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Mafia Inspired Posepack

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2 years ago, my good friend @rebouks, also known as Rebecca creating a Peaky Blinder-inspired group pose pack *THIS*, inspired me to make my own version with a unique twist. This time, I used artwork Some from the "Mafia" game series as the basis for my poses. I hope you enjoy this pose pack!

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Smith & Wesson Model 10

The Smith & Wesson Model 10 is like the classic rock of revolvers—timeless and reliable. This baby has been around since the late 1800s, and it’s still a favorite among folks who appreciate good old-fashioned craftsmanship. It’s a simple, no-nonsense .38 Special revolver that feels solid in your hand and gives you that satisfying "click" when you pull the trigger. With its sleek design and smooth action, it’s perfect for both newbies and seasoned shooters. Whether you’re heading to the range or keeping it for home defense, the Model 10 won’t let you down. Plus, it's easy to load and unload, making it user-friendly for everyone.

Smith & Wesson Model 20

The Smith & Wesson Model 20 is like the hidden gem in the revolver world. It’s not as well-known as some of its cousins, Model 10. but it packs a punch and offers some solid features. This wheel gun is chambered for the .38 Special, making it an excellent choice for both target shooting and home defense.

One of the standout things about the Model 20 is its smooth trigger pull and Bigger Frame. Some people said "Size Matter" and Model 20 defintely One of them!, which makes for an enjoyable shooting experience. The gun has a nice heft to it, giving you a feeling of stability and control. Plus, it has a classic look that screams quality, with a design that’s built to last.

Smith & Wesson Model 27

The Smith & Wesson Model 27 is like the high-end sports car of revolvers. It’s got style, performance, and a bit of flair that sets it apart from the crowd. Chambered in .357 Magnum, this beauty is not just about looks; it delivers some serious power and accuracy.

With its sleek lines and polished finish, the Model 27 feels great in your hand and looks even better in a display case. The double-action mechanism is smooth, making it easy to shoot accurately. Plus, it’s got a solid reputation, having been a favorite among law enforcement and enthusiasts for decades. Whether you're hitting the range or adding to your collection, this revolver has the chops to impress.

Colt Detective Special .38

The Colt Detective Special .38 is a classic revolver that’s been a go-to for police detectives, especially those working undercover but it's Not Limited To Some Mob who lucky enough to get their Hands on it!. Compact and easy to conceal, this wheel gun offers a perfect blend of reliability and simplicity. It’s got a sleek design that makes it ideal for discreet carry while still packing a solid punch.

With its double-action mechanism, it’s quick to draw and fire, which is crucial in high-pressure situations. The Detective Special is known for its accuracy and smooth trigger pull, making it a favorite among those who need a dependable sidearm. Whether you’re in law enforcement or just appreciate a well-crafted firearm, this revolver has a timeless appeal.

Sawed Off Shotgun "Lupara"

The sawed-off lupara is a classic piece with a bit of a rebellious edge. Originally hailing from Italy, this short-barreled shotgun is known for its compact size and powerful punch. With the barrel cut down, it’s easy to handle and perfect for close-quarters situations, making it popular among those looking for something discreet yet effective.

The lupara has a rugged, no-frills look, often associated with the rustic lifestyle and a bit of outlaw charm. Its twin barrels can fire both buckshot and slugs, giving you flexibility depending on the situation. Whether you're in the field or just admiring its craftsmanship, the sawed-off lupara has a gritty allure that’s hard to resist. also Perfect Hammer in case you want to Whack Some Rats Or Rival Family, Mafia Style!

Thompson M1928

"The gun that made the twenties roar" Here We go! This is the stuff of legends. This iconic submachine gun is famous for its sleek design, distinctive curved magazine, and, of course, its roaring firepower. Originally developed during the Prohibition era, it quickly became a favorite among gangsters and law enforcement alike.

With its heavy, solid feel and classic wood furniture, the Thompson looks and feels like a piece of history. It’s chambered in .45 ACP, delivering a satisfying kick and a distinctive sound that turns heads at the range. Whether you’re a collector, a history buff, or just looking for an unforgettable shooting experience, the "Chicago Typewriter" is sure to impress.

Winchester Model M1897 "Trench Gun"

The Winchester 1897 Trench Gun is a true piece of American history. Known for its rugged design and reliability, this pump-action shotgun was a staple for soldiers during World War I and Bring Them to Victory. With its short barrel and heat shield, it was built for close-quarters combat, making it a favorite among troops in the trenches.

The action on this beauty is smooth, and it packs a serious punch with its 12-gauge shells. The classic look, complete with wood furniture and a solid build, gives it a nostalgic charm. Whether you’re a collector, a history buff, or just love shooting, the Winchester 1897 is a standout that never goes out of style.

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I really like strong, dominant, determined men.❤ They inspired this pose pack. I hope you like it.

