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@strogdungler @teppoblog I know, it's just that companies will part ways for plausible deniability. Not the case though

@RealRedfly @teppoblog I don't think you understand. Eotech is not part of L3 anymore.

NSWC Crane、EOTechの新型ホロサイト・EXPS3 HDを450個調達。米軍特殊部隊の現有EXPS3の後継として。2010年から紆余曲折を経ても愛用され続けたロングセラーがついに更新か？ sam.gov/workspace/cont…

@Area51coyote @LarryVickers Bro dropped this A very angry Squadron SGM is now looking this profile rn lol

You guys seen this? The Strategic Sciences combination muzzle break/flash hider/suppressor. By all reports I have received its performance is superb. In fact US Army Tier One SOF has them currently in use. With the suppressor mounted it is ear safe meaning no hearing protection required when shooting with a 5.56 mm carbine. In addition it has no gas blowback and the nose piece is throw lever detachable. They make several different flavors for different weapons/applications. Obviously it has a look that turns heads since no suppressor I have ever seen looks remotely like it . It is on the heavy side as there is no free lunch and it is direct mount which means no quick detach feature. It’s not cheap but nothing good these days is. If your in the market for a suppressor check these out- like I said I’ve heard really good things about them. Anyone out there have any experience with these devices?

@teppoblog Just like Forgeline Solutions is a off shoot from Patagonia huh

@RealRedfly EOTech split off from L3 tho

@water_pilot @LizCrokin To record, the 412 pictured is N83713, now C-GTQK

@water_pilot @LizCrokin Last time a THU 412 was seen was in David Sweat's manhunt in 2015.

Last night I captured a steady stream of what appear to be UH-60 Black Hawk choppers in stealth mode hovering over the West Palm Beach courthouse building over the course of about two hours. In one video, you can see six operators repelling off the military aircraft onto the rooftop of the building which has no helipad. I could find no public reports of training exercises that occurred last night. I wonder if that courthouse still holds Jeffrey Epstein records or evidence?

@water_pilot @LizCrokin Just for the sake of continuity, both sister airframes, N83700 and N83713 (S/Ns 36208 and 36205, respectively) were built in 1998, and transferred to the Bureau in April 2006, where they were owned by Uncle Sam until 2017, when they were sold to a Canadian company.

@LizCrokin Those look like Bell 412s to me. I don’t think any tactical mil operators of the 412 are left. FBI HRT aviation maybe?

@water_pilot @LizCrokin THU retired theirs approximately 10 years ago.

@GabrielLuisDa17 @sea_of_nihilism Não se entende o boomerzismo do EB, se combate. Oh hey tankie, sdds de quando me chamou no X1 antigo Ghost. IYKYK

@sea_of_nihilism Eu também não faço a menor ideia. Não que a MD1 seja ruim, mas é um design um tanto quanto ultrapassado. A própria Imbel pode fazer coisa melhor e temos coisas melhores prontas na própria Taurus, mas também AREX.

O que chamou atenção — e acabou passando despercebido pela maioria do público — no vídeo institucional da Imbel foi justamente esta pistola. Muitos, inclusive eu, inicialmente a associamos à PTS .40 MD4 (DAO), projeto que a Imbel desenvolvia durante a gestão do Tenente-Coronel Renaldo e que acabou sendo descontinuado em 2018. No entanto, em conversa com o próprio Tenente-Coronel, foi-me dito que este modelo não trata-se antiga PTS .40 MD4. Trata-se de um novo desenvolvimento, denominado internamente "Strike Fire", cujo projeto teve início em 2023, ainda durante sua gestão, até sua passagem para a reserva, no final de 2024. Apenas fico intrigado pelo fato de o Exército Brasileiro ter optado pela MD1, em vez de adotar esta pistola como armamento padrão para sua tropa.

@BrandonFDW @slayderaider250 DEVGRU LVAW. Surprisingly it has a CAT/TSF suppressor tucked in

Noveske Gen 5 300 blk rifle with @slayderaider250 heat shield. instagram.com/p/DXfjN2dlKve/…

@BrandonFDW Yup, they're shooting at admin who called them Columbian instead of Colombian

Apparently the KAC M110K3 is being used by Columbian marksmen. instagram.com/p/DZfLFdIlTr4/…

morar no brasil em 2026

@pekidaspedras Conheço 2 BRs que foram pra lá. Ambos venderam tudo. Um ainda tá lá, fazendo sabe Deus o quê (não tá ativo, tentou entrar para as forças especiais, mas 🤷‍♂️), e o outro emocionado voltou Ambos deslumbrados, o que impressionou eles foi a quantidade de casas da prima em Kiev e Lviv

Siendo ARQUERO le reventó el travesaño e indirectamente se hizo una autoasistencia, tenes que cerrar las canchitas, los genios hacen eso

Geissele GFR rifles behind Bill Geissele. instagram.com/p/DbdKF9zjICi/

@mprate008 @LizCrokin Yes, the UH-1Ns out of Malstrom. I've mentioned them

@RealRedfly @LizCrokin Air force still flies Hueys

@Hillbilly_Dlux @LizCrokin I mentioned the Venom in the other post lol Sorry, was trying to remember the users from the top of my head and I forget that it's a Huey too

@RealRedfly @LizCrokin Dude. Why don't you do some research instead of trying to sound like an expert? The USMC still flies the Bell UH-1Y Venom. Check it out before you engage your pie hole.

@LizCrokin Oh, how my dummy ass could forget: The DOJ also operates a fleet of Bell 412s, around 4-6 of them. They were seen most recently transporting Maduro to his court hearing. To be exact, N813FK. The DEA seems to be operate it to carry their tactical operators around.

@LizCrokin Since HRT is in place of JSOC (Posse Comitatus) for last resort, extremely complex hostage rescue and other national level threats, they have to train to the exact same scenarios Delta and ST6 would. This was a training exercise however.

@RealRedfly What was this operation for?

@LizCrokin Deleted my last part since I mixed up. The Miami Dade Fire-Rescue folks ran 412s until recently, and also, the Florida State Guard.