Browning Buckmark
FTF in Florida as I don’t need the FFL and shipping hassles (and costs)
(5) LN factory Browning Buckmark mags $SPF shipped
(3) Ruger MKI-II mags (1-Factory red, 2 Mcgar) $SPF shipped
The ONLY trades I am interested in are new p 93 ruger MKIII mags.
Prices are shipped.
MO only, NO PAYPAL!!!
Will ship USPM as soon as funds arrive.
Sold as lots only.
All mags are like new.
Thanks
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April 19 - Today in the News
- Final Tally
- Keep Us Safe
- Why Stop at the Second Amendment?
- DC Crime Update
- McCain Reiterates
- Civil Rights in Tennessee
- Doctor’s Note Required For Gun Purchase?
- McCain on VA Tech and Gun Rights
- Looks Like Virginia Failed
- Some Truths To Counter Media Lies on VA Tech Shootings
- Beautiful
- At The Federal Level, We May Be Safe
- To Put the Brady Campaign Fundraiser in Perspective:
- I’m a Member of a Cult
- What, Realistically, Can Be Done
- Swinging Pendulum
- Despite Dishonest Media Hype, Va. Tech Shooter Used Standard Capacity Magazines In Shooting Spree
- Giving Dumb a Chance
- CRIME, GUNS, AND VIDEO TAPE
- He Is Exactly Why Law Abiding Americans Need Guns And Gun Rights
- Mental Health Records Privacy Threat To Public Safety
- Gun Legislation & Politics in New York
- Bloomberg’s billions
- Bills Reported
- Blog: Statement by the NRA
- Blog: The Push
- Blog: Lone Star Bias
- Blog: Changing Their Tune
- Blog: Corrupting the Children
- Blog: Ignoring the Facts
- Rep. McCarthy caught on assault weapon legislation
- VCDL on Va Tech shooting
- West Virginians may get wider reciprocity with CCW
- Gunnies looking for presidential candidates
- The Jurist on Parker
- Ohio court upholds pre-emption
- NRA convention & board elections
- MA now most violent state in New England
- Sandy Froman to write column for WorldNetDaily
- Legal matters
- Petition for rehearing in Parker v. DC
- Parker case in WaPo
- My take on Parker v. DC
- Oh, the irony…
- Oregon court rules no duty to retreat
- Did I Mention “Dancing In The Blood”?
- Thoughts On The Tragedy At VT
- Let The Sun Shine In
- The Second Amendment Is What It Is
- Criminals Facing Gunfire
- Senator Loses Handgun
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- Oh Goody! Paul Helmke on What to Do about VT
- Mental Health and Guns
- What Gun Control Law Would Have Prevented This?
- Must Read, Indeed!
- VA Gov. Kaine–Good for You!
- Guns Make It Worse?
- Don and Mike: Holy Irrationality
- CCW Saves Lives
- The Usual Handwringing…
- Bradys Already Pushing Their Agenda with the VT Shootings
- The Virginia Tech Tragedy
- WashPo and the Joyce Foundation: Not Being Straightforward
- Bloomberg’s ProtectPolice.org Site
- After the Roanoke Times Debacle…You’d Think They’d Learn
- Cramer on Stand Your Ground
- More on Joyce and the ASHA
- For the Record…
- Perfect Example of How Media Bias Has Made You Think Guns Are a Bigger Problem Than They Really Are
- Beg for money, of course
- Inside the mind of an anti-gunner
- Speech control
- Short answers and a fun experiment
- Meanwhile, in gun-free Japan
- Virginia Shooting - Things are going to change
- Mass murderers v. armed citizens
- Akins Accelerator Update
- Virginia Shooting - the gun stuff
- Virginia Shooting - the media stuff
- Virginia Shooting - the non-gun stuff
- Speaking of Bloomberg
- Young Guns
- Canon and guns
- Bloomberg and guns again
- Make sure you ask her about the time she did a straw purchase to get her son a high-powered sniper rifle
- Defend your property, go to jail.
