#picatinny rail

[historyofguns]

In his review of the Springfield Model 2020 Boundary rifle for The Armory Life, Wayne van Zwoll, an experienced hunter and firearms expert, praises the new bolt-action rifle for its blend of classic style and modern features. The Boundary is a sibling to the original 2020 Waypoint and stands out with its internal magazine and refined dimensions which make it easier to handle. It boasts a carbon-fiber stock, stainless receiver, and TriggerTech trigger, with a notable accuracy guarantee of .75 MOA. During range sessions, the rifle demonstrated impressive accuracy with a variety of commercial loads, shooting sub-minute groups. Offered in multiple calibers including .308 Win., 6.5 CM, and various 7mm and .30-caliber options, the Boundary is deemed a well-balanced, accurate, and powerful rifle suitable for diverse hunting challenges, solidifying Springfield Armory's reputation.

[thepuff09]

Just finished my new piece of @doctor4t, as promised. It’s probably one of my favorite pieces I’ve done thus far! Next up is MoriyaShinee, since his design is fun!

Also only just realized I haven’t been signing these…

[macpowell23]

https://deutschesamorhaus.com/index.php/product/iwi-tavor-x95-16-5-56-nato-rifle-black-xb16/

[digital-morganism]

I didn't know they updated this gun or that Ian got to look at it again

[gunrunnerhell]

HAGA Defense KS7 Minimalist Rail

An aftermarket optic mounting option for the Kel-Tec KS7 by HAGA Defense. It replaces the factory OEM carry handle with a hybrid mount consisting of a 3D printed base with an aluminum picatinny rail. While it does streamline the KS7 and removes the bulk of the carry handle, it does remove any sort of iron sights which were contained in the carry handle. Whether or not you need iron sights on a shotgun built primarily for close quarter defense is up to your personal preference. (GRH)

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[laguzmage]

This isn't a slight on modern 40k art direction at all, but it's really funny watching a vtuber play Space Marine II and seeing that the space marine assault rifle has a picatinny rail on the top

[viktorviolettaenterprises]

Tactical Machine Pistol + Pose Pack

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Steyr TMP

The Steyr TMP (Taktische Maschinenpistole/Tactical Machine Pistol) is a 9×19mm Parabellum caliber machine pistol manufactured by Steyr Mannlicher of Austria. The magazines come in 15 or 30 round detachable box types. A suppressor can also be fitted. Though originally intended to be used without a shoulder stock, an optional fixed stock was made available later.

Picture this: it's compact, it's sleek, and it's made by Steyr Mannlicher – those Austrians sure know how to craft some serious firepower. The mags? You've got options, my friend – choose between the 15-round or the 30-round detachable box types. More bullets, more fun, right?

Now, here's the cool part – you can throw a suppressor on this bad boy. Yeah, you heard me right. Stealth mode engaged! Take out the trash without waking up the whole neighborhood.

And get this, it was originally meant to be a hip-firing, no-shoulder-stock-needed kind of deal. But hey, if you're feeling fancy, they later dropped an optional fixed stock. So, whether you're going for the "I'm a secret agent" look or just want a compact powerhouse, the Steyr TMP has your back.

In summary, it's Austrian, it's 9mm, it's got optional Rambo vibes with that stock, and it's perfect for when you need to make a statement – quietly or not, your choice!

Steyr SPP

The Steyr SPP (Special Purpose Pistol) is a semi-automatic variant of the TMP intended for civilian Markets. The TMP's barrel and barrel jacket lengths were increased slightly so there is a greater length of protruding jacket and barrel. The forward tactical pistol grip was also removed. It is large for a pistol and is constructed mainly from Polyamide 66. Now, they didn't just slap on an "SPP" and call it a day. The SPP got a bit of a makeover. They tweaked the barrel and barrel jacket, making them a bit longer for that extra oomph. It's all about that protruding jacket and barrel, giving it a distinctive look. So, whether you're in the market for a semi-auto powerhouse or just want to feel like you're wielding the future of pistols, the Steyr SPP is your go-to. It's Austrian, it's purposeful, and it's packing some Polyamide 66 coolness. What more could you ask for in a Special Purpose Pistol?

Brügger & Thomet MP9

in 2001, Steyr decided to pass the torch, or in this case, the design, to none other than Brügger & Thomet. It's like a handoff in the world of guns – a bit like passing the baton in a relay race, but with more firepower.

So, Steyr handed over the blueprints, and Brügger & Thomet took the reins, turning that design into what we now know as the Brügger & Thomet MP9. It's like the TMP's legacy lives on, but with a Swiss twist.

