Hey CQB Radio fans,
Over the last week I had a chance to visit the Navy SEALS Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida while visiting some family. The link to the museum is below, but check out some pics from the trip.
A bunch of cool pics of real steel as you scroll down -M249s, M4s, and more.
LINK: http://www.navysealmuseum.com/
One of the first UDT loadouts.
Over the last week I had a chance to visit the Navy SEALS Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida while visiting some family. The link to the museum is below, but check out some pics from the trip.
A bunch of cool pics of real steel as you scroll down -M249s, M4s, and more.
LINK: http://www.navysealmuseum.com/
One of the first UDT loadouts.
Firepower baby.
Classic Walther P38 from WWII.
Nice AK.
ARES didn't make this one, friends.
40 mm Pump Grenade Launcher. Yes please.
M79 - a classic.
G&P did a nice job matching up to this one.
M60 VN.
M4 all geeked-out.
Some support M249s.
Hello optics.
Interesting to see this after H&K just put out a trade-marked GBB version for airsoft.
SR25.
Nice you called the Walther P38 a Ruger while you probably meant Luger.
ReplyDeleteGood call, bro. Corrected. I guess I got too caught up in the excitement!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, btw if anyone is interested in Navy Seals, I would highly recommend the book "lone survivor" by Markus Luttrell. It's an amazing book about his experience when a mission went south, and he had to stay with locals while hiding from the taliban. It is truly a touching, inspiring, and good read...
ReplyDeleteI don't feel like I've expressed it very well above, but let me just say: If you enjoy, books that honor good people, and give you an in depth description of what being a navy seal is about, that book is worth reading