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Avtomat Kalashnikova's Rifle Series

Part 1: 7,62 x39 (Soviet M43)

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Right after World War II ended, the Red Army began searching for a new service rifle. They sought a rifle that would fire a cartridge based on the M43—a shortened version of the 7.62 x 54mm round, which became the 7.62 x 39mm. This new round was chosen for its moderate recoil and suitability for automatic fire. Initially, the semi-automatic Simonov SKS was selected as an interim solution while the search continued.

In 1946, Mikhail Kalashnikov entered his design into a competition alongside others. However, the Central Committee was not satisfied with the initial results, and all contestants were required to make improvements. A year later, Kalashnikov returned with a modified version, which he named the "Avtomat Kalashnikova model 47." Tests showed that Kalashnikov's design met all the Central Committee's requirements. Ultimately, his design was standardized as the Red Army's main service rifle, simply named the "AK" or "Avtomat Kalashnikov."

🇷🇺Original Releases🇷🇺

The rifle that started it all—the AK-47—is Mother Russia’s proudest gift to the world, born from the genius of Mikhail Kalashnikov. This section details the original AK model produced by the Soviet Union and it's Successcor States, Russian Federation, mark the beginning of an iconic rifle series

AK-47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova 1947)

Of all the weapons in the vast Soviet arsenal, nothing was more The One that Started all. nothing is more profitable than Avtomat Kalashnikova model of 1947, more commonly known as the AK-47, or Kalashnikov. It's the world's most popular assault rifle. A weapon all fighters love. An elegantly simple 9 pound amalgamation of forged steel and plywood. It doesn't break, jam, or overheat. It will shoot whether it's covered in mud or filled with sand. It's so easy, even a child can use it; and they do. The Soviets put the gun on a coin. Mozambique put it on their flag. Since the end of the Cold War, the Kalashnikov has become the Russian people's greatest export. After that comes vodka, caviar, and suicidal novelists. One thing is for sure, no one was lining up to buy their cars.

This Particular Model is first adoption of the AK family by the Red Army in 1949 & Contray to Popular Believe This Type Of Rifle Along With It's Folded Stock Variant Are So Rare and inteded as Red Army Trial Model. It got short service lenght in the Advent Of AKM.

AKS-47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova Skladnoy Model 1947)

Later versions of the original AK-47 are basically standard AK-47s but with a downward-folding metal stock (like the one on the German MP40 submachine gun). This design makes it easier to use in cramped spaces, like inside BMP infantry combat vehicles, and for paratroopers use. It was adopted for use by the Soviet military.

AKM (Avtomat Kalashnikova modernizirovanny)

The AKM is a improved & modernized variant of the AK-47 and was produced in much larger numbers. The most notable difference is that the AKM has a stamped receiver, making it lighter and less costly to produce, a slant compensator on the tip of the barrel (to reduce recoil) & an improved gas tube to ensuring Reliability. The Most Obiquotous AK Variant In Market.

AKMS (S – Skladnoy – Folding), A Variant Of AKMS which was equipped with an under-folding metal shoulder stock. The metal stock of the AKMS is somewhat different from the folding stock of the previous AKS-47 model as it has a modified locking mechanism, which locks both support arms of the AKMS stock instead of just one (left arm) as in the AKS-47 folding model. Like The perk From it's Main Rifle. This Variant Also Featuring More Lighter, Cheaper to Produce and better Recoil Management

AK-103/ Kastov 762

Note:Some of You young folks might knowed this gun from New Call of Duty LOL

The Trend of Weapon Modernization of 21st Century Finally Fall into Kalashnikov's Ear And AK 103 is the Answer for that. The AK-103 is a newer version of the AK-47. It still uses the same 7.62×39mm ammo but comes with some upgrades like a more comfortable synthetic stock and better materials like it's 5.45 Version brother. It’s designed to be more accurate and reliable, making it a solid choice for military and law enforcement use. Overall, it’s a tough like What you expect from Kalashnikov Rifle, modern rifle that handles well in different situations.

AK-104

A Russian Modern Answer to M4 Carbine. The AK-104 is a modernized version of the AK-47, designed to compete with the American M4. Chambered in 7.62×39mm, it’s more compact and features a folding stock, making it easier to handle in tight spaces. The AK-104 incorporates updated materials and design elements to stay relevant in today's weapon trends. Kalashnikov's ability to adapt and innovate has kept the AK series influential and trendy, maintaining its status as a leading choice in firearms across the globe.

☭Warsaw Pacts Derivatives & Foreign Copies☭

Due to the popularity of the Kalashnikov rifle and the heightened Cold War marked by the foundation of the Warsaw Pact (Soviet's defense pact to match Western NATO), many communist-aligned nations started copied Kalashnikov designs, both legally and illegally. The following section covers the foreign derivatives of the legendary Kalashnikov!

