Carl Gustav 84mm Multi-Purpose 84mm Recoilless Rifle (1948)

Army and Weapons | Carl Gustav 84mm Multi-Purpose 84mm Recoilless Rifle (1948) | Carl Gustav 84mm Multi-Purpose 84mm Recoilless Rifle (1948), The global reach of the Carl Gustav recoilless rifle emphasizes the popularity of the weapon, appearing in three major variants and in use by standard military and special forces alike for some sixty years. The system has been noted from the start for its accuracy, impressive range and firepower since appearing with the Swedish Army in 1948. The system earned its distinct name from the production facility...

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AN/TPQ-36 Firefinding Radar High-Mobility Weapon

 Army and Weapons | AN/TPQ-36 Firefinding Radar High-Mobility Weapon | AN/TPQ-36 Firefinding Radar High-Mobility Weapon Locating Radar System The AN/TPQ-36 Fire finder radar system is used to locate the origin of enemy fire - be it artillery or mortar. The system is a relatively light-weight battlefield component that can detect enemy launches from within a pre-selected 90-degree azimuth sector at any angle, in essence offering up 360-degrees of coverage (through manual positioning). The system can center in on staggered voluminous...

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AT-13 Saxhorn-2

Army and Weapons | AT-13 Saxhorn-2 | AT-13 Saxhorn-2, Czech CZ vz. 24 bolt-action service rifle in 1924 proved itself through many 20th-century conflicts AT-13 "Saxhorn-2" is an anti-tank missile system is man-portable Russian origin and is a modern form of the original AT-7 "Saxhorn". The main difference between the two systems is a new AT-13s missiles which sport larger dimensions, increased operational range and internal modern technology. It is produced by the KBP Instrument Design Bureau and entered service with the Russian Army in 1992...

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Minigun

Army and Weapons | Minigun | Minigun is a term used to describe a type of multiple-barreled rifle, Gatling-derived high-level play with fire usually found external support (IE: Pneumatics, Electrical). The gun may fire several thousand rounds per minute. It's often just use the plane. Miniguns may have to take a few seconds to get the barrel spinning before unleashing a heavy load of lead because if it does not wait, round barrel will cut apart and jam it. It can reach speeds of rotation up to 6000 + RPM (revolutions Per Minute). There are several...

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SIG 540

Army and Weapons | SIG 540 | SIG 540 is an assault rifle of the Swiss lines. Used by many soldiers, it is a symbol SIG Sauer, a company from Switzerland. French FAMAS use until replaced by troops Chile, Portugal, and Brazil are also users SIG 540. Many troops in Africa are still using this weapon. The SG540 is chambered for the 5.56x45 NATO round, which was held in a 30-round magazine. It has a high reliability and accuracy. SG 540 is air-cooled, gas-operated, selective fire assault rifle that fires from a closed bolt position. SIG designers...

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Arctic Warfare .50

Army and Weapons |  Arctic Warfare .50 | AI Arctic Warfare .50 better known as the AW-50 is basically an improved AI Arctic Warfare to fire .50 BMG caliber ammunition. The AW-50 features anti-reverse system and has adjustable monopod at the back and a folding stock. To mount optics have a MIL Standard 1913 rail machined into the action. The AW-50 is the Arctic Warfare .50, modification of the AS-50 to trigger a bigger housing to fit gloved finger, a small straw bolt to stop the ice from the lock and muzzle brake for reduced recoil and muzzle...

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CETME mod.A

Army and Weapons | CETME mod.A | The state of the Spanish company CETME (Centro de Estudios Tecnicos de materiales especiales - Special Materials Technical Studies Center, now known as Empresa National Santa Barbara) was established in 1949 to develop a small arms range of the Spanish army. At the same time arms used Vorgrimler German designer Ludwig, who worked for the famous Mauser Werke in Germany before and during World War 2. Vorgrimler is the designer of the experimental German assault rifle, known as "Gerat 06" or Stg.45 (M)....

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Owen Machine Carbine

Army and Weapons | Owen Machine Carbine |  The Owen machine carbine machine gun was invented by Australia 24 years Evelyn Owen. Mutations prototype made primarily Dari .22 rifle parts, have a "Wheel" is operated by The Drum magazine coil spring Yang took 44 bullets and has a trigger Its made from a piece of spring steel languages ​​in Upper Capital wrist. IN June 1941 Owen out the language of AIF and START working on Lysaght That produced the gun. IN September 1941 Owen weapons are READY for testing against similar weapons, American...

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