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Jesse James Firearms Unlimited – The Sandman Nomad Rifle

Thursday, February 20th, 2014

Sandman

Designed as a tribute to the “Bring Back” wartime souvenir rifle, the Sandman rifle is a variant of the JJFU Nomad that is finished with KG Gun Kote and “authentically weathered for the Ultimate Battle Scarred finish.” Available in either 5.56 or .300 Blackout with a midlength 16″ barrel with a 1/8 twist, the Sandman features the distinct JJFU “Skelly” hand guard, grip, and pistol grip components. The upper and lower receivers are of JJFU-make, as is the needle bearing 2-stage trigger, Nickel Boron-coated Bolt Carrier Group, and Muzzle Brake. The charging handle is a Fortis hammer and the stock is a Magpul ACS.

www.jjfu.com/core

BlackSheepWarrior – “Ghost Gun .30 Cal Magazine Clip”

Wednesday, February 19th, 2014

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BlackSheepWarrior is now offering the official “Ghost Gun .30 Cal Magazine Clip” in honor of CA State Senator Kevin de Leon and SB 808, perfect for all ‘.30 cal ghost guns capable of dispersing 30 bullets in half a second’. The magazine is a black PMAG 30 Gen 2, featuring custom laser work by Jeff from LeoArmory.com.

If you missed CA State Senator Kevin de Leon’s comments, check out the video below:

www.blacksheepwarrior.com/product/laser-engraved-ghost-gun-pmag-30-gen-2

Tactical-Life.com & Panteao Productions Present – Beretta ARX100

Wednesday, February 19th, 2014

Beretta ARX100

Tactical-Life.com and Panteao Productions got some excellent video coverage during SHOT Show and we thought it would be great to share it with our readers here at SSD. This week, it’s the Beretta ARX100, a multi-caliber piston carbine featuring a polymer chassis, ambidextrous controls, a side folding buttstock.

The ARX100 is the civilian version of the AR160 adopted by the Italian military. Interestingly, it accepts AR magazines. In addition to a full length Picatinny rail, it also utilizes pins which means no tools to break it down.

For the full story, visit www.tactical-life.com/magazines/beretta-arx100-5-56mm.

Badger Ordnance Mil/LE Program

Tuesday, February 18th, 2014

MilLE

Badger Ordnance has established a Military and LE discount program as thanks for the service of servicemen and law enforcement officials. This program allows qualified individuals to purchase Badger Ordnance products at exclusive pricing. To sign up, submit the required information using the Mil/LE Discount Program form. Note that requests require either a Gov/dept/agency email address or copy of office credentials.

www.badgerordnance.com/militaryle

Osprey Range Day – Ohio Ordnance Works M240 Semi-Auto Trigger Pack

Thursday, February 13th, 2014

OOW Semi-Auto Trigger Pack

In addition to the HCAR, Ohio Ordnance Works also had their M240 Semi-Auto trigger Pack available at the Osprey Range Day. The M240 Select Fire is a direct replacement trigger pack for all MAG and M240 variants which allows the machinegunner to switch between semi and full-auto fire. This increases the versatility of the M240, by allowing the machinegunner to place more precise shots while not wearing down on the sear. Additionally, it becomes much easier to zero in the weapon when set to semi-automatic.

www.ohioordnanceworks.com/parts/m240-select-fire-1/m240-select-fire

Osprey Range Day – LOSOK Custom Arms Mk 36

Thursday, February 13th, 2014

The LOSOK Custom Arms Mk 36 rifle debuted at SHOT Show 2014 with Osprey Global Solutions. The Mk 36 consists of a rotating bolt, M1 Garand-style action upper mated to an AR-style lower. It is important to note that the Mk 36 is currently in a prototype phase.

The upper receiver of the Mk 36 was manufactured using Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) by Solid Concepts Inc., the company that manufactured the world’s first 3D printed metal gun. The Mk 36 receiver is quite possibly the first ever 3D printed rifle receiver in the USA, if not the world.

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The lower receiver and foreend are both carbon fiber reinforced polymer. Due to the AR-style lower, the Mk 36 is compatible with standard AR fire control parts and furniture. The rifle is only 8 1/2 lbs unloaded.

The model featured in the video is chambered for .30-06 and is capable of a 1500 yard range with proper ammunition. It is loaded using 20-round box magazines.

Another prototype chambered for 5.56 was also available for viewing at the event. It utilized a modified Mini-14 receiver and was completed in only 10 days, just in time for the Osprey Range Day.

The Mk 36 will be marketed and produced by Osprey Armament.

www.ospreyarmament.com

Osprey Range Day – MMC Armory PDW 7

Thursday, February 13th, 2014

MMC Armory is a division of Mennie Machine Company, located in Mark, Illinois. They have decades of experience manufacturing parts for the auto industry and have put their expertise towards manufacturing rifles and accessories.

The MMC Armory PDW 7 is designed for CQB operations. The upper receiver is machined 7075 T6 aluminum alloy and hard coat anodized, with indexing marks and M4 feed ramps. The lower receiver is also machined 7075 T6 aluminum alloy and hard coat anodized, with a flared magazine well. The barrel is 4150 CrMv nitride treated steel and features a 1:7 twist, with a pistol length gas system and M4 extension. Chambering is available for both .223/5.56 and .300 BLK.

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The trigger is an enhanced nitride treated Mil-Spec single stage, creep adjusted with polished engagement surfaces and a crisp 5 lb. break. The bolt carrier group is full auto rated with a staked gas key. The PDW 7 is capable of 700-800rpm when fired full-auto.

All moving parts from the bolt carrier group to the collapsible wire stock on the PDW 7 are coated in Nickel Boron for lubeless operation.

It is currently available through Osprey Armament.

MMC Armory Catalog

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www.mmcarmory.com

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Osprey Range Day – Heavy Counter Assault Rifle

Thursday, February 13th, 2014

Back in November, we introduced you to the Ohio Ordnance Works HCAR – Heavy Counter Assault Rifle. At the time, we believed that the weapon was called the Heavy Combat Assault Rifle, but this has since been corrected for us. Since November, OOW in conjunction with Osprey Armament has been hard at work making improvements to the design. Remember, the HCAR is based on the .30-06, M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle which weighed in at almost 20 lbs. This modern version has shaved the weight down to 12 lbs.

HCAR

The Heavy Counter Assault Rifle manufactured by Ohio Ordnance Works is a modernized rifle based on the Browning Automatic Rifle. Chambered for .30-06, the HCAR allows the operator to consistently and effectively engage targets out to 900 meters, lending to its naming as a ‘Heavy Counter’ rifle. It utilizes proprietary 30-round magazines manufactured by OOW.

HCAR

The updated model featured at the Osprey Range Day had a new, adjustable trigger system between 3.5 and 7 lbs. It also featured a new bolt hold open system. The button magazine release on the older model has been replaced with a lever release, similar to an AK or FAL. The HCAR also features an ambidextrous bolt close switch, located on either side of the magazine guide.

HCAR

The HCAR that we fired in November retained the original WWI-era selector switch which in the modern age, is less than ideal. I was pleased to see that it now features a modern safety selector with a short 45 degree throw.

HCAR

The 16″ barrel is “dimpled” with ovals to help reduce weight and improve cooling by offering additional surface area. This model also had an AAC flash suppressor and could accept the AAC suppressor. Like on the original BAR design, the HCAR has an adjustable gas port. You can also see the integrated Mil Std 1913 rails for sights and accessories.

HCAR

The model featured at the Range Day did not feature the new folding charging handle, although it will be available when full-scale production starts.

It will be available later this year through Osprey Armament.

www.ohioordnanceworks.com

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