🇭🇺FEG AMD-65 (Automata Módosított Deszantfegyver 1965)🇭🇺

Another Masterpiece from Hungarian Factory Fegyver- és Gépgyártó Részvénytársaság. Popular Amongst Afghanistan National Army (Afghan's Army during occupation of United states of America, Until the fall of Afghanistan in 2021) is a modified compact version of the AKM-63 made for use by specialist troops like paratroopers and vehicle crews. The AMD-65 featured a shorter barrel, a muzzle brake, and an Iconic side folding stock.

The AMD-65 is the most famous variant of the Hungarian AKs, due to its distinctive appearance and more widespread availability in the United States compared to other variants.

🇵🇱FB RADOM Wz. 96 Beryl M762🇵🇱

representing Poland's efforts to develop modernized indigenous 5.45x39mm and 5.56x45mm Kalashnikov Rifle in response to late Cold War Warsaw Pact and NATO cartridge standardizations. This particular Model is is an export version of the kbs Wz. 96C chambered in 7.62x39mm. It is most notably used by Nigeria. and Mostly Popular Amongst "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" Gamers or PUBG.

🇷🇴Pistol Mitralieră model 1963/1965🇷🇴

PM md. 63 (Romanian: Pistol Mitralieră model 1963; lit. "model 1963 submachine gun") is the Romanian military designation of Romanian manufactured clones of the Soviet AKM. Produced at the Cugir Arms Factory (today a subsidiary of ROMARM), early Romanian Kalashnikov rifles were almost indistinguishable from Soviet AKMs, but a number of Romanian domestic features were introduced in later production models, making them more and more distinct from Soviet Kalashnikovs. it is better known under the export name of AIM.

PM md. 65 The PM md. 65 is the Romanian clone of the AKMS. As with the md. 63, the rifle features a foregrip integrated into the handguard; in order to accommodate the underfolding stock, however, the foregrip of the PM md. 65 notably slants backwards. The rifle is exported to the west under the export name AIMS.

The Mini Draco (imported by Century Arms) is an ultra-short export variant of the Romanian AK featuring a 7.75" barrel. intended For US Civilians. Straight From Grand Theft Auto V

🇫🇮SAKO/Valmet Assault Rifle Series🇫🇮

The Finnish firearms manufacturer Valmet built assault rifles, in co-operation with Sako, based in part on the Kalashnikov action in the early 1960s, and continued to manufacture them up until 1994. Valmet later merged into Sako (in the late 1980s), and the some of their designs are currently being manufactured.

The model M62 (known as Rk 62 in Finland) was adopted by the Finnish Defence Forces, and still serves as the standard infantry weapon of the Finnish Army.The M62 has an unusual T-shaped tubular buttstock, compared to other Kalashinkov pattern rifles. The gas block and front sight design is very similar to the Israeli Galil rifle, as the Galil was designed based on the Valmet.

The RK 95 TP (known commercially as M95) is an upgraded variant of the M62, designed and manufactured by Sako. It has a folding stock, and can be fitted with suppressors. It was adopted into service by the Finnish Army, although in relatively small numbers, and it is still used by Finnish Special Forces. An export variant in 5.56mm was also produced in extremely limited numbers.

🇨🇳Norinco Type 56🇨🇳

The Type 56 assault rifle is the Chinese clone of the Soviet AK-47 rifle. It was China's service rifle from 1956 to the adoption of the QBZ-95 in around 1997. The Type 56 is the most commonly used AK variant in American film and television productions. This came about because China exported civilian AK variants (both Type 56 patterened and less commonly Soviet AK patterened) to the West in large numbers during the 1980s, primarily by the export companies Norinco

QBZ-56C (Type 56C) – Short-barrel version, introduced in 1991 for the domestic and export market. The QBZ-56C as it is officially designated in China, is a carbine variant of the Type 56-2 and supplied in limited quantities to some PLA units. The Chinese Navy is now the most prominent user. The QBZ-56C is often carried with a twenty-round box magazine, although it is capable of accepting a standard Type 56 thirty-round magazine. It also has a sidefolding stock in addition to a muzzle booster, giving it a similar appearance to the AKS-74U.

Type 56-2 – Improved variant introduced in 1980, with a side-folding stock and dark orange bakelite furniture. The stock also houses a cleaning kit, which both underfolding AKs (all nations) and other sidefolding AKs lacked, instead requiring a separate pouch. It also allows a traditional detachable bayonet, both AK-47 and AKM styles, as an option in addition to the folding spike style. Mainly manufactured for export and rare in China.