- Slapping a Lib-Tard
- Doomed By Gun Control
- Our Albatross
- What Would Have Worked?
- An Exercise in Law Making
- College Kids Packing Heat?
- The Blogophere Weighs In
- Dealing With the Mentally Disturbed
- Mayor of Nagasaki Gunned Down
- Must Read
- Woo Bum-Kon, ROK Police Officer
- The Police Were Reasonable
- On Blaming the Shephard
- Packing The Convention
- We’re In Trouble
- Increasing NRA Membership
- AHSA Astroturfing NRA Convention
- Thoughts on VTech Shooting
- Telling the Truth About the Second Amendment
- Japanese and Their Interest in Guns
- Of Cars and Guns and Parking Lots*
- Father to Sons
- Security Illusion
- The View From North Central Idaho
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- Virginia Tech Shooter and Antidiscrimination Law:
- Firearms and Non-Citizens:
- Gun Control and Mass Shootings:
- “Gun-Free Zones”
Amphibious Combat Vehicles: James Bond Tech for U.S. Military Special Operations
by David Crane
defrev at gmail.com
All photographic images contained in this article were taken by DefenseReview.com, and they are the exclusive property of DefenseReview.com. DefenseReview.com owns the copyright on these photos. All photos were shot with a 7.2-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot digital camera (Model #: DSC-P150).
Another very interesting vehicle concept DefenseReview saw at AUSA Winter Symposium and Exhibition 2007, albeit in 1/18-scale mockup form, was a high-speed "High Speed Amphibian" craft/vehicle called the Amphibious Combat Craft/Expeditionary (ACC/E) that can reportedly transition back and forth between land and water in approx. five seconds. The ACC/E is being designed and developed specifically for fast amphibious insertion and extraction of Special Operations personnel. To develop it, Lockheed Martin is utilizing Gibbs Technologies Ltd’s patented High Speed Amphibian (HSA) technology. Gibbs technologies developed their HSA tech for their Aquada, Humdinga, and Quadski amphibious vehicles.
Gibbs describes HSA as "one of the most exciting and ground-breaking developments in automotive and marine engineering," enabling an amphibian "to perform fast on both land and water." Just from what Defense Review has been able to glean from the Gibbs Technologies website and various articles about their vehicles on the web, DefenseReview is inclined to agree with the company’s "ground-breaking" claims.
From the mock-up, the Lockheed ACC/E resembles a modified, modernized, stealthified (anti-radar stealth) and "amphibianized" …
FERFRANS SOAR AR-Type CQB Subcarbines/SBRs: Photos and Video on the Way
By David Crane
defrev at gmail.com
DefenseReview recently got a chance to put approx. 1000 rounds through two 5.56×45mm NATO (5.56mm NATO)/.223 Rem. select-fire FERFRANS SOAR (Special Operations Assault Rifle) subcarbines/SBRs (Short-Barreled Rifles) with 10.5” and 11.5” barrels, respectively. We ran both guns on semi-auto and full-auto.
Designed specifically for Direct Action and Security Operations (particularly deployment/employment from vehicles), the FERFRANS SOAR is essentially a select-fire AR-15/M16-based short-barreled rifle (SBR) designed to fill the same role as the SOPMOD M4 CQBR (Close Quarters Battle Receiver), although the SOAR utilizes a…
DefenseReview Goes Shooting with 3-Gun Tactical Champion Shooter Taran Butler
By David Crane
defrev@gmail.com
Yesterday, I had the distinct pleasure of doing some advanced pistol training with (i.e. receiving some professional pistol instruction from) my friend Taran Butler. Taran is one of the best professional shooters (competitive shooters) in the world, and currently the number 1 (i.e. the best) 3-Gun Tactical shooter in the world. In the coming weeks, I’ll try to follow-up on the training I received, which consisted of shooting drills in the form of tactical match-style shooting "stages".
Anyway, while I was at Taran’s training facility, I…
Rep. Juanita Millender-McDonald
The representative from southern California was surely an enemy of gun rights, but first she was a person, a family member and a friend. To those who knew her, I am sorry for your loss.
