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DSEI – Steyr Mannlicher STM 556

Monday, September 21st, 2015

Steyr Mannlicher continues to exhibit their short piston take on the AR style carbine which first debuted in 2012. Unfortunately, it seems that it remains in development with further refinements still to come.

 

The one-piece upper integrates the railed forend. As you can see, this upper design offers a quick swap barrel feature. There are four gas regulator settings: Standard, Extreme Condition, Silencer, and Cut Off.  Additionally, it incorporates a dry film lubricant.

  

The four bolts in the upper reciever are associated with steel guide rail inserts for the dry film lubricant system.  

   

The weapon can be loaded and unloaded with the weapon on safe.  There’s no need to pull the hammer to the rear in order to place the weapon on safe.  According to the man at the booth, the production version will sport a new butt stock and magazine by Steyr.

  

https://www.steyr-mannlicher.com/militaryandlawenforcement

DSEI – CQC Ltd

Monday, September 21st, 2015

  

CQC Limited has been manufacturing combat clothing and equipped for the UK Ministry of Defence and allied nations for over 60 years. As you can see from their booth, they are still going strong.

cqc.co.uk

DSEI – Milrem UGV Type 1

Friday, September 18th, 2015

The UGV Type 1 from Eastonian brand Milrem caught my eye due to its apparent versatility. Unlike other Unmanned Ground Systems, the UGV Type 1 prototype takes up space allowing it to accomplish a wider variety of functions.  

  

Featuring a diesel/electric hybrid engine and band tracks, the Type 1 offers a max speed of up to 50 km/h and can negotiate up to a 45 degree rise.  The curb weight is 750kg and offers a 700kg payload.  

Milrem anticipates that this home Estonian system will fill roles as remote weapon, resupply, anti-armor, fire fighting, logistics, engineer, demining/CIED, comma relay, medevac and reconnaissance as well as CBRNE.  

www.milrem.ee

DSEI – Beretta Defense Systems / Steiner

Friday, September 18th, 2015

The Steiner Intelligent Combat Sight is issued to the Italian Army for use with their ARX-160 assault rifle. But this isn’t a simple carbine optic. This 6 x 40 scope incorporates a laser rangefinder as well as a ballistic calculator into the sight.

 

It’s simple to use. The shooter simply pushes the remote tape switch to activate an an eyesafe laser which determines distance to the target and the sight calculates an illuminated, trajectory-compensated aiming point based on ammunition ballistics, measured distance, and angle to your target out to 800 meters.

 

Not only does the ICS feature an integral Mil Std 1913 rail, it also offers a Pic rail at the top for MRDS. You’ll also notice back irons built directly into the sight’s body. Adjustable for windage and up to 120 MOA of elevation.

  

Waterproof to 10m, the ICS relies on a single CR-123A battery.  It’s currently only in use with the Italians but I’d say the two biggest compromises are the fixed 6 power magnification and the relatively big footprint and weight.  It’s a significant sight but as a Steiner salesman pointed out, it can be used with 7,62, 5.56, .300 Blackout and .300 Winmag and would be great with a machine gun.  

www.steiner-defense.com/combat-sights/intelligent-combat-sight-ics

I’m DSEI – iNKUNZI PAW

Friday, September 18th, 2015

From South Africa comes the iKUNZI PAW 20.  The semiauto Personal Area Weapon fires 20mm x 42B ammunition from a Four round box magazine at a range out to 1000m. It’s no lightweight, coming in at 6.8kg.

The pistol grip and trigger mechanism are interestingly offset to the shooter’s right.

As you can see, it features a Picatinny rail and is used in conjunction with a red dot sight. Currently, there are practice, HEI and SAPHEI rounds. The latter have direct action fuzes with muzzle and range safety features, filled with Hexal P30 for blast and incendiary effects during detonation.

www.pmp.co.za

DSEI – Torpedo SEAL

Friday, September 18th, 2015

 

The Torpedo SEAL is a wet submerible for up to two combat swimmers from James Fisher Defense. It can be transported in a NATO Standard 533mm torpedo tube and has a range of up to 10nm at a maximum speed of 4kts thanks to its onboard lithium polymer batteries.

  

Yes, that long, diagonal beast in the background is the Torpedo SEAL’s big brother the SEAL Carrier which will deliver a 6-man team up to 30nm.

  
Here are some basic specs:

  

Above, you can see the controls of the mini-sub.

jfdefence.com/sealpod/torpedo

DSEI – International Uniform & Insignia Manufacturers

Friday, September 18th, 2015

  

There are a wide variety of manufacturers of uniforms and insignia represented at DSEI, like Jstex Wintex Co, Ltd here. Some of the stuff they create is pretty amazing and these few photos give you a sampling of what’s out there.

What do you think of Jstex Wintex’s sample table cloth?

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DSEI – Sand-X Motors

Friday, September 18th, 2015

 

Looking like a hybrid ATV and snow machine, the T-ATV 1200 Tracked All Terrain Vehicle by SAND-X MOTORS is certainly unconventional.

Available in military and civilian configurations, the T-ATV 1200 Tracked All Terrain Vehicle is engineered in Switzerland by SAND-X MOTORS. It is designed to operate in all terrains including sand, snow, all types of roads as well as rocky terrains from -50°C to +60°C. The vehicle accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in less than three seconds and can reach a top speed of 185 km/h.

sand-x.com