Type 56-2M - Basically Norinco Type 56-2 fitted with an aftermarket LHV-47 handguard and ergonomic pistol grip. Perfect for Customization. Model Straight From Grand Theft Auto V

💀Special Role And Novelty Items🤡

This Section will Covering Some Specialized Roles of Kalashnikov Rifle And some just a novelty Items of it which is specifically designed to serve no practical purpose, and is sold for its uniqueness

RPK-47

The Light Machine Gun Version of Legendary Kalashnikov's Assault Rifle. Featuring A Heavier Barrel for supporting Sustained fire, Bipod To enhance stability and accuracy during sustained fire, the RPK includes a bipod. This feature allows the operator to stabilize the weapon while firing from a prone or kneeling position, which is crucial for maintaining accuracy and control in a support role. along with the RPK often features a sturdier stock, which helps manage recoil and enhance overall stability while firing. this particular Version is Using 7.62X39mm

Golden AK Series

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Alright, picture this: the iconic AK-47, but with a dazzling twist. That’s the Golden AK Series for you! Imagine the legendary Kalashnikov rifle decked out in a sleek, gold finish that screams both style and power. These rifles aren’t just about looking cool (though, let’s be honest, they definitely do). They’re also built with all the rugged reliability and firepower you expect from an The Cold War champion. So, if you want a rifle that combines legendary performance with a touch of glamour, the Golden AK Series is where it’s at. It’s not just a tool; it’s a statement.

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'get jinxed' pose pack

i needed to do this as the name suggests, it's a lil' pose pack inspired by Jinx from Arcane happy new year! 🥳

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6 single poses (adult female)

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ArmaLite AR-15 and Derivatives

(This is Actually Serves for My Remastered CC I Made back in 2022. It Supposed to post on 2nd February but hell got delayed for a Week and glad I Finally Having Chance to upload it. Enjoy! Anyway in this thread The CC Models are Mostly Remastered into Great Quality and Got Fixed. So In Case you already Downloading My Stuff. You may Need to Redownload it again since this gonna be A Final Version)

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In the mid-1950s, the U.S. Department of Defense sought a new assault rifle for its infantry, influenced by the adoption of the AK-47 and the U.S. withdrawal from the FAL program. The Springfield Armory's M14, a derivative of the M1 Garand chambered in 7.62×51mm NATO, was adopted in 1958 but soon proved inadequate in Vietnam.

Around the same time, Eugene Stoner developed the AR-10, a 7.62×51mm rifle, but its design struggled with the cartridge's recoil. When the U.S. military switched to 5.56×45mm, Stoner adapted the AR-10 into the AR-15, which ArmaLite proposed to the Army in 1959 but was initially rejected. In 1960, the Air Force, led by Gen. Curtis LeMay, ordered 6,000 AR-15s. By 1965, after proving reliable in combat, the Army adopted it as the M16, with the M16A1 in service until 1984. Before That.. Some Screenshoot I Made Thank you For @chloegamesbroficial For Inspiration! Nice Work Sis!

✨ORIGINAL M16 FAMILY

COLT XM16E1

The Progenitor Of M16 Rifle Series. The one who started it all. The XM16E1 was the first true military-issued M16 variant and played a key role in transitioning the U.S. Army from the M14 Battle Rifle to a lightweight, high-rate-of-fire assault rifle. Despite its early flaws, the refinements made in the M16A1 helped solidify the M16 family as a standard U.S. service rifle for decades. (Thank you for @honeyssims4 For Adorable Pose!)

Key Features of the XM16E1:

Forward Assist: Unlike the initial AR-15 and early M16 models, the XM16E1 introduced a forward assist on the right side of the receiver to manually ensure the bolt was fully locked. This was a response to reliability concerns, though Stoner himself opposed its necessity.

Three-Prong Flash Hider: It retained the three-prong flash suppressor, which was later replaced with a birdcage-style suppressor on the M16A1 due to durability issues (the prongs could snag on vegetation).

Chrome-Lined Chamber Issue: Early XM16E1 rifles lacked chrome-lined chambers, leading to frequent malfunctions when used in Vietnam's humid jungle conditions. Fouling and corrosion contributed to "failure to extract" malfunctions, which were later addressed in the M16A1 by adding a chrome-lined chamber and barrel.

Full Auto & Semi-Auto Selector: The rifle featured a selector switch for semi-automatic and fully automatic firing modes.

Early Vietnam Deployment: The XM16E1 was issued to U.S. troops in Vietnam around 1965 and was the first Army-standardized version of the M16 before being officially designated the M16A1 in 1967.

Problems & Fixes:

Ammunition Issue: The original 5.56×45mm M193 rounds used ball powder instead of extruded powder (as originally intended), leading to excessive fouling and jamming.

Cleaning Kits & Training: Many soldiers were not initially issued cleaning kits or proper maintenance instructions, worsening the reliability issues.

M16A1 Upgrade: The XM16E1 was formally redesignated as the M16A1 in 1967, incorporating a chrome-lined chamber and barrel, improved buffer system, and closed-end flash suppressor to resolve its issues.

COLT M16A1

The M16A1 was the first fully standardized M16 variant adopted by the U.S. military in 1967, replacing the XM16E1 and improving upon its shortcomings. It became the primary service rifle for U.S. forces during the Vietnam War and remained in widespread use until the 1980s. (Thank you For @plazasims For "Cliff Unger" Uniform!)

