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  1. 06-26-2005 #1
    D.E. Watters
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    Default Small Arms Photos from NDIA

    These photos are taken from briefing slides shown at the 2005 NDIA International Infantry & Joint Services Small Arms Systems Annual Symposium, Exhibition and Firing Demonstration. Ignore the date, it was held in May.

    http://www.dtic.mil/ndia/2005smallar...smallarms.html

    Be warned, most of the briefings are not dial-up friendly.


    Latest Generation SCAR-L w/ EGLM

    Mk 13 Mod 2 Sniper Rifle (.300 Win Mag)

    Mk 14 Mod 0 EBR (Enhanced Battle Rifle)

    Barrett XM109 "Payload Rifle" 25x59mm

    XM25 in use

    XM320
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    Good pics
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  4. 06-26-2005 #4
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    how do you guys pull the image files out of the pdf document?
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    Easiest way is make a screenshot, otherwise you have to use the prog from adobe to edit the pdf. But for that you probably have to hack the document first.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Some Guy
    how do you guys pull the image files out of the pdf document?
    The BLS PDF Extract for example, it's a shareware program exctracting a pictures from a PDF file. No "hacking" at all, it just exports all PDF-embedded pictures to a single TIFF file placed in the program's folder.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Some Guy
    how do you guys pull the image files out of the pdf document?
    You can use the photo select tab from within Acrobat Reader, copy the picture, and paste it within a photo program.
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    This gun looks like it's made out of legos . . .




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    Quote Originally Posted by coughybean
    This gun looks like it's made out of legos . . .
    x2
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    Call me old-fashioned, but I think I prefer the original woodstocked M-14.
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    <img src=http://www.planetrainbowsix.com/armm/images/mk14mod0-ebr_left.jpg>

    Badass.
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    Awesome pictures, thanks for them!

    It's interesting how they have the grenade launcher with a sorta magwell extension as a grip on the SCAR-L. Bigass magwell, must make reloads pretty quick.... I guess....

    Anyway I'm tired COOL PICS!
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    Quote Originally Posted by D.E. Watters
    Quote Originally Posted by Some Guy
    how do you guys pull the image files out of the pdf document?
    You can use the photo select tab from within Acrobat Reader, copy the picture, and paste it within a photo program.
    If it doesn´t work download hardcopy.
    www.info.hardcopy.de
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    Does anyone have any info regarding the grenade launcher attakched to the FN SCAR? It doesn't look like anything I've seen before, it doesn't even seem to have a seperate trigger. Definitely cool.
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    kinda looks like the launcher for the FN2000. Course, since the SCAR is an FN product you'd expect that just like the AG36 was fitted to the XM8
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