Webley Fosbery Automatic Revolver 1900

This antique revolver was produced by Webley & Scott of Birmingham from 1899 to 1939. The Webley Fosbery Automatic was designed by the English officer G. Vincent Fosbery. This revolver wasn’t designated as an official service weapon of the British Army, because its complicated construction, but many officers paid for their own Webley-Fosberys. This great gun was used until after the First World War .

The antique revolver of repeating-action is based on the recoil energy of the fired cartridge. When fire the first shot, the hammer had to be cocked manually into the single-action position. After the shot was fired the barrel and cylinder were pushed back 20 mm. This load the hammer again and rotated the cylinder by 1/12 turn. The barrel and cylinder had moved-back far enough, a catch spring pushed the barrel and the cylinder forwards again, while the cylinder rotated through another 1/12 turn. Next cylinder chamber was in front of the barrel. The repeating-action fire the last five shots carried out automatically caused by the recoil energy. The cylinder stop that locks, and the cylinder has been housed in the upper bridge. The stud for the repeating action is located in the frame below the cylinder.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

-Calibre: .455 or .38″ ACP

-Catridge capacity: six-shot

-Operation: single action

-Firing system: centre fire

-Breach-loading: bolt handle on upper bridge

-Length: 220 mm, 270 mm or 307 mm (8.7″, 10.6″ or 12.1″)

-Barrel length: 102 mm, 152 mm or 190 mm (4″, 6″, 7.5″)

-Weight: 33.2 to 37.7 oz. (940 to 1070 g)

MiG-29

The MiG-29 was designed as a "progressive" model replacement for the air-superiority variants of the MiG-23 Flogger, namely the Flogger G & K models and the remaining MiG-21 bis Fishbed L/N clear air mass fighters. The design effort was initiated in secret during 1969, when the Soviet Air Force announced to the General Staff its formal "statement of requirements" for a new more powerful fighter, one that would challenge the best seen coming off the US production lines after the F-4 Phantom. The Mikoyan Bureau engineers then wrote a "Technical Assessment" specifying general performance parameters that could be achieved. Today the MiG-29 is marketed as a "superfighter", providing a state of the art machine with modern armament, superb aerodynamics, easy operations, and high reliability.

By the end of 1994, MAPO finally admitted that their advanced development program, that followed on after the basic MiG-29"B" was upgraded with the MiG-29"S" series kits ("SD", "SE", and "SM" versions) was slowly continuing in the form of their much improved MiG-29"M" and its potential export counterpart MiG-29"ME". The "M" itself evolved from the naval counterpart, the MiG-29"K", which had been canceled after loosing to the Sukhoi design. The main difference in the "SE" and "SD" versions is a new internal active jammer developed for the Naval "K". The "SM" is a further modified "SE" with a new radar featuring a synthetic aperture mode and PGM capability. Many features of these variants have been thoroughly tested and will be offered to any export customer in various model upgrade kits or in a new aircraft program. Today, it is expected that the MiG-29"M" development program will be continued under state funded programs.

F-16 fighter jet

A US F-16 jet fighter takes off in 2003 from the US airbase Spangdahlem, Germany. Key US ally Pakistan welcomed a decision by Washington to sell it F-16 fighter jets despite the opposition of nuclear-armed rival India.

50 CAL HEAVY MACHINE GUN

The 50 cal heavy machine gun is used by the infantry in a dismounted role to provide supporting fire for combat operations. The weapon can also be mounted on vehicles such as the M113A3.

Armament:
Cartridge: 0.50 Browning (12.7 x 99mm)
Rate of Fire: cyclic, 450-500 rounds per minute

Specifications:
Weight: 58 kg
Length: 1.65 m
Barrel length: 1.14 m
Operation: short recoil, belt fed, air cooled
Feed: disintegrating link belt, M2 or M9 links

Gary Reeder Custom Guns

Kase Reeder, Gary Reeder’s son, had came up with the all new 1911 Black Widow. This pitch black beauty comes chambered in the .45ACP, features a full custom Caspian slide with Novak Tritium front sight and low profile Bomar rear. The frame is a custom STI frame with a Tactical Impact Spike milled into it. This lady of the night also features the Ed Brown memory groove beavertail, a Chip McCormick extended safety, the Ed Brown Hard Core hammer, all Ed Brown tuned internals, a Kart National match barrel and bushing. Topping it all off are the black widow spiders, spider webs and their time proven Black Chromex finish. A super tuned action job gives the Black Widow a light and smooth trigger pull and accuracy second to none.

Custom Masterpiece: TJ’s Custom Gunworks

The original “Stealth 1” is an older one of TJ’s Custom Gunworks exotic handgun creations. The “Stealth 1” is the first in the long line of TJ’s cut down series pistols. For many years it was the smallest 1911 .45ACP ever made. The thumb safety and slide stop have been nearly “flush cut” and then hand checkered to allow operation, surprisingly they are still quite easy to manipulate though. Also incorporated were thin aluminum grips and a “round ball magazine release”. The gun was designed not only as an “art gun” but to leave the flattest print for concealed carry applications. Starting life as a full size government 1911 frame, TJ chopped it up and removed the middle section out of the gun and welded it back together, then proceeded to hand craft stainless finger rings resembling old brass knuckles welding them onto the front strap. Along with the finger rings, there is a bottom base tang welded to help with ring finger support, and a wide mouth magazine well for quick reloads.

