With the adoption of the M9 Pistol in 1985, the USMC Force Recon is faced with a problem: They are already equipped as a weapon to attack the MP5-N 9x19mm Lüger, creating redundancy caliber, problem not being present with the 1911A1 previously in service. On the other hand, the Marines have little confidence in the Beretta pistol. In 1985, Colonel (retd) Robert Young therefore submits to the PWS (Precision Weapons Section), Section armorers at Quantico, who are already preparing the M40A1 and A2 Scout Snipers, a clone constructed in 1911 according to his personal specifications, which are :. The guns are built on a carcass 1911A1 "IM" pulled stocks still available in the Marine Corps. Each frame is inspected from every angle, the contact parts polished and retouched some parts to accept the mounting of the pedal with beavertail safety. The slides are they purchased from the manufacturer Civil Springfield Armories, or, in some series in Caspian Armories, for reasons of delays in Springfield. According to the arrivals, the slides are equipped with either an enhanced military purposes made on the spot or referred to a Novak low. Each gun is hand made by the PWS, with pieces specially commissioned for, which explains the wide variety of markings and manufacturers of slides. Technically each gun is unique, and these differences increase with each reconstruction of the gun (after about 40,000 cartridges fired). The MEU (SOC) (Marine Expeditionary Unit - Special Operations Capable) is distributed Pistol with 8 shots 8 Chargers Stainless Steel Wilson Combat, but some operators prefer their models Wilson Combat 10 shots for the sake of carrying capacity. The mounting tactical lights MEU (SOC) is prohibited from its introduction, the lights of the time was laying on the lever lock mechanism lever / slide lock and therefore likely to disrupt the mechanical Match Grade. Despite the ban traders did not hesitate to fill all lights Surefire H10 (310 and 610) and more recently in MR07 rail mount (Surefire) or LightSpeed rail (DawsonPrecision). The MEU (SOC) became the standard pistol (and non-regulatory) Force Recon operators since 1986 and will remain so until they change into (Navy MSOBSpecial Operation Battalion) during the 2000s. It remains the weapon of secondary operators MSOB, despite rumors of replacement or new ICQB Kimber Springfield Operator. Hello, I have a question regarding the photo with the forces recognize the drive (The one where they are dressed in CWU 27 / P desert). You talk about a second generation kit FSBE and I wonder if some "operators" are here Rhodesian Recon Vest equipped (as I believe the kit provided) or HSGI Weesatch I know that the difference may seem small but this could m help in my creation of a holding of airsoft because I like weesatch but I do not know if it is used by the recognition also that in Call of Duty 4 (^^). Thank you in advance. The kit FSBE 2 (2nd generation) contains three ballistic jackets: the CIRAS LAND, Plate Carrier and Rhodesian Recon Vest. Pictured are the Marines equipped Plate Carrier (Allied Industries) and RRS-V. Most of the weapons pictured on this blog are replicas or are demilitarized, and for night vision optical equipment and NBC protection.
Among the most popular replicas on the market for airsoft, M4 is the undisputed queen of sales. A legendary rifle, popularized by a number of films and video games, present at most theaters of operations should be obviously figure prominently in the catalog of one of the most iconic brands of Airsoft: Tokyo Marui. The original version: Designed on the basis of the famous M4 SOPMOD version (for Special Operations Peculiar Modification) used by most U.S. special forces soldiers. Appreciated for its modularity and the quantity of parts and accessories, this M4 is an inescapable element of American weapons. Weighing about 3kg and a length ranging from 76 to 84cm, this assault rifle, chambered NATO (5.56mm) has an effective range of nearly 300m. Tokyo Marui replica: Delivered in a simple black box, flanked by an illustration of the beast and the logo of the Japanese firm, the reply is revealed and its equipment (charger, adapter battery charger, rod stripping, BB loader and manual). The first impression leaves no voice, the beautiful, all clad aluminum, evokes the strength, no play is felt (except of course the stock is retractable). The shipper undertakes no problem, besides showing some resistance, because the exact size of each piece. From a design standpoint, the discrete marking (engraved) on the body of the reply "Property of U.S. Govt. M4A1 5.56mm Carbine Cal. Tracking Serial Number "is very good bill. The other side of the body (selector) receives the same quality of engraving for the marking of the Colt factory. In conclusion, this replica of excellent bill shows how much know-how of Japan's famous brand, the M4 was not ashamed of his colleague from home SYSTEMA PTW, both for the quality of finish, materials used (all anodized aluminum!), realism chargers (82 strokes) and quality of shooting.

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