Derya Yeni Anakon Magazine Fed Shotgun

Turkish firm Derya Arms Industry have developed a nifty magazine fed semi-automatic shotgun called the Anakon.



The Anakon is a conversion of their conventional tube-fed semi-automatic shotgun and operates in almost the exact same way, feeding from a magazine forward of the bolt and ejecting downwards. It looks pretty bad-ass, but because it is supplied with just a 4 round magazine, it does not offer many advantages over a tube fed design.



This 12 gauge 3" magnum chambered gun features a full length top picatinny rail and short under-rail, flash hider, M16-style carry handle, forward post sight and either a M16-style fixed stock or M4-style adjustable stock. The barrel is 19.6" in length and the gun weighs 6.3 - 6.8 lbs depending on configuration.



If an American company imports this gun, replaces enough parts to make it 922r-compliment and offers a 7-round box magazine and a 20 round drum magazine, I think it would sell really well and make an excellent home defense shotgun.





sosej

would fap more if it have barrel feed

wow..nice 2 c a military thred here in lyn.. 

Malaysia Will Buy 18 Su-30MKM

"BrahMos" has a flight range of 290 km and the warhead of 300 kg. In India, the light version of the supersonic cruise missile "Brahmos" will go on arming Su-30MKI in 2012. Unlike ground-based missile, air launched version has 500 pounds lighter. In order to reduce its weight was reduced dimensions booster stage and set a simple nose cone. (image : Trishul)

The Malaysian defense ministry plans to buy 18 Russian Su-30MKM fighters fit to carry Russian-Indian BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, the Izvestia daily said on Tuesday.

The paper said, citing military sources, that Malaysian Defense Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi plans on Tuesday to visit the Irkut aviation plant, producing Su-30MKI fighters for India. According to Izvestia, one such aircraft would cost Malaysia about $50 million, future maintenance included.

During the visit, the minister "may sign a contract to buy 18 Su-30MKM multirole fighters," the paper said.

The defense minister also plans to discuss installing new missiles, including BrahMos, on the 18 Su-30MKM fighters that Malaysia received in August 2009 under the $900-million contract signed in 2003.

Malaysia's mixed fighter fleet also includes Russian MiG-29N Fulcrum and the U.S.-made F/A-18D Hornet and F-5 Tiger in service.

The Su-30MKM is a multi-role Flanker version based on the Su-30MKI model and features a customized avionics package built to Malaysian specifications. Su-family fighters constitute the bulk of Russia's arms exports.

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Royal Malaysian Navy vessel undergoing repair work @ Labuan Shipyard Engineering 2011
credit to Mcwood @ militaryphotos.net

Posted on 18 November 2011 - 05:28am
Last updated on 18 November 2011 - 10:21am

PETALING JAYA (Nov 18, 2011): An aide to Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has denied claims that he was in Russia to sign a deal to purchase fighter jets.

His media director Kol Fadzlette Othman Merican told theSun in a text message yesterday that Zahid was invited to visit Russia by its government.

"It's a long overdue visit. He was not there to sign any deal," she said.

Fadzlette declined to state if any negotiations took place during the visit. It is believed that this was Zahid's first visit to Russia since being defence minister.

The Russian state news agency Ria Novosti had created a stir when it reported that Zahid might sign a contract to buy 18 Sukhoi Su-30MKM fighters during the visit.

Zahid had recently been reported as saying that plans to purchase 18 new multi-role combat aircraft for the Royal Malaysian Air Force had been postponed due to the lack of funds.

The Russian news agency cited a report in the Izvestia daily which said that Malaysian had plans to buy 18 fighters fit to carry the Russian-Indian Brahmos supersonic cruise missiles.

The paper, citing miitary sources, reported that Zahid would visit the Irkut aviation plant, producing Su-30MKI fighters.

Izvestia reported one such aircraft would cost Malaysia about US$50 million (RM150 million).

The minister "may sign a contract to buy 18 Su-30MKM multirole fighters," the paper said.

The paper had said that Zahid also plans to discuss installing new missiles, including the BrahMos, on the 18 MKM fighters that Malaysia received under the US$900 million (RM270 million) contract signed in 2003.