Democratic Congresswoman Dies of Cancer
Blast from the Past: DefRev ‘Sections’ articles to be re-published, soon.
by David Crane
david at defensereview.com
DefenseReview will be re-publishing all of our articles that were originally published in our "Sections" section, for the purpose of archiving and ready availability to our readers. As we re-publish each one, we will identify the article appropriately so it is obvious to our readers. It should perhaps be noted that at the time these articles were originally published, they were significantly longer and more in-depth than our standard articles in our "Topics" section were. These "Sections" articles were also the only Defense Review articles that contained embedded photos, back then (2001-2003).
Things have changed quite a bit since then. All of our articles are now…
Video: HK MP7 PDW (Personal Defense Weapon): Serious Compact Firepower
The following article was originally published on November 17, 2002 in DefenseReview.com’s "Sections" section, which is no longer active. It is being republished here (with original images and video clips) for the purpose of archiving and ready availability to our readers. The live-fire videos linked-to in this article were shot by DefenseReview.com, and are the exclusive property of DefenseReview.com. As such, they are not to be re-published or used in any way without DefenseReview.com’s express permission. They are copyrighted material, and DefenseReview.com owns the copyright.
by David Crane
defrev at gmail.com
November 17th, 2002
Every once in awhile, as the editor of Defense Review, I have the rare and somewhat distinct pleasure of handling and firing a firearm that is not only brand spanking new, but actually manages to knock my socks off. Please keep in mind that I did not expect Heckler & Koch’s newest wondergun, the HK MP7A1 PDW(Personal Defense Weapon), to have such a profound affect on me. To be honest, I’ve had a few preformed ideas about the 4.6×30mm round it fires, and they haven’t exactly been positive. This is the result of two things: conversations with fairly knowledgeable people in the firearms community, and late results with the performance of the 5.56×45mm round in Afghanistan.
Truth is, most knowledgeable people that I’ve spoken with have talked rather condescendingly about PDW’s in general, and the ammunition they fire, in particular. This applies to both the…
DefRev Exclusive: Oshkosh Truck Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) Concepts
by David Crane
defrev at gmail.com
All photographic images contained in this article were taken by DefenseReview.com, and they are the exclusive property of DefenseReview.com. DefenseReview.com owns the copyright on these photos. All photos were shot with a 7.2-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot digital camera (Model #: DSC-P150).
While we’re on the subject of JLTVs (Joint Light Tactical Vehicles) and vehicle prototype mock-ups at AUSA Winter Symposium and Exhibition 2007, we should perhaps also mention the two "conceptual designs and mockups" that Oshkosh Truck Corporation (OTC) Defense division had on display at their booth.
Unlike the GDLS Advanced Mobility Ground Vehicle (a.k.a. GDLS AGMV) tech demonstrator (an actual full-scale demonstration vehicle that you can sit in–and we did), the Oshkosh Defense JLTV prototype mockups/concepts don’t appear to utilize wheel hubs, so the tires appear to be more exposed. Other than that, one of the designs (2nd photo down, i.e. middle photo) appears to be somewhat similar in look to the AGMV.
Like the AGMV, both Oshkosh concepts…
The European Response to Va Tech
The Europeans are having the predicted reaction to the situation at Va. Tech. Der Speigel has posted a summary of European reactions in Blaming Charlton Heston.
They all make an unstated assumption that more gun control would have an effect on criminal access to firearms.
Nothing could be further from the truth. Examination of Britain’s crime rate proves that gun control laws do not decrease violent crime.
We know the gun control model does not prevent criminal access to firearms. We also know that law enforcement can not always be around to protect everyone.
We need to spread the discussion of how individuals have the responsibility to protect themselves beyond those interested in gun rights into mainstream media.
Those concerned about personal safety must be given alternatives beyond 911.
A face of crime in America looks like this: {mosimage} not this: {mosimage}.
June 15th, 2007 by 
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