Key Features & Improvements Over XM16E1:

Chrome-Lined Chamber & Barrel – Addressed the fouling and corrosion issues that plagued the XM16E1 in Vietnam's humid environment.

Birdcage Flash Hider – Replaced the three-prong flash suppressor, which was prone to bending and snagging on vegetation.

Forward Assist – Retained from the XM16E1, allowing soldiers to manually close the bolt if needed.

Reinforced Buttstock & Pistol Grip – Made from stronger polymer to prevent cracking.

New Buffer System – Helped reduce felt recoil and improve reliability in automatic fire.

30-Round Magazine Compatibility – Originally issued with 20-round magazines, but later compatible with the more practical 30-round STANAG magazines.

Weight & Length – Weighed around 3.9 kg (8.6 lbs) loaded and measured 986 mm (39 inches) in length, making it much lighter than the M14 it replaced.

Combat Use:

Vietnam War (1967–1975) – Saw extensive use, replacing the heavier M14. Soldiers appreciated its lighter weight and high fire rate, though early reliability issues due to poor maintenance training and improper ammunition caused setbacks.

Post-Vietnam Conflicts – Used in Operation Just Cause (Panama, 1989) and by allied forces worldwide into the 1990s.

Foreign Military Use – Many U.S. allies adopted surplus M16A1s, with some still in limited use today.

Replacement & Legacy:

By the mid-1980s, the M16A2 replaced the M16A1, introducing a heavier barrel, burst-fire mode, and improved sights. However, the M16A1 remains one of the most widely produced and battle-proven rifles in U.S. history, influencing modern designs like the M4A1 and civilian AR-15 variants.

COLT M16A2/M16A3

The M16A2 is an upgraded version of the M16A1, featuring a longer stock, improved pistol grip, reinforced carry handle, and a more durable round handguard. It introduced a three-round burst mode instead of full-auto M16A3, Variant that Issued for United States Navy Having A Full Auto Configuration like Old M16A1. The rifle also had a heavier barrel for increased durability and accuracy.

The M16A2 saw combat in Operation Just Cause (Panama), the Gulf War, and the Bosnian War. It later served as a reserve rifle in Afghanistan and Iraq and remains a popular service weapon for military and police forces worldwide.

M16A2 (1983 – Standard Issue Upgrade)

Key Features & Improvements Over M16A1:

Stronger Barrel – Heavier profile for improved accuracy and heat resistance.

3-Round Burst Mode – Replaced full-auto with safe-semi-burst to conserve ammo.

New Rear Sight – Adjustable for windage and elevation, improving long-range accuracy.

Longer Stock & Reinforced Grip – More ergonomic design for stability.

Round Handguards – More durable and symmetrical, easier to grip.

Flash Hider Change – Birdcage closed at the bottom to prevent dust kick-up.

Improved Ammunition – Designed for the 5.56×45mm M855 "Green Tip" round, offering better penetration.

Combat History:

First issued in 1983 and widely used in Operation Just Cause (Panama, 1989) and Desert Storm (1991).

Phased out in the 2000s as the M16A4 and M4 Carbine became standard.

M16A3 (1990s – Full-Auto Navy Variant)

How It Differs from the M16A2:

Retains Full-Auto – Uses safe-semi-full auto, unlike the M16A2’s 3-round burst.

Used by U.S. Navy and SEALs – Needed for maritime operations and boarding teams.

Physically Similar to the M16A2 – No other major differences besides the fire control group.

Limited Use & Replacement:

Never widely adopted outside of Navy units and special forces.

Eventually replaced by the M16A4 and M4A1 due to modularity and compact size needs.

COLT M16A4

The M16A4 is the final standard-issue variant of the M16 rifle family, introduced in the late 1990s to replace the M16A2. It was widely used by the U.S. Marine Corps and some Army units, particularly during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. The M16A4 was the last major evolution of the M16 series, transitioning the rifle into a more modular, optics-friendly platform.

Key Features & Improvements Over M16A2:

Flat-Top Receiver with Picatinny Rail – Allowed for easy mounting of optics, scopes, and accessories, unlike the fixed carry handle of the M16A2.

Removable Carry Handle – Featured adjustable iron sights but could be detached for mounting optics like the ACOG (widely used by U.S. Marines).

Three-Round Burst Mode – Retained the safe-semi-burst firing modes from the M16A2 (no full-auto, unlike the M16A3).

Knight’s Armament M5 RAS (Rail Adapter System) – Allowed attachment of foregrips, lasers, flashlights, and grenade launchers (M203/M320).

Heavy Barrel – Improved accuracy and heat resistance for sustained fire.

30-Round STANAG Magazine – Standardized across NATO forces.

Combat Use & Replacement:

Widely used in the Iraq War (2003–2011) and Afghanistan War (2001–2021) by U.S. Marines.