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Submarine Museum To Open On Nov 22, 2011
credit to mcwood @ militaryphotos.net

rmaf will shit brix 1st...
Indonesia to buy 24 refurbished US F-16 fighters

$750M is nothing compare to this deal, which witnessed by Obama himself in Bali 

Boeing Confirms $22 Billion Order From Lion Air

can u give source stating that 24 F-16 are 30yrs old?
most european countries already extended/upgraded their F-16 lifespan with MLU, and they keep that fighters in inventory.
so are those european are 'bodoh nak mampus' bcos they want to sit in rotten fighters? 
do you believe integration between 'european stuff' with 'Russian software' will smooth,  hahaha, so childish.

ps: e36.hartge, i think you've got ur period, hehe, or looks like someone always pain in ass when his neighbour buying good stuff
those F-16 are Block 25 and will be upgraded to Block 52 as of Indonesian request. check this out,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17, 2011 – The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress Nov. 16 of a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Government of Indonesia for the regeneration and upgrade of 24 F-16C/D Block 25 aircraft and associated equipment, parts, training and logistical support for an estimated cost of $750 million.

The Government of Indonesia has requested a sale for the regeneration and upgrade of 24 F-16C/D Block 25 aircraft and 28 F100-PW-200 or F100-PW-220E engines being granted as Excess Defense Articles. The upgrade includes the following major systems and components:
LAU-129A/A Launchers,
ALR-69 Radar Warning Receivers,
ARC-164/186 Radios,
Expanded Enhanced Fire Control (EEFC) or Commercial Fire Control, or Modular Mission Computers,
ALQ-213 Electronic Warfare Management Systems,
ALE-47 Countermeasures Dispenser Systems,
Cartridge Actuated Devices/Propellant Actuated Devices (CAD/PAD),
Situational Awareness Data Link,
Enhance Position Location Reporting Systems (EPLRS),
LN-260 (SPS version, non-PPS),
and AN/AAQ-33 SNIPER or AN/AAQ-28 LITENING Targeting Systems.
Also included are tools, support and test equipment, spare and repair parts, publications and technical documentation, personnel training and training equipment, U.S. Government and contractor engineering, technical and logistics support services, and other related elements of logistical and program support. The estimated cost is $750 million.

source

I knew it is old stuffs, but now they have the advantage of quantity.
one sukhoi vs two f16s, sukhoi pun susah.

perhaps it would speed up RMAF MIG-29 replacement program????

Indons got a lot of airspace to cover. So, like it or not, buying 2nd hand US F16s is their best way to go.

S'pore, M'sia End Bilateral Exercise on High Note


Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Chua Jin Kiat (right), Commanding Officer (CO) 4SIR, and LTC Tengku Muhammad Fauzi Bin Tengku Ibrahim, CO 1 RMR, at the closing ceremony.

For six days beginning 15 Nov, a total of 400 personnel from the Singapore and Malaysian armies have been hard at work perfecting their moves together in a bilateral exercise codenamed Semangat Bersatu.

Culminating in a full-troop exercise, Exercise Semangat Bersatu provided soldiers from the 4th Singapore Infantry Regiment (4 SIR) and the 1st Battalion Royal Malay Regiment (1 RMR) with many chances to share professional experiences.


MG Singh (left) and Brigadier-General Tung Yui Fai, Chief of Staff - the General Staff (right), speaking with General Zulkifli after the closing ceremony.

At the closing ceremony held on 21 Nov in Singapore, Chief of Army Major-General (MG) Ravinder Singh said: "As the security issues that our countries face become more challenging, our two armies must be ready to cooperate to achieve our common goals and interests. I believe that the exercise provides an excellent platform for us to facilitate mutual learning and increase the interoperability between our armies."

He was joined by his counterpart General Datuk Haji Zulkifli bin Haji Zainal Abidin, who added: "I am sure that all participants have benefited from the exercise, especially the Malaysian soldiers, who have learnt a lot about the conduct of urban operations."


Singapore and Malaysian troops perfecting their urban drills together on 17 Nov.

Prior to the closing ceremony, both men observed the conduct of an urban operation training drill which saw soldiers from both sides working closely with each other to achieve their mission objectives.

On the ground, sentiments were similarly upbeat. "The level of cooperation was very high," said Captain Edwin Chua, a Platoon Commander in 4 SIR. "Initially there were some challenges because of language differences, but we overcame that because both sides made every effort to communicate."

"We worked well together even though we follow different doctrines, especially in the area of tactics during urban operations," said Sergeant Henri Purna Irawan Bin Basir, a Section Commander in 1 RMR.

This year marks the 17th time that the two armies are training together in this series of exercise. First conducted in 1989, Exercise Semangat Bersatu provides an excellent opportunity for both armies to strengthen professional interactions and enhance mutual understanding between personnel.

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The People's Princess 2011
credit to Mcwood @ militaryphotos.net

well,anything that increases the effectiveness of infanteers is a welcome.

C7/C8 >  M16/M4

haters be hattin'