Now, the MP9 isn't your average Joe submachine gun – it's got some serious selective-fire mojo going on. You can choose your flavor of firepower with 15, 20, 25, or 30 round transparent polymer magazines. It's like a buffet of bullets.

Safety first, right? The MP9 takes that seriously with not one, not two, but three safeties. You've got an ambidextrous safety/fire mode selector switch button for manual safety, a trigger safety, and a drop safety. They've basically built a fortress of safety around this thing.

And here's the kicker – it's the lovechild of the Steyr TMP. Brügger & Thomet took that TMP design, shook things up a bit, and voila, the MP9 was born. They made it even cooler with a folding stock that tucks away to the right, an integrated Picatinny rail for all your accessory needs, and a snazzy new trigger safety. Evolution at its finest, right?

So, whether you're into Swiss precision, sleek designs, or just want a submachine gun that's as safe as a bank vault, the MP9 is here to deliver the goods – with a little help from its TMP roots.

Brügger & Thomet TP9

So, check this out: the TP9, a semi-auto civilian version of the MP9, decided to play by the rules to cozy up with US firearm import laws. They did a little swap dance – out with the forward grip, in with a snazzy underbarrel MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny Rail, right in front of the trigger guard. It's like the gun got a tactical makeover to fit in.

Imagine it's the rebel cousin – looks like the Steyr SPP but with a twist. No more forward grip, just a slick rail. Gotta hand it to them for adapting and keeping it stylish. Guns with a touch of strategy, right?

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[operation-priority]

Loadout Display Featuring OpsCore SF, Crye SPC, and AWS SMU

Here's what we are looking at:

Ops-Core FAST SF Ballistic Helmet Setup:

Dynamic Fuzz Cover

Core Survival HEL-STAR 6 Gen III+

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3M Peltor ComTac V on 3M ARC Adapter, with NoiseFighters Sightlines and Koffin Wurks Krypt

Princeton Tec Charge MPLS

Surefire M340V Scout Light Pro on Ops-Core Picatinny Rail Adapter

Ops-Core Counterweight

Elbit Gen 3 WP PVS-14 with Nightline Power Pack and Nocorium PVS-14 Digital Wrap, with a Cold Harbour Adjustable Diaphragm and Night Vision Incorporated Lens Protector on the front and rear lens respectively

NoiseFighters AX14-PRO

Crye Precision AirLite SPC Setup:

AXL Structural Shoulder Pads

Crye Precision Admin Pouch

Crye Precision AirLite Detachable Panel

AWS Universal Mag Pouch Panel (Discontinued) with Spiritus Systems Pangolin Flap

Crye Precision Custom Prototype MultiCam Urban Rubble Dangler

Crye Precision AirLite Configurable Radio Pouch

Disco32 Motorola 2 Pin PTT

×2 Crye Precision JPC Maritime 6×6 Side Plate Pouch

HSG Tourniquet MOLLE TACO Pouch

Blue Force Gear Micro Trauma Kit NOW! - Plus+

×2 Blue Force Gear Helium Whisper Pouch

MultiCam Tropic Crye Precision Magazine Pouch

Crye Precision Zip-On Pack Panel 2.0

AWS SMU Setup:

esstac Double Pistol KYWI

esstac 5.56 Single KYWI Midlength

Kinetic Consulting Dump Pouch

×2 Blue Force Gear Helium Whisper Smoke Grenade Pouch

Blue Force Gear Micro Trauma Kit NOW!

Blue Force Gear TQ Hammock

Blue Force Gear Boo Boo Pouch

G-Code XST Holster Left Hand

Plus an Avon C50 Gas Mask with VPU and its Crye GP pouch as a treat

[gunzlotzofgunz]

Vityaz KP-9 SMG

9mm Parabellum The Vityaz SMG was introduced in 2004 and is now on general issue to Russian Federation Spetznaz, MVD, and various state police special units who require a closed bolt SMG for precision target selection, such as hostage rescue scenarios. They are rated to reliably fire the latest Russian 9mm penetrator rounds, such as the 7N29 ammunition. They also come with a fixed picatinny top rail, bottom rail on the foresight, and are able to take any RIS furniture designed for the AKM/ AK74 rifles.

[historyofguns]

The article titled "New Year, New Gun: KelTec Sub2000 Gen3" by Richard Johnson discusses the newly released third generation of KelTec's Sub2000 folding carbine, announced on January 1, 2024. The KelTec Sub2000 Gen3 includes several upgrades such as enhanced foldability that accommodates optics, a lighter action for easier bolt operation, an improved aluminum trigger with a lighter pull weight of about 5 pounds, and a redesigned operating handle. The gun, which maintains its reputation for reliability and practicality, particularly for roles like survival or self-defense, will initially be available in 9mm and compatible with Glock 19 and 17 magazines. The MSRP is set at $499, reflecting reasonable pricing amidst current economic conditions.

