Feral Jundi

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Cool Stuff: Some New Affiliates For Feral Jundi

    I am excited about these new additions to FJ and I hope these widgets can be of use to the readership.  I have signed up with a couple of affiliate programs out there that I think would be appropriate for the blog and please feel free to check them out at your leisure.

    The way they work is that FJ gets a small percentage of the sales of equipment and such, every time someone goes to these online stores from this site and buys something.  So if you are going overseas, and need to buy some kit, these are some options for you to check out in your research.  For example, US Cavalry has an excellent price on my favorite pair of Woolrich Elite LWO pants that I wear, and I plan on purchasing through their site to get some more. Not to mention the fact that I can access their coupon codes (5% Off Any Order of $49 or More w/ Code PJUSC5 at Checkout!) and (Receive 10% Off Any Order of $99 or More at U.S. Cavalry w/ Code PJUSC10 at Checkout!) and throw it out there for you guys to use. Also check out the cool FBI most wanted widget I put on the side.

    I will be adding some more widgets in the near future, and we will see how they do.  On that note, I will probably be removing some stuff as well, just to clean up the place a little. Kaizen all the way. –Matt

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Cool Stuff: A Mom And Pop Defense Company Show!–Howe And Howe Tech

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Weapons Stuff: New Groups Mobilize As Indians Embrace The Right To Bear Arms

Filed under: India,Weapons Stuff — Tags: , , , , , , , — Matt @ 11:34 PM

“I feel safe wearing it in my ankle holster every day,” said Verma, 27, who runs a family business selling fire-protection systems. “I have a right to self-protection, because random street crime and terrorism have increased. The police cannot be there for everybody all the time. Now I am a believer in the right to keep and bear arms.”    

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   This is great news, and I certainly hope that Indian gun owners are able to keep up the fight and secure their rights.  The best part of the article though, was that little quote I put up top.  The outcome of the Mumbai attack is that the police or military ‘cannot be there for everybody all the time’. Governments instead should be empowering their citizens to not only protect themselves, but actively help pass down information that leads to the arrest and capture of criminals and terrorists.  To not just roll over on the ground and pee on themselves in the face of danger, and to stand up to these criminals and terrorists.

   Of course the police and military needs to continue to do all they can to defend the country, as they should, but the state definitely should not get hung up on this monopoly on the application of the use of force they think they are supposed to have.  Plus, having an armed citizenry will only enhance the defense of a country and keep their leaders in check. –Matt

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New groups mobilize as Indians embrace the right to bear arms

By Rama LakshmiMonday, February 1, 2010

In the land of Mahatma Gandhi, Indian gun owners are coming out of the shadows for the first time to mobilize, U.S.-style, against proposed new curbs on bearing arms.

When gunmen attacked 10 sites in Mumbai in November 2008, including two five-star hotels and a train station, Mumbai resident Kumar Verma sat at home glued to the television, feeling outraged and unsafe.

Before the end of December, Verma and his friends had applied for gun licenses. He read up on India’s gun laws and joined the Web forum Indians for Guns. When he got his license seven months later, he bought a black, secondhand, snub-nose Smith & Wesson revolver with a walnut grip.

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Monday, January 25, 2010

Funny Stuff: Silver Bullet Gun Oil

Filed under: Al Qaeda,Funny Stuff,Video,Weapons Stuff — Tags: , , , , , — Matt @ 12:31 PM

Friday, January 22, 2010

Cool Stuff: An Above The Knee Amputee Guide To Concealed Carry

     Boy folks, this is a treat.  The other day I was perusing the forums and stumbled upon a post over at Lightfighter that really caught my eye.  This hard charger actually converted his prosthetic leg, into a concealed carry platform.  I thought it was incredibly innovative and just damn cool. From AR 15’s to Glocks to knives–wow. It actually concealed pretty good too.  So with J.’s permission, I have posted a few of his pictures of his work.

   For some details, J. is an ‘above the knee’ amputee, and the prosthetic he has is totally adjustable and state of the art.  I invite the reader to check out all of the posts pertaining to the development of this project over at Lightfigther. Maybe if there are any equipment manufacturers out there, you can contact J. or ‘zombiehunter’ on the forum and pick his brain about creating a product line. Check it out.-Matt

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Robocop Phase 1 post here.

Robocop Phase 2 post here.

‘Planet Terror’ post here.

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Robocop Phase 1

I got this idea from Pat Rogers and hal5555 along with several other buddies. It’s as close to the internal holster in robocop as I can get since I wear pants. So far its working pretty damn good. I might have to downgrade to a Glock 26 due to the grip bulge. Perfect no rattle, easily accessible.

Your all like Serpa-yuck- right?

Well I don’t have to worry about shooting my foot now do I? -J.

Robo Cop

2nd Generation Robocop

Robocop Complete. It took a couple a months but it’s finished. I followed a fellow LFer’s advice and went with a cut Glock 17. I applied super adhesive velcro (loop) from Home Depot to the leg. Loop on one side, hook on the other. This way it will stick to both leg and security band. No movement.

Standard Serpa belt fastener cut to fit Serpa LE version carry holster. Shaved the holster to prevent catching. Velcro (hook) on back to attach to security strap. Velcro hook on belt side of mag carry. Loop side on the other 3 sides. This allows for use of security band. Serpa and Rc-3 attached to leg. Extra mag attached to ankle.

Glock 17 cut down to feed 26 mags. Also textured.Not very noticeable. For instance, I went over to HAL5555’s house and he didn’t know I was wearing it.Primary mag = 10 rds+1. Secondary mag = 31. Plus the standard 17’s work if I need a spare mag in a pocket. -J.

Second Robocop

 

robo

 

robo

Planet Terror Project

Yeah yeah I got jealous of that hot one legged chick in Planet Terror. I just couldnt get myself to walk on my barrel though… so I compromised.

Plus a hello and thank you to ITS TACTICAL points on this.

In no way am I that paranoid to carry this as a concealed unless 1 of 2 things was happening: ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE OR BAGGY JEANS DAY (IM KIDDING). For all you “its for show… he cant even pull the charging handle back” people, your absolutely right it can’t go back when hooked on. But what can be done is one round chambered, mag ejected, on safe, non stop tac-reloads. Only time that charging handle would be required is if malfunction occurred (and I haven’t had one yet 4000+ rounds on it). And on the note of bolt being locked to the rear on empty, all I gotta do is bang the right side so it smacks the leg and the bolt release is pushed. In the 5th pic you’ll notice the selector lever is accessible finally- oh my god there’s no flash suppressor and the barrel is gonna shoot a big fireball everytime he shoots…..I couldn’t care less, I won’t feel it anyways. -J.

Planet Terror

 

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