2012年05月23日
New Magpul STR Stock
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Magpul started shipping it’s new STR stock recently. You may have some difficulty finding them in stock. Magpul is producing them as fast as possible but right now demand exceeds supply.
The STR stands for “Storage/Type Restricted”. In other words it can’t be exported for sale outside the USA. As most of you probably know the CTR has the same type of classification. The STR is a modified version of the CTR with storage capacity which incorporates a better cheek weld. The double tubes are water resistant with a rubber seal at the rear of each. It has a shielded operation lever with a supplemental friction lock. There are two integral sling loops as well as a reversible QD sling mount.
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2012年05月23日
TRX AR 5.56mm from Del-Ton
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The Del-Ton TRX features Troy Industries’ TRX Extreme Battle Rail forend, Battle Sights, Battle Ax CQB stock and BattleMag (although any standard AR/M16 magazine as shown will work). Shown equipped with an EOTech 552 HWS combat optic with integrated Laser Devices EOLAD-2 green laser pointer and SureFire M720V Raid Weaponlight.
The Battle Ax stock features a large amount of storage space for cleaning kits, spare parts, batteries, etc., and a sturdy steel buttplate.
The Del-Ton TRX comes standard with Troy’s excellent folding Battle Sights. The front sight assembly features a heavy-duty winged post.
The direct gas impingement-operated TRX’s bolt carrier is made from Carpenter 158 steel, and the gas carrier key is properly staked and sealed.
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2012年05月23日
Remington’s new RAHGs hand guard
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Remington Defense has a new rifle hand guard called the RAHG, Remington Accessory Hand Guard. Remington differentiates its tubular aluminum hand guard from the competition in two major ways.
First, the hand guard will come in two widths, 2 and 2.5 inches, to accommodate shooters that want either the feel of a slimmer hand guard or the comfort associated with the heat dissipating qualities of a larger diameter hand guard.
The second differentiator is Remington’s use of Timesert inserts that provide fixed, helicoil-style screw out mounts for the movable rail sections. Remington says the Timeserts will withstand 250 pounds of linear pull forces and lugs on the backside of the rail sections further strengthen the interface by providing significant shear force resistance.
Versions will be available in carbine ands rifle lengths, as well as a separate pair made to accommodate the HK416.
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2012年05月23日
M4A1 AEG Disassembly
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Following is photographic step-by-step disassembly of a standard M4 AEG. This is not the new recoil shock series.
This is a Tokyo Marui M4A1 rifle with upgraded metal body, so the beginning of disassembly is different from the stock plastic receiver.
First remove the lower handguard by pulling the delta ring backwards and pulling the lower handguard downwards.
Then turn over (no need to remove) the fuse assembly and disconnect the two wires connecting to the fusebox.
Now remove these two pins that holds the receivers in place. You can use an allen wrench and a small hammer if it's a little tight.
After removing the pins, start sliding the upper receiver forward, but not all the way.
This charging latch will catch on the gearbox as shown. So you need to pull the charging handle and slightly push it upwards to disengage it from the gearbox. Then you can slide the upper receiver all the way out.
Now that we have the upper receiver out, it is time to remove the gearbox. Please do not lose the bolt catch paddle, although the gun will work without it, it still adds a little realism to your gun.
Now remove the butt stock by pulling the stock lever as shown and then slide it outwards.
Now remove this screw (using allen wrench) which holds the buffer tube endcap.
Then using a phillips screwdriver remove the long screw that holds the buffer tube into the lower receiver.
And pull it out as shown.
Now to remove the motor, remove these two screws under the grip.
Once the screws are removed the grip cover will come out. Be careful not to lose the round metal plate. This is needed for the motor tension adjustment for proper meshing of gears.
Then disconnect the two wires from the motor (take note of the position of the motor and wires so you will have a guide in putting them back). Then you can pull out the motor at this point.
Then remove the two screws that holds the grip to the receiver.
Then pull out the grip from the receiver.
Remove this pin.
And use a screwdriver to remove the magazine catch latch.
And you are done, you have totally disasembled an M4 AEG.
It is just a matter of retracing back the steps to reassemble the whole gun.
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Following is photographic step-by-step disassembly of a standard M4 AEG. This is not the new recoil shock series.
This is a Tokyo Marui M4A1 rifle with upgraded metal body, so the beginning of disassembly is different from the stock plastic receiver.
First remove the lower handguard by pulling the delta ring backwards and pulling the lower handguard downwards.
Then turn over (no need to remove) the fuse assembly and disconnect the two wires connecting to the fusebox.
Now remove these two pins that holds the receivers in place. You can use an allen wrench and a small hammer if it's a little tight.
After removing the pins, start sliding the upper receiver forward, but not all the way.
This charging latch will catch on the gearbox as shown. So you need to pull the charging handle and slightly push it upwards to disengage it from the gearbox. Then you can slide the upper receiver all the way out.
Now that we have the upper receiver out, it is time to remove the gearbox. Please do not lose the bolt catch paddle, although the gun will work without it, it still adds a little realism to your gun.
Now remove the butt stock by pulling the stock lever as shown and then slide it outwards.
Now remove this screw (using allen wrench) which holds the buffer tube endcap.
Then using a phillips screwdriver remove the long screw that holds the buffer tube into the lower receiver.
And pull it out as shown.
Now to remove the motor, remove these two screws under the grip.
Once the screws are removed the grip cover will come out. Be careful not to lose the round metal plate. This is needed for the motor tension adjustment for proper meshing of gears.
Then disconnect the two wires from the motor (take note of the position of the motor and wires so you will have a guide in putting them back). Then you can pull out the motor at this point.
Then remove the two screws that holds the grip to the receiver.
Then pull out the grip from the receiver.
Remove this pin.
And use a screwdriver to remove the magazine catch latch.
And you are done, you have totally disasembled an M4 AEG.
It is just a matter of retracing back the steps to reassemble the whole gun.
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2012年05月23日
Stag Arms Model 3 5.56mm
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All-purpose carbine can be easily customized to fit your duty needs!
Stag Arms’ new rifle is lightweight, versatile, packed with features and accurate for any patrol officer. Seen here with an EOTech 517 HWS and LaserMax’s rechargeable Genesis green laser.
Diamondhead’s V-RS quad-rail handguard, standard on the Model 3, allows the operator to add more rails as additional accessories are needed.
Diamondhead Premium front and rear combat flip-up sights lock up securely and remains zeroed in combat situations.
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