The S7-PVAR gas-piston driven precision rifle of UDMC has an ON/OFF gas valve knob in front of the gas block. At "ON" position, it is a self-loading battle rifle. At "OFF" position, it becomes a bolt action rifle...
A sniper is a highly trained soldier who specializes in shooting targets with modified rifles from incredibly long distances. They're also adept in stealth, camouflage, infiltration, and observation techniques...
Though it only takes one person to fire a sniper rifle, it really takes two soldiers to get the most out of the sniper-rifle weapon system. That's why snipers always work in pairs...
IN THEORY:
The basic formula for Minute of Angle (MOA) in sniping is 1.047 inches at 100 yards, or for practical purposes, 1 inch at 100 yards. For every 100 yards the bullet travels, you add 1 inch of inaccuracy...
“Ultimately, the farther a sniper can be from his target and still remain accurate, the more effective he is and the less likely he is to be discovered. Using a 7.62mm round, snipers can shoot nearly silently as long as they're shooting from over 600 meters. A bullet leaves the rifle barrel faster than the speed of sound...
UDMC'S S7 RIFLE IN CALIBER 7.62 X 51MM NATO WITH A NIGHTFORCE DAY SCOPE AND A NIVISYS THERMAL IMAGING DEVICE THAT CAN DETECT THE HEAT OF A HUMAN AT 1,000 METERS AND THE ENGINE OF A VEHICLE AT 2,000 METERS IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT...
On June 6, 2014 at Camp O'Donnell, United Defense Mfg Corp received a Plaque of Recognition from the Philippine Army for its pioneering success in the local manufacture of 5.56mm NATO assault rifles and 7.62mm NATO precision rifles. United Defense EVP, Gino Carino, received the plaque from MGen Romulo Cabantac Jr, PA Vice Commander and BGen Ivan Samarita, PA Tradoc Commander.
It offers a Build, Operate, Transfer Technology (BOTT) Licensing Agreements to foreign democratic governments.
UDMC is certified in ISO 9001: 2008, Quality Management Systems, by AJA Registrars Ltd., UK.
PH defense companies fight for “buy Filipino”
By Norman Sison, VERA Files
It was not your usual errand. Several days ago, the head of the security force tasked with protecting President Aquino, toured a small three-storey plant in a Manila suburb that manufactures M4 assault rifles, the standard battle rifle of the US Army.
In April, United Defense Manufacturing Corporation sent a letter inviting Aquino to visit and see what the company could do for the military. In line with his efforts to modernize the armed forces, Aquino forwarded the letter to the Presidential Security Group and ordered them to take a look.
In whatever shape or form the BBL will become, Iqbal and company will accept it for where in the world can they get a deal to be awarded the right to rule with P70 billion pocket money, in lieu of a constitutionally elected body, simply because they have guns to threaten the Government. For this one reason (let alone the others), is it morally right for the President and the Congress to do this?