Please visit [b]HK USA[/b]
I am going to kick off this year’s SHOT pictures with HK, especially with the ultra slick HK G28 sniper rifle.
Huge thanks for Mr. Weber for allowing me to photograph their booth this year.
The locking screw is to secure the stock for a solid lock up of the stock to the buffer tube. but this feature will eliminate the collapsing option.
Please visit [b]Knights Armament[/b]
Great big thanks to KAC for allowing me to photograph the booth at SHOT this year.
Looks like HK has some nice toys coming out. Awesome pics as usual SMGLee.
Buying one of those 14.5" uppers, minus the lower, to have pinned with a SF K brake. That with an SR-15 lower should be nice.
The extremely short and absolutely brand new 308 can by KAC features a end cap flash hider to eliminate any signature that might have exit the suppressor.
Mr. Knight’s [url=http://www.instmiltech.com/]Institute of military Technology[/url is to collect, preserve, and interpret historically significant properties relating to the technical and tactical development of armored warfare. The museum also collects vehicles and other memorabilia that have significance for both military and civilian. IMT does not glorify war but is focused on the education and preservation of these disciplines for future generations.
The Museum’s core missions cover 3 main areas to ensure the work that is performed is to the highest quality:
PRESERVE historically significant artifacts and the memories of those who designed built and maintained them to act as a living memorial to those unsung heroes. Click here to learn how to help with IMT preservation efforts.
EDUCATE civilians and military professionals regarding the development of modern warfighting technologies and tactics. Click here to learn more about how you can help spread information supplied by IMT.
MOTIVATE the public to take a more vested interest in preserving military history so the story of how and why modern day designs were achieved.
Pleaase click on the link above to learn more about this wonderful museum
Mr. Knight, the man himself and I…
Mr. Trey Knight and Kevin Boland taking time off their busy schedule to pose with me.
Ginger at KAC posing with the latest gun rag, Recoil. look forward to article by this new greed of gun magazine.
Does ITAR concern itself with photos taken of defense articles by non-US nationals, or is that sign just “Keep Out, Vicious Dogs” bullshit?
Awesome photos brother, its much appreciated!
Wow very nice!
I wonder how heavy they are though. They look heavy.
HEAVY
Awesome pictures, thanks!
Why are they all tied down?
Wow…!
SMGLee…thanks so much for always doing such a spectacular job with all these SHOT pics.
Apparently HK didn’t get the memo…Skinny Jeans are the rage right now, those rifles look soooo heavy, the rails on the 416/417 rifles really have me scratching my head.
Thankfully those don’t get me at all excited since we can’t even own them as U.S. civies anyways. Either way, I’m still a 100% HK handgun guy so I’m not a total hater:)
the gray and green guns look nifty. Florida Gun Exchange always brings a tan SR-15 to every gun show, its a joy to handle…KAC does a really good job with the coloration.
anyhow, does the triple tap equipped gun have a background story?
So those new suppressors are in 5.56 too?
Also good ole KAC, just a buy a damn PRS and be done with it, stop pushing that retarded stock on the military.
I guess they’re letting the PDW die since nobody is interested in the caliber they made for it (or made the PDW for).
Too bad it looked like a nice design. 