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Selected Science-Fiction Magazine - 1955 - No 02 Aust madmaxau

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Selected Science-Fiction Magazine - 1955 - No 02 Aust madmaxau

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Avon Science Fiction Reader 01

2009-04-14 - extension: cbr - size: 36 MB

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Authentic Science Fiction - No 23 - British

2009-04-14 - extension: cbr - size: 30 MB

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Isaac Asimov on The Golden Age of Science Fiction
Legendary science fiction author Isaac Asimov talks about the history of SF magazines--especially (More)

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Field eXpedients: MWG 90-Round Drum Loading 556mm dynmicpara
Most armies of the world have been able to successfully field drum magazines and gain a firepower (More) Most armies of the world have been able to successfully field drum magazines and gain a firepower volume edge over the backward U.S. Army and marines. Jim Sullivan who co-invented the AR15/M16 spoke recently on this in a PBS News Hour TV interview on September 24, 2007, "Defense Department Sticks With M16s Despite Problems" http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/military/july-dec07/rifles_09-24.html PAUL SOLMAN: Though he's now 74, Sullivan's intellectual curiosity is still his long suit. In the years since the M-16, he's debuted a new rifle, something called the Ultimax, to rave reviews. He didn't make it in or for the United States, however, but the country of Singapore. He's also invented a 100-round magazine for the Ultimax, the M-16 and M-4. It's being used by England, Germany, even famously neutral Switzerland. But the U.S. Army... JIM SULLIVAN: Doesn't use this thing. PAUL SOLMAN: They don't use it now? JIM SULLIVAN: No. I mean, our Soldiers are still limited to 30-shot magazines. That's what they're trying to fight with over there in Iraq. This is emptied in full auto in three seconds. It takes him about five seconds before he can fire the next shot. That's just like a giant malfunction, OK? During that time, the man's helpless. However, the unreliability of the C-MAG drum with two small 50 round bulges in trial U.S. use has soured many to the entire concept. Here is how they work in clean environments showing the CAPABILITY we need: C MAG http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inhl0fbjcdk CL MAG http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kPtfUtH8Ps Since C-MAGs jam, the baby (good capability) is tossed with bath water (unreliable drums). The benefits of a drum over a belt-fed machine gun or assault rifle/carbine is that if you are moving vigorously in individual movement techniques (IMT) there's no belt to get kinked and snagged on that has to be gingerly worked around when running n' gunning. A drum is in essence a giant box magazine in a circle. The problem is that to carry a large number of rounds the spring has to be very stiff and most drums are loaded with the spring held off and then you release the spring to press the rounds up the follower adding lots of mechanical complication. The MWG employs the "KISS" principle and leaves the stiff spring alone and invests in a loading tool to exert more force to load all 90 rounds. With the SKEDCO Assault Pack, the loading tool is kept in an outer pouchette and dummy corded so it cannot be lost during field use. A small price to pay up-front for simplicity and reliability. http://www.combatreform.com/canteencover.htm http://www.mwgco.com http://www.90rounder.com MWG Company POB 97-1643 Miami, Florida 33197 (305) 232-7344 (866) 307-1466 Drum magazines are usually used by either light/medium machine gunners to offer sustained fire to pin down the enemy for riflemen/grenadiers/SMgunners to maneuver on the enemy or to give a sub-machine gunner a large ammo supply to spray a room or trench line without having to stop and change magazines or worse be caught temporarily out of ammo. The assault rifle/carbine combines the function of a medium-range rifle for single-shot accuracy with burst or automatic fire like a sub-machine gun (SMG) to clear buildings, bunkers and trenches but has always needed a drum magazine to do the latter well. The SKEDCO Assault Pack enables EVERY SOLDIER to start battle with an unhindered 90-round ammunition supply to dominate firefights but is also based on the understanding that we don't want every Soldier burdened with drum magazines like "frying pans" all over his body ruining IMT maneuverability. The SKEDCO Assault Pack enables the MWG drum to be protected from bumps, its black color camouflaged and when its emptied, clipped to the Soldier's load bearing equipment (LBE) as he switches to NATO STANAG 4179 30-round M16/M4 magazines http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STANAG_magazine to sustain him in the rest of the fight. This way the Soldier rifleman/grenadier/leader etc. is still streamlined and agile to fire & maneuver upon the enemy. FYI: the uncovered, MWG 90-rounder drum is shown in M16s fired by futuristic Detroit policemen in the science fiction thriller/social commentary "RoboCop 2" P.S. notice Wiesel, the Russian blue ground attack cat taking instruction on the 90-rounder drum for future joint operations (Less)

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