The difference between  Uzi Pistol / Micro Uzi and the MAC-10. While responding I dug up this shot of the basic MAC-10 in the .45ACP configuration manufactured in the US by the defunct Military Armaments Corporation (M.A.C.) in the early 70’s. The MAC-10 was made almost entirely of metal stampings, and has a very light telescoping bolt resulting in a high rate of fire. The most memorable part of the MAC-10 is not in this photo, however – the Sionics two-stage sound suppressor.

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The L96A1 is design by the standard AWC PM of British Army . The L96A1 made by an aluminium over which there is a frame very strong plastic stock. A Parker Hale Bi-Pod is fitted beneath it as an stand .

The features in this sniper rifle :

There are many improvements, including an easier bolt action, frost proof mechanism, muzzle brake and a 10 X 42 “Hensoldt” telescopic sight. The L96A1 is capable of sub MOA (Minutes of Angle) with military ammo, and gets to about half of that, with good match grade ammo.

Models in common use are the “PM Counter-Terrorist Sniper” Rifle, “PM Covert Sniper Rifle”, and the “PM Super Magnum (Silenced) Sniper” Rifle.

This sturdy double action revolver will fire both .38 Special and the more powerful .357 Magnum convertible so it gives the shooter the option to shoot either cartridge type according to need. The minimum shot capacity (6 or 7 rounds) and the higher recoil of these revolvers when compared to semi-automatic pistols are to some degree compensated by the fact that they are generally more reliable and less complex to learn to shoot.

the following features it consists

• Weight: 1.30 kg (empty)
• Calibre: .38 Special / .357 Magnum
• Capacity: 6 rounds (Model 686P holds 7 rounds)