Para, Warrior Tools on 15/Dec/2010 00:50
Para TTR Videos
Todd Jarrett
Army’s Long-term Camo Strategy
Posted by Gary in Clothing, News, Warrior Tools on 14/Dec/2010 17:37
New Light Machine Gun for Marines
Military.com reports on the introduction of the IAR (Infantry Automatic Rife) to replace the SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon).
The introduction of the M-27 is a return to the roots of the Marine infantry squad, Flynn argued, which featured an “automatic rifleman” that eventually evolved into a light machine gunner with the introduction of the SAW in the 1980s.The Corps’ adoption of the IAR has been fraught with controversy, with critics arguing the limited firepower of an M-27 — which shoots a 30-round magazine — would leave Marines vulnerable. The lead-spitting power of the M-249 and its 200-round drum helps keep bad guys in place while grunts maneuver in for the kill, skeptics argued.