Revolver with Silencer

In addition, the more powerful the gun and ammo are, the more chance the bullet will travel at supersonic speed and produce that loud ballistic crack. A high-powered, supersonic bullet can’t be completely silenced because it has literally created a tiny sonic boom as it travels from the barrel.

To illustrate these phenomena, forensic researchers used a special imaging camera. The man in the photo below has discharged a .44 Magnum revolver. Two spherical shock waves are seen. One is a bright flash and cloud of gunpowder combustion centered at the gun’s muzzle (the muzzle blast); the other is centered near the cylinder and envelops the hands of the shooter (around the body of the gun and chamber/cylinder). The supersonic bullet is visible at the far left. This kind of split-split-second photography helps forensics experts understand the transfer of gunpowder traces to the hands when firing a gun. It also allows us to “see” the muzzle flash, the gases exploding out, and the flight of the bullet, all of which aren’t ordinarily visible to the naked eye.

Impulse II-A Pistols Silencer

You’ve all seen TV shows and movies where assassins use silencers, the devices that screw onto the end of a gun and render the gun noiseless. Noiseless? Yeah, right. A better name would be “suppressor” because there is no such thing as completely silencing the sound of a gun firing. However, people tend to use the terms interchangeably.

A fired gun makes a combination of sounds: 1) the hammer or striker being released makes a clicking sound; 2) the muzzle blast; and 3) the ballistic crack we hear as the bullet is propelled out. All of those sounds seem to happen almost simultaneously, but it’s the latter two that are the loudest.

Sawed-off Shotgun

Steyr TMP (Tactical Machine Pistol) Full-Auto

Steyr TMP (Tactical Machine Pistol) Full-Auto

Powerful gun 45 Mac-10

Below is a spendy Steyr ($1295–1800.00) with the magazine inserted. As you can see, that takes up a lot of space, so if your criminal wants to cart the gun around and not noticed, you’ll want him to carry the weapon and magazine separately, then make sure he smacks the magazine in at the last minute before he opens fire.

AR-15 Aimpoint Comp M4 Clone

AR-15 is a generic term for a civilian semi-automatic rifle similar to the military M16/M4. It’s a lightweight, auto-loading, magazine-fed rifle that generally takes 30 shells. AR-15s are not fully automatic weapons. You have to pull the trigger to shoot each and every round. But you can buy kits to make them automatic (“automatic” means they’d shoot nonstop as long as the trigger was depressed until they run out of ammo). It is illegal in most states to convert a semi-auto rifle to an automatic without a permit/license, and most states have laws requiring people to register either or both of these types of guns. Law enforcement AR-15s have often carried a stamp signifying those weapons for military/police use only, but with the loosening of some of the federal restrictions on firearms, that may not be the case anymore.

Powerful gun Uzi-Micro

Choices of weapons for criminals come down a lot of times to price and availability. Contrary to what you see on TV, poor ghetto youth aren’t going to find it so easy to get an AK47, Uzi, or H&K weaponry. These firearms can cost anywhere from $1,000 for a cheap knock-off to $3,500-10,000.00. They’re used often by crooks in the movies, but in real life, fully automatic weapons are illegal and/or heavily regulated practically everywhere in the U.S. and they’re not that easy to get anyway – especially if you don’t possess a gun license.

Luger/Parabellum Llama M-82

But if, on the other hand, he was sent to Spain, he might find an entirely different gun such as this Llama-82

Tanfoglio “Combat” model

The guns that villains carry in well-written fiction can be used to characterize. You don’t have to just give your bad guy a “handgun,” “revolver,” or “Glock.” There are scores of choices available to help make your baddie unique and interesting. All of the kinds of guns I talked about in Part I and Part II are available for crooks to use, and there are a few other considerations as well.