[apas-95]

will never forgive battlefield for making a ww1 game and still managing to give everyone automatic guns. equivalent sin to CoD having made another WW2 game but, having lost all self control in the intervening years, gave everyone tacticool picatinny-rail guns with holo sights and accessories. like whats the point of having a setting for you shooter game if the shooting's going to be the exact same no matter what. battlefield for their credit at least openly accepted that the gameplay is entirely unchanged between settings by just smushing them all together in 2042

[smowyashe]

me when-

me when SR98

The Australian Army sniper is issued the SR98, with folding butt, which provides the capability to engage targets beyond 800 metres. It can also be used in the suppressed role.

The SR98 is a magazine-fed, bolt-action, manually-operated rifle fitted with a telescopic sight secured by a fixed mount on a Picatinny rail. Iron sights are supplied in the complete equipment schedule as an emergency back-up system and can be fitted should the telescopic sight be damaged.

The SR98 can be fitted with a screw-on suppressor to reduce muzzle flash and firing signature.

Calibre: 7.62mm

Weight: 7.8kg (with sight and tripod)

Length: 125cm

Barrel length: 66cm

Muzzle velocity: 825 mps

Effective range: 800m (and beyond)

https://www.army.gov.au/equipment/small-arms/sr98

*autism screams*

[macpowell23]

IWI TAVOR X95 16″ 5.56 NATO RIFLE, BLACK -XB16

[goatsludge]

Short and chunky

Gonna be giving the riflespeed gas system a run for its money on the 11.5" build; hopefully the last change I'll make to it at this point.

Overkill? Probably. I love solutions to hypothetical problems that don't exist. This is a setup that really could only work as a pistol - as of present, it comes in at a little over 8.5lbs unloaded and I could really make it a lot lighter if I wanted to, but it's still well within acceptable thresholds as it is.

I shamelessly copied a lot of Hoplopfheil's homework on this lol

UPPER: - Aero Precision M4 Upper w/o Forward Assist - Forward Controls Design 9.5" RHF4 Handguard - Ballistic Advantage Modern Series 11.5" 1:7 Carbine Length Barrel - Wolfpack Armor Night Howler Muzzle Device - Toolcraft Black Nitride BCG, 5.56 - PRI M84 Gasbuster Charging Handle w/ Badger Ordnance Gen.2 Latch

LOWER: - PSA Harrington & Richardson M16A1 Lower, Gray Anodized - VFC LSO Stowaway 2 Grip (Modified) - Intlmilco M16A2 Mil-Spec LPK, Grey Anodized Rigger Guard/Mag Release (the takedown pins are from an M&A LPK) - Amherst Military Depot Carbine Buffer Tube - SB Tactical SBA4 Pistol Brace - Okay Industries Surefeed USGI Mag

ACCESSORIES: - EOTech EXPS3-0 - Magpul MBUS Pro LR Rear Sight - Blue Force Gear Vickers Sling w/ BFG Rail Mounted Fixed Loop and QD Sling Swivel - Arisaka 600 Series Scout Light w/ Picatinny Side Scout Mount, Surefire DS00 Tailcap, and Surefire KM2-C Head - Steiner DBAL D2 w/ Railscales Leaf Front Sight Blade and Villain Weapon Systems Diffuser Cap - Surefire SR07-D-IT Dual Pressure Pad - P&S Stubby Broomhandle

Only other addition I really have planned at this point is a suppressor, obviously cause this thing's probably gonna be LOUD.

[aggravateddurian]

I wish that some of the TTRPG weapons other than the Malorian ended up in the game, or at least came out in a future DLC (not an expansion like PL, maybe just a weapons pack?)

Things like the Helix, or the Hurricane Assault Shotgun. Some of them might need a graphical revamp, but I feel there's this huge disconnect between the TTRPG and the video game that I can't reconcile.

Honourable mentions to these doozies:

Needs a bit of work graphically, but could fit in as an exotic AR.

Bullpup M16. Replace the carry handle and the silly thing in the front with a picatinny rail and we're golden.

I refuse to believe all the AKs are in museums. Give me my bullpup Kalashnikov CDPR!

Arasaka WAA bullpup assault rifle, contemporary with the Nowaki, but nowhere to be seen.

[frogblast-the-ventcore]

AN-94 with apparent custom-made Picatinny rail top cover (and more ergonomic stock in the first picture).