Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Excellent Home Defense Weapon

Submitted by Ann Lambert

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: U.S.A.F. Pussy Galore

Even before the U.S. Air Force was the air force, which was before 1947 it was referred to as the Army Air Corps, part of the Army, pilots painted things on their planes. Today it is commonplace for pilots in the Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Army to paint pictures and slogans on their combat aircraft.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: The British SWIFT Training Rifle

WW II British Training Rifle:
Common 'A' Series

Common 'B' Series


The Swift training rifle was fitted with a pair of spring operated pointed wire probes inside a protective fore-tunnel. These probes were cocked against a firing spring's pressure with the action of the bolt, and, on trigger release, shot forward out of the tunnel and punched a mark in a target fixed to a wooden frame in front of the recruit. The rifle and calibration board packed into the transit box to allow easy transport to any proposed site for use. The whole system included the deck-chair-like folding target frame, which required separate handling. No range was needed, and small hall or room could provide a suitable venue. The rifle's main advantage was that it presented a means of familiarising recruits with the Service rifle without expenditure of ammunition, or occupation of valuable range facilities needed for more advanced training. Although most of the Swift rifles used in the U.K. were issued to the Royal Air Force, (the Army seemingly treating the idea with a degree of contempt, attempts were made to sell them in other quarters. Even rifle clubs were encouraged to use the system to train volunteers, and a number were sold abroad, even to Switzerland.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Steyr AUG/A3 SA USA

The STEYR AUG/A3 SA USA is the civilian version of the STEYR AUG.
It is a gas-operated semi automatic sporting rifle with a changeable barrel and a picatinny rail (Military Standard 1913 rail) which allows quick attachment of various optic devices.
The rifle comes standard with two 30 round magazines, soft carry case, factory AUG sling, and a cleaning kit that fits conveniently in the butt stock.
See more at Steyr Arms Website:
http://www.steyrarms.com/products/sporting-rifles/steyr-aug-z/

Specifications:
Caliber: .223 Remington.
Action: Gas-operated - Gas regulator with two action settings for firing.
Trigger: Synthetic - Except for springs, steel bearing pins and catch holding open.
Firing Capacity: semi-automatic.
Magazine: Detachable, synthetic (transparent) staggered box type with 30 rounds.
Safety" Lateral push-through type, locks trigger.
Barrel Length: 16" (18.375" with flash hider), Chrome-lined bore including chamber.
Overall Length: 28.25-inch.
Weight: 8.15 lbs. with one empty magazine.
Stock: Synthetic Black.

The Oto-Melara Mod 56 105mm Howitzer

This was sometimes referred to as the Mountain Gun.
Italian designed light-weight artillery by Oto-Melara it fires the standard U.S. type M1 ammunition. Generally transported by either a Jeep or Land Rover. It was called the Mountain Gun because it could be broken down into 12 parts for easy transport.


Everyone please have a great weekend.

Boomerang

Indigenous people of Australia known as the Aborigines use this curved wooden stick both to hunt with and as a weapon. Yes it's true if you throw it properly it will come back to you.



Everyone have a great upcoming weekend and stay out of trouble.

Ruger 45 Colt Revolver with Cowboy Style Fast Draw Holster

Boberg XR9 Subcompact 9mm Pistol

SIG Model P239 9mm Handgun

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Beretta Model 950, 25 Caliber Semi Auto Pistol

Thanks for the submittal: Karl Wolves

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Who is Protecting You and Your Family?

Submitted by Ann Lambert


Now if you dont own a GUN, go out and buy one while you still can. Dont forget the ammo, at least 50-rounds for every caliber weapon you own. 100 rounds is better. Then get out to the range and practice.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Home Invasion Scenario

Submitted by Ann Lambert


Everyone have a great weekend.

The Best Gun Ever

The Best Gun Ever

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Homemade Viet Cong (VC) Hand Grenade

This makeshift Viet-Cong fragmentation grenade was made from a soft drink can with a short bamboo handle attached.

The Daily Gun Pictures Presents: M44 Mosin Nagant Rifle

M44 Mosin Nagant Rifle with Red Dot Sight and Rifle Sling



M44 Mosin Nagant Rifle in Vietnam



















Mosin Nagant Rifle Series

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Kalis Sword

A Kalis is a type of double-edged Filipino Sword, often with a "wavy" section. It has a double-edged blade that can be used for both cutting and thrusting.

Daily Gun Pictures Presents: Glock, Model G17 9mm Handgun

I went over to an indoor private gun range for some moving target practice. The range requires that you shoot their weapons which are all new (2010) Glock Model 17 9mmm Handguns.
You can find this gun and many more made by Glock at their website:
http://www.glock.com/

Parts to a Balisong Knife

This knife is more commonly referred to as the Butterfly Knife. It is a common weapon carried by gangs in Asian countries.


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Stevens Model 416-2, 22 Caliber Rifle

WWII Training Rifle Era 1941-43. The Stevens Model 416-2 was a medium weight target quality rifle introduced in 1938. A total of 10,338 were purchased at a cost of $17.98 each.

Merkel Model 140 Safari Side-by-Side Hunting Rifle

Antique Punyal Knife from Mindanao Philippines

YouTube Video: Silencer Research 410 Shotgun Silencer

Chinese Carrier Missile, The Dong Feng 21D

This missile has the capability of sinking aircraft carriers 900 miles away.