Warren
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Is that an AM/FM radio?
No, FA.
No, FA.
Puzzle time: what kind of radio is this?
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Utah Connor was the NM inventor, though ARES would dispute that.
Utah was a unique individual, had a class three collection that rivaled some third world armies...
Damn shame he got cancer, sold off everything he owned fighting it.
Never said a word the whole time, either.
He once modified a P7 to fire when you squeezed the saftey, did it for a friend of his who could not shoot normally.
Utah was a unique individual, had a class three collection that rivaled some third world armies...
Damn shame he got cancer, sold off everything he owned fighting it.
Never said a word the whole time, either.
He once modified a P7 to fire when you squeezed the saftey, did it for a friend of his who could not shoot normally.
G36-UK
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Hob in Robocop 2 had one in blue, IIRC.
CletusFudd
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Justin said:
It's a sub-gun.
yonderway
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Now the conundrum...
...is this one regulated by the BATFE, or the FCC?
...is this one regulated by the BATFE, or the FCC?
kjeff50cal
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Some sort of target designator?
It can be a target designator if you use tracer ammo.
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CletusFudd said:
It can be a target designator if you use tracer ammo.
kjeff50cal
madmike
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kjeff50cal said:Some sort of target designator?
It can be a target designator if you use tracer ammo.
kjeff50cal
Tracers work both ways.
kjeff50cal
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madmike said:Tracers work both ways.
You are correct
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The_Antibubba
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I could never carry a gun that looks like a ham radio.
I'd be too afraid it would telegraph my intentions.
I'd be too afraid it would telegraph my intentions.
max popenker
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This gun puzzled me and i did some research.
there's an article on original Ares FMG in the 5th volume of Gun Digest Book of Assault Weapons. This article has images of original Ares FMG, and those are a bit different frm Oleg's pics. Also, this article claims that it was Eugene Stoner who designed FMG (but Ares patent # us4625621 fas filed in the name of Warin Francis J
- that's my own finding ), and there was "another gunsmith who made similar gun from his own blueprints and managed to market it birefly". So i supose that Dave Boatman was that unnamed person from article, and i Googled him. Some hits are there, i.e.
http://www.securityarms.com/20010315/galleryfiles/1400/1490.htm
there's an article on original Ares FMG in the 5th volume of Gun Digest Book of Assault Weapons. This article has images of original Ares FMG, and those are a bit different frm Oleg's pics. Also, this article claims that it was Eugene Stoner who designed FMG (but Ares patent # us4625621 fas filed in the name of Warin Francis J
- that's my own finding ), and there was "another gunsmith who made similar gun from his own blueprints and managed to market it birefly". So i supose that Dave Boatman was that unnamed person from article, and i Googled him. Some hits are there, i.e.http://www.securityarms.com/20010315/galleryfiles/1400/1490.htm
beaucoup ammo
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Ingenious Design..Quality Photograph
As an old radio man and shooting enthusiast, this piece is very appealing to me! Oleg, would you mind if I run a copy for my office wall?
Take Care
As an old radio man and shooting enthusiast, this piece is very appealing to me! Oleg, would you mind if I run a copy for my office wall?
Take Care
Oleg Volk
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Which image do you want? I'll email you the largest file I have of it.
beaucoup ammo
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Oleg
Thank you!
If you could send the 2nd photo of the "case" and the 2nd of the assembled weapon I would be very grateful!
Thanks Again!
Thank you!
If you could send the 2nd photo of the "case" and the 2nd of the assembled weapon I would be very grateful!
Thanks Again!
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