Revolver

Norinco Rifles

Norinco firearms are without a doubt amongst the best bargains available anywhere on the Canadian market. No other firearms manufacturer offers so much for so little. We carry a wide variety of Norinco rifles ranging from our broad selection of .22 LR sporting and target rifles to the Bush Ranger bolt action hunting rifle and - last but definitely not least - the Norinco M-14S (aka. M-305) which is the biggest 7.62x51mm battle rifle bargain ever offered on the Canadian market!

While we are the importer who first brought fairly-priced Norinco firearms to the Canadian market, fair prices are only one reason we remain Canada's number one Norinco importer. All Norinco products we sell are backed by both our Ironclad Guarantee and by our exclusive one year 'in Canada' parts/labour Norinco warranty for absolute peace of mind because we service what we sell!*

Use the thumbnails below or the menu bar on the left to browse our extensive selection of Norinco rifles.

Norinco 1911A1 Handguns

The venerable 'forty-five auto' remains the standard by which all other semi-automatic handguns are judged. Although it was originally designed a hundred years ago, the 1911/1911A1 is still the top choice of many handgun experts for dependability and durability under even the most adverse conditions. From the battlefields of two world wars, Korea, Vietnam, and countless other conflicts to the highest levels of international pistol competition, the legendary 1911 remains unsurpassed even after a century of continued handgun development - a fitting testament to the enduring genius of its designer, John Moses Browning.

Norinco's 1911 series handguns enjoy an enviable reputation for durability and reliability, comparing quite favourably with similar offerings from domestic manufacturers which cost two, three, or even four times the price! Though they work great right out of the box, the Norinco 1911s are popular with custom gunsmiths and competitors who recognize the potential of their rugged forged (not cast!) steel construction. We're so certain you'll agree these are the best value in full-sized pistols on the Canadian market that each one is backed by our Ironclad

A Browning 9x19mm Hi-Power, also known as the GP (Grande Puissance) 35.

Pistol Dynamics is a full service custom and performance gunshop offering a diverse range of services that include traditional hand built 1911's individually crafted by Paul Liebenberg on our Pistol Dynamics machined slide and frame sets. We also work on quality customer supplied Colts and other 1911 style pistols of various makes. These exclusive custom handguns include the Signature line and hand built retro-inspired Combat Specials that are totally unique and have become one of our most recognizable custom pistols.

Sterling is a relatively simple, but wery well made, blowback operated gun. The receiver and the barrel heat shield was made from steel tube, the bolt was machined, with fixed firing pin and four special ribs, designed to gather and remove the dust and fouling from the receiver. The curved magazine is inserted from the left side, spent cases are ejected to the right. The folding butt is made from stamped steel. Silenced version of the Sterling, officially labelled as L34A1, replaced in service the older STEN Mark 6 silenced.

The Sterling SMG deserved vvery high reputation along the troops due to extreme reliability and good accuracy.

artillery piece that is fired from the ground or shipboard in defense against aerial attack. Antiaircraft weapons development began as early as 1910, when the airplane first became an effective weapon. In World War I, field artillery pieces up to about 90 mm (3.5 inches) in calibre were converted to antiaircraft use by mountings that enabled them to fire nearly vertically. Aiming methods were inadequate, however, and in the interwar decades great progress was made in the development of range finders, searchlights, time fuzes, and gunlaying mechanisms to help artillery pieces hit the rapidly moving targets presented by aircraft.

Early model of Bizon submachine gun, with AKS-74 type butt and pistol grip, and with 64 rounds cylindrical magazine

Caliber: 9x18mm PM and PMM; 7,62x25mm Tokarev; 9x19mm Luger / Parabellum
Weight: 2.1 kg w/o magazine
Length: 425 / 660 mm (buttstock folded / open)
Barrel length: ?? mm
Rate of fire: 600 - 700 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 64 rounds ( 9 mm); 45 rounds (7.62mm)
Effective range: 100 - 200 meters, depending on ammunition used

The UZI Automatic Airsoft Electric Gun is a nicely detailed replica gun and comes with batteries, charger, safety glasses, BB’s, Scope, flashlight, laser and all the mounting hardware you need. The UZI Automatic Airsoft Electric Gun shoots approx 200FPS and holds 200 BB’s.

Caliber: .22LR (5.6x15 rimfire); .22ILARCO (.22 Short Magnum rimfire)
Weight: 2.6 kg empty; approx. 4.5 kg with loaded 176-round magazine
Length: 900 mm (35 ½ in)
Barrel length: 470 mm (18 ½ in) standard; 229 mm (9 in) short.
Rate of fire: 1200 rounds per minute with .22LR ammo; 1500 rounds per minute with .22ILARCO ammo
Magazine capacity: 165, 177, 220 or 275 rounds
Effective range: 100 meters

US troops with Mk.19 mod.3 automatic grenade launcher