Phased out in favor of the M4A1 carbine, which offered greater mobility in urban warfare.

Still in use by Marine reserves and allied forces worldwide.

🎈CARBINE FAMILY

The AR-15 carbine family includes a wide range of compact, lightweight rifles derived from the original AR-15/M16 platform. Carbines typically have shorter barrels (14.5 inches or less) and are designed for mobility, versatility, and close-quarters combat (CQC).they has evolved into one of the most widely used and modular weapon platforms worldwide, serving military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters.

COLT CAR-15 (XM177E2 Model)

The First Of The Family The Colt CAR-15 was a family of compact, lightweight rifles and carbines developed in the 1960s as shortened versions of the M16/AR-15 platform. The name CAR-15 ("Colt Automatic Rifle-15") was originally an umbrella term for Colt’s modular rifle system, but it later became associated specifically with short-barreled carbines.

Key Features of XM177E2 ("Colt Commando")

Most famous CAR-15 carbines Variant, issued to MACV-SOG, Navy SEALs, and Green Berets in Vietnam.

11.5-inch barrel for better velocity and reliability.

Iconic Moderator (flash and sound suppressor) to reduce muzzle flash and noise.

Used extensively in close-quarters jungle warfare.

Legacy & Evolution

The CAR-15 series evolved into the M4 Carbine, which became the U.S. military's standard rifle.

Though retired, CAR-15 remain iconic for their role in Vietnam and special operations history.

Colt M733 ("Commando")

The Colt Model 733, commonly known as the Colt M733 Commando, is a compact carbine developed in the 1980s as part of the CAR-15 / M16 family. It was designed for special operations, law enforcement, and close-quarters combat (CQC). (Thank you for @r-jayden For the Pose!)

Key Features of the Colt M733:

Short Barrel (11.5 inches)

More compact than the M16A2 (20 inches) and M4 (14.5 inches).

Balances maneuverability and effective range.

Fixed Carry Handle & A2 Sights

Uses M16A2-style rear sights, improving long-range accuracy.

Full-Auto or 3-Round Burst

Available in safe-semi-burst (like the M16A2) or safe-semi-full auto (like the M16A3).

A1 Lower Receiver & A2 Upper Receiver

Mixed features from M16A1 (simpler controls) and M16A2 (better sights & barrel twist).

Flash Hider & Handguards

Uses an A2-style flash suppressor to reduce muzzle flash.

Short round handguards, unlike the triangular ones on early CAR-15 models.

Combat Use & Operators

Used by U.S. Special Forces, including Delta Force, Navy SEALs, and Army Rangers.

Deployed in conflicts like:

Operation Just Cause (Panama, 1989)

Gulf War (1991)

Somali Civil War (1993, Battle of Mogadishu)

Popular among law enforcement SWAT teams.

Legacy & Influence

The M733 inspired the M4 Carbine, which became the U.S. military’s standard service rifle.

Still used by law enforcement, private security, and some military units.

Its compact size, reliability, and firepower made it a favorite for close-quarters combat (CQC).

COLT M4A1 Carbine

The Colt M4A1 is a fully automatic, compact, and modular carbine developed as an improvement over the M4 Carbine. It has been the standard-issue rifle for U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) since the early 2000s, and it is widely used by military and law enforcement worldwide. (Thank you for @plazasims For Unique Costume!)

Key Features of the Colt M4A1

1. Barrel & Accuracy

14.5-inch barrel (shorter than the M16A4’s 20-inch barrel).

Heavy barrel profile (since 2015) for better durability and accuracy.

1:7 rifling twist, optimized for 5.56×45mm NATO M855A1 Enhanced Performance Rounds.

2. Full-Auto Fire Mode

Unlike the M4 (which has a 3-round burst mode), the M4A1 features full-auto capability.

This makes it preferred for special operations where rapid fire is needed.

3. Modular Rail System

Uses the Knight’s Armament RAS (Rail Adapter System) or Daniel Defense RIS II (used in SOPMOD Block upgrades).

Supports optics, grips, PEQ laser designators, suppressors, and grenade launchers (M203/M320).

4. Flat-Top Upper Receiver

Picatinny rail instead of a fixed carry handle, allowing ACOGs, EOTechs, Aimpoints, and NVGs.

The backup iron sights (BUIS) are removable.

5. Telescoping Stock

6-position collapsible stock, making it adjustable for different users and gear setups.

More maneuverable than the fixed stock of the M16A4.

Combat History & Use

The M4A1 has been the primary weapon of U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) since the Global War on Terror (GWOT), replacing the CAR-15, M16A2/A4, and early M4s. It has seen combat in:

Afghanistan War (2001–2021)

Iraq War (2003–2011)

Operation Neptune Spear (Bin Laden Raid, 2011)

Syrian Civil War (2014–Present)

Users:

U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Berets), Navy SEALs, Delta Force, Army Rangers, and Marine Raiders.

