Pye42 photographed the guns of movie-supplier Long Mountain Outfitters. They have an AMAZING collection of weaponry.
[ Many thanks to Dudley Storey (who blogs at demosthenes.info) for emailing me the link. ]
I think the AK that a guy was holding is one of the ones used in the movie “Red Dawn”. I think the scratch marks are from the scene where one of the actors was carving into the stock.
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0Brian: Small Arms Review, Moose Lake Publications, and Long Mountain Outfitters are just a few of Dan Shea’s business enterprises.
kvalseth: The Hughes Heligun was not the same as the Lockless. As I understand it, the Heligun was more like a scaled down version of the Hughes 20mm Mk11 cannon.
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0 0Great pics!
In pic 7, there is a gun that I have never seen before. It is under the Thompson and above the M1 Carbine. Anybody know what it is?
0 0I’ll be damned, they even have a Polish BAR (the one with a pistol grip, chambered in 7.92 Mauser). And to think that this thing went out of use after WW2…
0 0Oh man, I see tons of Ruger MK II’s and some Hi Standard .22′s. Not fair.
0 0Hughes Heligun!? As in a real life Hughes Lockless?
0 0Anyone who reads Small Arms Review should be familiar with LMO. They do a lot for the Class III community.
0 0Fantastic eye candy – some seriously unusual firearms in there too.
Loved the pics
thanks
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Looks sweet.
Brian: Small Arms Review, Moose Lake Publications, and Long Mountain Outfitters are just a few of Dan Shea’s business enterprises.
kvalseth: The Hughes Heligun was not the same as the Lockless. As I understand it, the Heligun was more like a scaled down version of the Hughes 20mm Mk11 cannon.
I think the AK that a guy was holding is one of the ones used in the movie “Red Dawn”. I think the scratch marks are from the scene where one of the actors was carving into the stock.
Great pics!
In pic 7, there is a gun that I have never seen before. It is under the Thompson and above the M1 Carbine. Anybody know what it is?
I’ll be damned, they even have a Polish BAR (the one with a pistol grip, chambered in 7.92 Mauser). And to think that this thing went out of use after WW2…
Anyone who reads Small Arms Review should be familiar with LMO. They do a lot for the Class III community.
Hughes Heligun!? As in a real life Hughes Lockless?
Oh man, I see tons of Ruger MK II’s and some Hi Standard .22′s. Not fair.
Fantastic eye candy – some seriously unusual firearms in there too.
Loved the pics
thanks