Friday, July 21, 2006

 

No charges in shoot-the-burglar case (BROWNING HANDGUN)

Ghillie suit

Snipers and hunters with extreme requirements for camouflage use a ghillie, or yowie suit. The ghillie suit was originally developed by Scottish gamekeepers as a portable hunting blind. The name derives from ghillie, the Scots Gaelic for "boy", in English especially used to refer to servants assisting in hunting or fishing expeditions. A ghillie dhu is a type of brownie which is supposed to disguise itself in leaves and vegetation.[1]


A US Marine sniper wearing a ghillie suits suits can be constructed in many different ways. Some services make them of rough burlap (hessian) flaps attached to a net poncho. US Army Ghillie suits are often built using a pilot's flightsuit, battle dress uniform (BDU), or some other one-piece coverall as the base. Ponchos made of durable nylon netting can also be used. Unscented dental floss is used to sew each knot of fishnet to the fabric, in the areas to be camouflaged. A drop of 'Shoe Goo' is applied to each knot for strength. The desired jute is applied to the netting by tying groups of 5 to 10 strands of a color to the netting with simple knots, skipping sections to be filled in with other colors. Making a ghillie suit from scratch is time consuming, and a detailed, high-quality suit can take 100 hours to manufacture and season.

A ghillie suits is usually prepared by assembling it, beating it, dragging it behind a car, and then rolling it in cow manure or burying it in mud and then letting it ferment. This makes it very much like wearable humus. A ghillie suit that closely matches the actual terrain of the zone of operation will stand out less, so elements of that general environment (local foliage or other matter) may also be included in the netting.

An inherent problem with ghillie suits is internal (and sometimes, external) temperatures. Even in relatively moderate climates, the temperature inside of the ghillie suit can soar to over 50 C (120 F).

High quality "ghillie suits" can be purchased online, but traditionally, soldiers in the armed forces construct their own unique suits.

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No charges in shoot-the-burglar case
From GUNED.COM-- Police have filed no charges against a business owner shot and killed a suspected burglar late Wednesday night after a burglar alarm alerted him to trouble in his shop.

Company Info
Sabre Defence Industries, LLC is a manufacturer and distributor of. military, law enforcement and civilian products. We are a prime contractor to the United States Army, Navy, Air Force

Barrels
Barrels. Sabre Defence manufactures a wide range of barrels, from .17 caliber to our own. line of XR barrels as well as .50 Cal. BMG barrels for the US military.

Products
Products ** NEW ** Sabre Defence 2006 Catalog. The NEW Official US Distributor for SPHINX Arms. Available September 2005 [ ...

Odessa homeowner shoots man in auto burglary
From GUNED.COM-- ODESSA -- An Odessa homeowner shot one of two suspects allegedly attempting to burglarize his vehicles early Wednesday, police said.

Weapon Mounts
Weapon Mounts. Sabre Defence M6 Pedestal Mount. M2 .50 BMG Machine Gun shown mounted on. Sabre Defence M6 Pedestal Mount. M2 .50 BMG Machine Gun and MK-19 40mm grenade launcher


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