Standard issue for U.S. Army and Marines (replacing M16A4 in infantry units).

Used by NATO and allied forces worldwide.

Modernization & Future

The M4A1+ program introduced features like free-floating handguards and ambidextrous controls.

Being replaced in some roles by the Sig Sauer XM7 (NGSW Program), but still widely used.

COLT MK18 MOD 0/M4 CQBR

The Colt Mk18 Mod 0 is a compact and highly modular 5.56×45mm NATO carbine, designed for close-quarters battle (CQB), special operations, and maritime missions. Developed as part of the U.S. Navy's SOPMOD program, it is essentially a short-barreled version of the M4A1, optimized for special forces, vehicle crews, and hostage rescue units.

Key Features of the Colt Mk18 Mod 0

1. Ultra-Compact 10.3-Inch Barrel

Shorter than the M4A1’s 14.5-inch barrel, making it ideal for CQB and vehicle operations.

Uses a heavy barrel profile for durability.

Often paired with a suppressor (e.g., Knights Armament NT4 or SureFire SOCOM556-RC) to reduce noise and flash.

2. Flat-Top Upper Receiver (Picatinny Rail)

Unlike earlier Colt carbines with fixed carry handles, the Mk18 Mod 0 has a flat-top rail, allowing optics like:

EOTech EXPS-3 / Aimpoint T2

ACOG TA31 (for mid-range engagements)

PEQ-15 / MAWL Lasers (for night ops with NVGs).

3. Rail Interface System (RIS)

Uses the Knights Armament RAS handguard for mounting:

Foregrips (TangoDown, BCM, Magpul)

Weapon lights (SureFire M600 Scout)

Suppressors and lasers (PEQ-15, DBAL, MAWL)

This early version (Mod 0) still used the KAC RAS, while later Mk18 Mod 1 versions switched to the Daniel Defense RIS II.

4. Full-Auto Fire Mode (Unlike M4)

The Mk18 Mod 0 is select-fire (safe/semi/full-auto), making it more effective in high-intensity CQB situations.

Later models were built with Colt’s M4A1 lower receiver, which shares the same fire control system.

5. SOPMOD Block 1 Compatibility

Issued with SOCOM’s Special Operations Peculiar MODification (SOPMOD) kit, including:

Suppressors (Knight’s Armament NT4, later SureFire SOCOM)

Optics (EOTechs, Aimpoints, ACOGs)

PEQ-15 / AN/PEQ-16 laser/IR systems

Enhanced stocks (LMT Crane SOPMOD Stock, B5 Systems, Magpul CTR)

Combat History & Operators

The Mk18 Mod 0 became the go-to CQB weapon for U.S. Special Forces, particularly Navy SEALs, Delta Force, Army Rangers, and Marine Raiders. It has been widely used in:

Iraq War (2003–2011)

Afghanistan War (2001–2021)

Operation Neptune Spear (Bin Laden Raid, 2011)

Syria & Anti-ISIS Operations (2014–Present)

Other users include:

FBI HRT (Hostage Rescue Team)

DEA FAST Teams

British SAS & SBS

Various European and Middle Eastern special forces

Legacy & Influence

The Mk18 Mod 0 set the standard for modern CQB rifles, inspiring later models like the Mk18 Mod 1 and civilian AR pistols (Colt 6933, Daniel Defense DDM4 PDW, BCM CQB-10).

Even as the U.S. shifts to the XM7 (Sig MCX Spear), the Mk18 remains a favorite in SOF circles due to its compact size, reliability, and versatility.

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Colt 9mm SMG (Colt RO635)

The Colt 9mm SMG, also known as the Colt Model 635, is a submachine gun (SMG) chambered in 9×19mm Parabellum, designed as a pistol-caliber variant of the M16/AR-15 platform. It was developed in the 1980s for law enforcement, special forces, and security personnel who needed a compact, controllable firearm for close-quarters combat (CQC).

Key Features of the Colt 9mm SMG (Model 635)

1. 9mm Blowback Operation (No Gas System)

Unlike the M4/M16’s gas-operated system, the Colt 9mm SMG uses a simple blowback mechanism.

Lacks a gas tube, gas block, or forward assist, making it simpler and more reliable with 9mm ammo.

2. Shorter 10.5-Inch Barrel

More compact than the M16 (20 inches) or M4 (14.5 inches).

Perfect for CQB, SWAT, and VIP protection.

Often fitted with a threaded barrel for suppressors.

3. 32-Round Stick Magazine

Uses a curved 32-round magazine, similar in appearance to Uzi magazines, but modified for the AR platform.

Feeds from Colt’s proprietary SMG lower receiver, not interchangeable with standard AR-15/M4 lowers.

4. Fixed Carry Handle (A1-Style)

Standard M16A1-style upper receiver, with integrated iron sights and no Picatinny rail (early versions).

Some later versions feature flat-top Picatinny rails for optics.

