Does AGD have an armory?

[Kaiser Bob]

Originally posted by SatansGun
i want the mag behide tk in the closet

The back of that gun looks like a cocker actually... Thats tom's closet of rare and interesting stuff, mostly stuff you wouldent be able to find nowadays if you tried.

[Load SM5]

Originally posted by Steelrat
Whoever is holding that gun is violating every cardinal rule of firearm safety. Its making me cringe

Oh for the love of.....I know firearms safety. It was only pointed at Gunga....maybe Jon. No one important anyway.

[NewMag]

Originally posted by Kaiser Bob


The back of that gun looks like a cocker actually... Thats tom's closet of rare and interesting stuff, mostly stuff you wouldent be able to find nowadays if you tried.

naw, it's mag. you can see the fitting on the left of the valve and the telltale velocity adjust on the back of the valve.

[Kaiser Bob]

didnt really look at it too closely, i just took the thing on the left side for the bolt pin. Ah well...

[Eagle]

So what exactly is the purpose of this weapon? Maybe I can convince the TM's on my boat to order a few if I can give them a briefing on it.

[Steelrat]

The FN303 is classified as a "less-lethal" weapon. This puts it in the same category as shotgun-fired beanbags and rubber projectiles. They were originally called "non-lethal" until they figured out that some people were getting killed by them.

There are several rounds fired by the 303, but the primary are marking and impact. The impact round is used to incapacitate targets by striking them with a fairly substantial force, like beanbags. The marking rounds also hurts, and leaves a stain on the target, useful in identifiying people after an incident has occurred.

Its actually a nice depature from shotgun-fired projectiles. One of the biggest drawbacks to using shotgun-fired projectiles is the fear that an actual shotgun round might be accidentally chambered, changing a less-lethal weapon into a completely lethal one. Departments often color-code their less lethal shotguns using orange paint of something, but that is far from foolproof. The 303 is specifically a less-lethal weapon, removing any chance that a lethal round might be chambered.

And no offense intended SM5. Unfortunately, firearms safety is something that should never be ignored, even in jest.

[wimag]

Originally posted by Kaiser Bob


The back of that gun looks like a cocker actually... Thats tom's closet of rare and interesting stuff, mostly stuff you wouldent be able to find nowadays if you tried.

whatever gun it is the box it is sitting on is for a Spyder. really it is.