Back in 1963, the British Army adopted the M2 Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle. It served with various units right through into the 1990s when it was replaced by lighter, single-use munitions. The British Army replaced the M2 with the LAW 80 which has since been surpassed by the NLAW. Yesterday, it was announced that the […]
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Back in 1963, the British Army adopted the M2 Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle. It served with various units right through into the 1990s when it was replaced by lighter, single-use munitions. The British Army replaced the M2 with the LAW 80 which has since been surpassed by the NLAW. Yesterday, it was announced that the
British Army Adopts Carl Gustaf Recoilless Rifle – Again! Read More »
Back in 1963, the British Army adopted the M2 Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle. It served with various units right through into the 1990s when it was replaced by lighter, single-use munitions. The British Army replaced the M2 with the LAW 80 which has since been surpassed by the NLAW. Yesterday, it was announced that the
British Army Adopts Carl Gustaf Recoilless Rifle – Again! Read More »
Back in 1963, the British Army adopted the M2 Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle. It served with various units right through into the 1990s when it was replaced by lighter, single-use munitions. The British Army replaced the M2 with the LAW 80 which has since been surpassed by the NLAW. Yesterday, it was announced that the
British Army Adopts Carl Gustaf Recoilless Rifle – Again! Read More »
Back in 1963, the British Army adopted the M2 Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle. It served with various units right through into the 1990s when it was replaced by lighter, single-use munitions. The British Army replaced the M2 with the LAW 80 which has since been surpassed by the NLAW. Yesterday, it was announced that the
British Army Adopts Carl Gustaf Recoilless Rifle – Again! Read More »
In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves performs an extended review of the Ruger LC Carbine. The Ruger LC Carbine is a light and compact, not to mention inexpensive 5.7x28mm carbine that has a number of well-thought-out features including a cold hammer-forged barrel with a threaded muzzle for easy attachment of muzzle devices. It includes
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MDT has released a Training Shot Timer for shooters of all skill levels. The timer can be used with a wide range of rifles and calibers, as well as for your dry fire practice. The device stores all shooting data and links with an accompanying app, allowing users to film video with real-time statistics and
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TV and film guns are always going to be popular collector’s items and while some of them are often creations directly from the bench of a deranged gunsmith, some prop movie guns are meant to be literal representations of real-world firearms. In this particular example on Gunbroker, we see an H&K MR556A1 SBR that is
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Previously on TFB, we’ve covered several of Grey Man Tactical’s Vehicle RMP systems. The Rigid MOLLE Panels are a convenient way to add storage space to surfaces that normally wouldn’t be able to accept heavier gear and also serve as a handy organizing tool for containers and vehicles. Grey Man Tactical is excited to announce
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Welcome back to TFB’s Wheelgun Wednesday! In this installment, we’ll take a look at the just-released third generation of the Standard Manufacturing S333 Thunderstruck revolver. This 8-round .22 WMR revolver has two barrels and fires two rounds per trigger pull. Simultaneous firing of multiple barrels is known as volley fire and when this revolver was
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