5. Fire Selector: Safe-Semi-Full Auto (Model 635)

Model 635 (Standard SMG): Full-auto (Safe/Semi/Auto)

Later law enforcement models (RO995, RO699, etc.) have semi-auto configurations.

Combat Use & Operators

Though not widely adopted by the military, the Colt 9mm SMG became popular among:

FBI SWAT & HRT (Hostage Rescue Team)

DEA, ATF, and Secret Service

U.S. Navy SEALs (limited use in the 1980s–1990s before transitioning to MP5s & HK416s)

Foreign law enforcement agencies (e.g., Colombia, Mexico, Middle Eastern special units)

Colt CM901 (Colt Modular Carbine 901)

The Colt CM901 (Colt Modular Carbine 901) is a multi-caliber, modular battle rifle, designed to bridge the gap between 5.56×45mm NATO (M4/M16) and 7.62×51mm NATO (.308 Winchester) rifles. Developed by Colt Defense, it was unveiled in 2010 as a highly adaptable AR-platform weapon for special forces, designated marksmen, and infantry roles.

Key Features of the Colt CM901

1. Multi-Caliber Compatibility (7.62 NATO & 5.56 NATO)

Primary caliber: 7.62×51mm NATO (battle rifle performance, extended range).

Can quickly convert to 5.56×45mm NATO by swapping the upper receiver and using a magazine adapter.

Compatible with standard AR-15/M4 uppers, making it one of the most versatile battle rifles on the market.

2. Monolithic Upper Receiver

The CM901 features a one-piece, free-floating monolithic upper receiver, improving:

Accuracy (more rigid than two-piece designs).

Optic mounting (full-length Picatinny rail).

Accessory attachment (foregrips, lasers, bipods).

Provides a seamless rail system similar to the LMT MWS and KAC SR-25.

3. Shorter 16-Inch Barrel (Battle Rifle in a Carbine Package)

Compact for a 7.62 NATO rifle, giving it more maneuverability than traditional battle rifles like the M14 or SCAR-H.

Available in various barrel lengths (13”, 16”, and 20”) for different mission needs.

4. Ambidextrous Controls

Features ambidextrous safety selector, magazine release, and bolt catch, making it ideal for left-handed shooters.

A big improvement over standard AR-10 platforms, which typically lack full ambidextrous controls.

5. Battle-Proven Reliability

Uses a reinforced lower receiver to handle the power of 7.62 NATO rounds, while still functioning smoothly with 5.56 NATO conversions.

Built to military durability standards, making it rugged and reliable for combat use.

Why the CM901 Didn't Fully Replace the M4/M16

Heavier than standard M4 carbines (even with a 5.56 upper).

7.62 NATO recoil & ammo weight limit its role in CQB settings.

SCAR-H and HK417 were preferred for SOF battle rifle roles.

Military demand for a dedicated 7.62 platform (SR-25, M110) outweighed the need for a modular hybrid.

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Ya'know, we all seem to be joking about how Jon and Martin are a little *too* into the whole "Ceaseless Watcher turn your gaze upon this guy I don't like" thing from season five, but I don't know if we actually acknowledge why they're like that.

Jon of course is the one to first realize that A.) he has the power to destroy his enemies and B.) He's excited about it. This is the man that has spent YEARS playing the part of "Avatars' punching bag". There have been points in time where he tried to directly fight back against the manipulation and threats to him and his friends (the Not!Sasha table incident) but those attempts to fight back always backfired. Every time Jon has taken initiative or taken an offensive stance it has only ended with one of his friends dead or another scar on his body. He has had years to become intimately acquainted with what it means to be helpless.

So, in season five, when he suddenly has the power to take revenge-- to take the reigns of fate into his own hands for once-- of course he jumps at the chance. But remember that after the first couple attempts at revenge he is the one to admit that he needs to stop. The declared reason was mostly due to the fact that Jon was trying to keep a hold of his humanity, but I think that Jon actually just realized that he still wasn't in control. His grand rebellion and his final moment of power didn't actually mean anything because his powers were only due to-- and likely approved by-- the Watcher. He still wasn't the one in control. He finally had his chance to fight back, but he wasn't allowed his own autonomy while doing it.

As for Martin, I think there's something similar there. Of course, Martin's dark side is generally a little surprising (even though we see glimpses of it in his stand off with Elias) but Martin has been through most of the same experiences as Jon. He has been helpless-- or at least VIEWED as helpless-- and he had the additional burden of having to maintain his cheerfulness throughout. He watched his friends fall apart around him, he watched Jon fall apart in front of his eyes, and there was nothing he could do. His mother hated him because of something he couldn't control, and he had no ability to help the people he cared about. The most Martin was able to do to "protect" his friends was to distance himself and even that didn't work out in the end.

So, yeah, both Jon and Martin's reactions to suddenly having the ability to fight back and take control for once is extremely understandable.