The guns widely available in the U.S. may not be so accessible for residents of other countries. The Germans have their Lugers, Mausers, and Heckler & Koch; Belgium specializes in Browning; and Brazil has the Taurus brand, which are often available here in the U.S. But Switzerland has the Sphinx, Ukraine has the Fort series, Finland has the Lahti line, Turkey the Zigana, and Russian-area states have the Korovin, Makarov, and Stechkin. Most people – even avid gun owners – have never heard of those gun models.

Keep in mind that if you want your crook to carry an unusual gun, he (or she) has to have managed to get it into the country where he does his dirty work. It’s one thing for Lawrence Block’s hit man character, Keller, to travel around the U.S. from state to state, but if he were to travel out of the country by plane, he’s not going to be able to take his favorite guns with him and will have to purchase guns in another country. Even if he bought a gun on the street, he’s more likely to get a weapon widely available in that country. Say he’s gone to Italy for a hit. Perhaps he’ll manage to buy this silver Tanfoglio with the wooden handle.

NRA Deal on Campaign Finance Bill Angers Liberals

On Monday, news broke that House Democrats had brokered a deal with the National Rifle Association to get the powerful gun lobbying group to drop its opposition to a piece of legislation designed to address the Supreme Court's controversial Citizen's United decision allowing corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts of money on campaign advertizing.

Democrats, including President Obama, widely condemned the decision as opening the door to manipulation of elections on the part of domestic and foreign corporations. The legislation crafted to address it - known as the DISCLOSE act, and proposed by Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) in the House and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in the Senate - mandates that the corporations and unions spending on campaigns and running political advertising publicly identify top donors and related information.

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This one is called MP5.A silenced sub machine gun.Very often used by S.W.A.T.This one is cool. Kills without any noise.

This one is called M16A1. Magazine 20 rounds. Effective range is 460 meters. It also comes with a grenade luncher. Used by DeltaForce, S.E.A.L.

This SMG was specially designed for only deltaforce land warriors.

This one is DESERT EAGLE. My favourite.....Itz caliber is .44 Magnum with 9 rounds.Generally used by ISRAELLY MILITARY FORCE. One of the most powerful hand gun ever produced. U need only one shot....

This one is called BERETTA. It is used by US army.

This one is called AUG(Armee Universal Gewehr). It means Universal Army Rifle. I love this gun. It is really cool. Coz its rate of fire is 650 bullets per min and range is 450-500 m. The M203 AUG comes with a grenede luncher. That gun is superb.

Now something about our AK-47. I don't hav the pic. It is actually called Avtomat Kalashnikova - 47. Thirty rounds magazine with a rate of 600 bullets per minute. Its operation is very simple. Mostly used by Terrorists.

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CROSMAN 1377 C air pistol

CROSMAN 1377 C air pistol

Product Features

• caliber: 0.177
• velocity: 600.00 ft/sec
• Warranty: Limited one-year warranty
• Pump

Product Description
If ever there was an American classic, it would be this gun. The Crosman 1377C is a powerful multi-pump pneumatic that’s been enjoyed by millions of shooters for decades.One of the reasons it’s so popular is that it delivers a real wallop, spitting pellets out the muzzle at 600 fps (with 10 pumps). If you need to clear the rodents out of your garden or backyard, the 1377C will humanely take ‘em down (up to 25 yards). Hunting is just one of the things it does well. This pistol is suitable for plinking, popping paper targets, hitting spinners and killing tin cans.This pistol comes with a blade front sight and a fully adjustable rear. You can mount a pistol scope or a red dot on it, but you’ll need the 459MT intermount. The plastic grip and pump handle are checkered to give you a firm grip. There’s even a thumbrest on the grip.With traditional Crosman reliability built into this pistol, you’ll be enjoying it for many years to come and passing it along to your children and grandchildren…. Click the Ammo link to stock up on quality pellets. Check the Accessories link for the 459 MT intermount, rings, scopes, red dots, targets, maintenance gear and safety glasses…. An American classic! 1-10 pumps, suitable for hunting rodents, accurate and very powerful….

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